Volunteer

Get involved and make a difference by volunteering with the League of Women Voters of Johnson County.
   

You can make a difference

Complete this survey to let us know how you want to contribute.

Specific volunteer needs for 2019

Communications

• Help manage Facebook account

• Write briefs for monthly newsletter
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Events

• Help plan December and March special events

• Help at an event
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Observer Corps

• Observe local governing body

• Observe local school board meetings
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Hospitality

• Bring food to next Saturday morning program (November 2)

• Assist with set up for Saturday morning programs
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Speakers Bureau

• Publicity

• Identify potential audiences
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Membership Team

• Greet guests at Saturday programs

• Data entry/management

• Mentor new members
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Voter Services

• Make instructional video/PowerPoint

• Voter-to-Voter and other GOTV efforts
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More opportunities to volunteer with LWVJoCo

Sign up to volunteer

Please send a quick note to membership@lwvjoco.org and let us know how you’d like to help. We’ll get in touch with you promptly!

As we march toward 2020 and our 100th anniversary, volunteers continue to give their time and energy to ensure that League has a great future. When you join smart, dedicated, and effective League volunteers, you increase your impact because you are joining a nationwide network. Volunteer today and “power our impact.”

Action/Advocacy:
Design and participate in activities that influence government officials to support League goals. Phone, visit, or write letters to public officials, testify at hearings, and mobilize public support.

Candidate Forums:
Reserve location, invite candidates, coordinate with PR Chair. Set up, greet guests, serve as moderator, panelists or timekeeper.

Communications:
Help share news and events with members.

Fundraising:
Develop fundraising activities necessary to sustain the League.

Greeters:
Greet visitors at meetings and events
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Membership:
Recruit, retain, and involve members in League activities.

National, State & Local Studies:
Participate in the formal process by which the League creates or updates its public policy positions
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Naturalization:
Register new citizens as voters at monthly naturalization ceremonies

Newsletter:
Coordinate content, prepare, and distribute The VOTER in print and online
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Observer Corps:
Attend community and government meetings on a regular basis and prepare a brief report.

Position/Bylaw Review:
Assess and review accuracy and effectiveness of League positions, and policies.

Programs:
Obtain speakers for monthly meetings and their résumés for publicity.

Public Relations: Promote League’s image and activities in the community and inform the public of the League’s services, positions, membership opportunities and fundraising efforts.

Publications:
Prepare annual meeting booklet, directory, bylaws and other League documents for publication.
Social Policy:
Promote social and economic justice, and the health and safety of all Americans. This may include education, child-care, eldercare, mental health & health services, poverty, or transit.

Speakers Bureau:
Speak to other community organizations about League and public policy issues.

Special Arrangement/Social Events:
Coordinate public activities and special events.

Transportation: Provide transportation to members in need of rides to League activities.

Voter Services:
Assist in providing nonpartisan, unbiased, and factual information to help citizens make their own informed decisions on Election Day. Hold voter registration events
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Website:
Update and maintain lwvjoco.org.

What appeals to you:
Suggest a job to the board or make yourself available for ad hoc work.