It's Left Wing Night now at the Village Tap! Pull up a chair, grab a drink, and have some food while socializing with fellow Democrats.

**HELLO VOLUNTEERS!** At Feed Louisville, we often say that volunteers are the backbone of our organization. With help from people like you, we sent out 142,979 meals in 2024 to the houseless and food-insecure community. Join us in the kitchen to help our team turn donated food into nutritious meals! From prepping vegetables, making sandwiches, packaging meals, and much more, there is plenty to help with! ### SHIFTS: There are two volunteer time slots to choose from Monday-Friday: **9 am to 12 pm and/or 1 pm to 3:30 pm.** If you need to come a little late or leave a little early, no problem at all. _Sign up for the shift your schedule best aligns with._ **Each volunteer must register for their own shift.** ### DRESS GUIDELINES: When volunteering in our kitchen, we ask you to dress comfortably and appropriately! Here are a few key points to remember: - Volunteers must wear a **hair covering** such as a hat, hair net, or bandana. - Long hair must be tied up and covered. We provide hair nets. - Volunteers must wear closed-toe shoes. - Volunteers must have their shoulders, abdomen, and armpits covered. - Short-sleeve or long-sleeve shirts only, no crop-tops permitted. - Volunteers with artificial nails and/or nail polish must wear gloves (will be provided) when handling any Ready-To-Eat or raw food. ### SAFETY AND AGE REQUIREMENTS: For safety reasons, we **do not allow persons under 14 years of age** to volunteer in our kitchen. - Those 14 to 18 years old may be allowed to use knives or work around industrial kitchen equipment, depending on their experience level. - **Volunteers 14-16 must be accompanied by an adult.** - Anyone 18 years and older can work in our production kitchen. **GROUPS:** If you want to bring a group of 10 or more, please email volunteer@feedlouisville.org so we can work with you to schedule a date that works best! ### LOCATION: Our kitchen is at 1334 Story Avenue Louisville, KY. Please read these directions before coming to volunteer! ### DIRECTIONS: [Click here to watch video directions to our kitchen](https://youtu.be/35OON5TVOY0) _From Story Ave_, the entrance to our parking lot is directly across from the Whirling Tiger, at the corner of Webster and Story. Enter through the open black gates on your left, drive until you come to the T in the road, then turn right. Drive towards the yellow dumpster at the end and enter our parking lot surrounded by a chain link fence. After parking, walk towards the building and up the wooden stairs. Continue until you see a door that says "Social Events and Feed Louisville". Once inside, walk towards the double doors and turn right. Go through the white doors and around the bend to the volunteer station! If you have trouble finding us, please call or text us at 502-418-7443 and we will gladly guide you in the right direction! ### THANK YOU! We are grateful for your willingness to help us in our mission to rescue more food and put it into the hands of the houseless and food-insecure in Louisville. If you cannot make it to our kitchen, consider sharing our story and the work of our community partners on social media, or consider donating to increase the number of people we can feed! The entire Feed Louisville team is looking forward to meeting you! Reach out to volunteer@feedlouisville.org with any questions!

Join the Manchester Democrats for their monthly meeting!

### Please join us! _AA Caucus meetings are open to all registered Democrats and their allies._ We promote political participation and education within the African American community and encourage African Americans to seek public office at all levels. We also fight for equality for African Americans by advocating for issues such as economic justice and fair wages. Contact us to find out how you can make an impact this election season. - We meet on the second Thursday of each month at 7:00 pm [FCDP Linktree](https://linktr.ee/franklincountyncdems) [Caucus Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/aacfranklincountydems/) #### Monthly County Party Meetings https://www.mobilize.us/fcdemsnc/ - Executive Committee Meeting - Democratic Women - LGBTQ Dems - African American Caucus - Senior Democrats

Find out what is new and exciting with the SemDems! Join us at the Eastmonte Park Community Center for our next General Meeting (830 Magnolia Dr., Altamonte Springs, FL 32701). We socialize at 6:30 p.m., and the meeting starts at 7. Are you ready to #BetheChange? Our General Meetings are held the second Thursday of each month and open to the public. If you have been looking for "your people" here in Seminole county, you have found us! Come see how you can get involved and stay in-the-know with local, state, and federal races and happenings and make an IMMEDIATE impact on our community.

Our Monthly Meeting for the Calhoun County Democratic Club is the first Tuesday of the month (except on election days and holidays) at the Calhoun County Public Library in Port Lavaca. Got questions? Concerned about democracy? Come and join us. We have a social/potluck start at 5.30pm with meeting business starting at 6pm. This an in-person only event. For more info: CalhounTXDemocrats.org calhouncotexasdemocrats.substack.com Linktr.ee/calhountxdemocrats Info@CalhounTXDemocrats.org

**HELLO VOLUNTEERS!** At Feed Louisville, we often say that volunteers are the backbone of our organization. With help from people like you, we sent out 142,979 meals in 2024 to the houseless and food-insecure community. Join us in the kitchen to help our team turn donated food into nutritious meals! From prepping vegetables, making sandwiches, packaging meals, and much more, there is plenty to help with! ### SHIFTS: There are two volunteer time slots to choose from Monday-Friday: **9 am to 12 pm and/or 1 pm to 3:30 pm.** If you need to come a little late or leave a little early, no problem at all. _Sign up for the shift your schedule best aligns with._ **Each volunteer must register for their own shift.** ### DRESS GUIDELINES: When volunteering in our kitchen, we ask you to dress comfortably and appropriately! Here are a few key points to remember: - Volunteers must wear a **hair covering** such as a hat, hair net, or bandana. - Long hair must be tied up and covered. We provide hair nets. - Volunteers must wear closed-toe shoes. - Volunteers must have their shoulders, abdomen, and armpits covered. - Short-sleeve or long-sleeve shirts only, no crop-tops permitted. - Volunteers with artificial nails and/or nail polish must wear gloves (will be provided) when handling any Ready-To-Eat or raw food. ### SAFETY AND AGE REQUIREMENTS: For safety reasons, we **do not allow persons under 14 years of age** to volunteer in our kitchen. - Those 14 to 18 years old may be allowed to use knives or work around industrial kitchen equipment, depending on their experience level. - **Volunteers 14-16 must be accompanied by an adult.** - Anyone 18 years and older can work in our production kitchen. **GROUPS:** If you want to bring a group of 10 or more, please email volunteer@feedlouisville.org so we can work with you to schedule a date that works best! ### LOCATION: Our kitchen is at 1334 Story Avenue Louisville, KY. Please read these directions before coming to volunteer! ### DIRECTIONS: [Click here to watch video directions to our kitchen](https://youtu.be/35OON5TVOY0) _From Story Ave_, the entrance to our parking lot is directly across from the Whirling Tiger, at the corner of Webster and Story. Enter through the open black gates on your left, drive until you come to the T in the road, then turn right. Drive towards the yellow dumpster at the end and enter our parking lot surrounded by a chain link fence. After parking, walk towards the building and up the wooden stairs. Continue until you see a door that says "Social Events and Feed Louisville". Once inside, walk towards the double doors and turn right. Go through the white doors and around the bend to the volunteer station! If you have trouble finding us, please call or text us at 502-418-7443 and we will gladly guide you in the right direction! ### THANK YOU! We are grateful for your willingness to help us in our mission to rescue more food and put it into the hands of the houseless and food-insecure in Louisville. If you cannot make it to our kitchen, consider sharing our story and the work of our community partners on social media, or consider donating to increase the number of people we can feed! The entire Feed Louisville team is looking forward to meeting you! Reach out to volunteer@feedlouisville.org with any questions!

**HELLO VOLUNTEERS!** At Feed Louisville, we often say that volunteers are the backbone of our organization. With help from people like you, we sent out 142,979 meals in 2024 to the houseless and food-insecure community. Join us in the kitchen to help our team turn donated food into nutritious meals! From prepping vegetables, making sandwiches, packaging meals, and much more, there is plenty to help with! ### SHIFTS: There are two volunteer time slots to choose from Monday-Friday: **9 am to 12 pm and/or 1 pm to 3:30 pm.** If you need to come a little late or leave a little early, no problem at all. _Sign up for the shift your schedule best aligns with._ **Each volunteer must register for their own shift.** ### DRESS GUIDELINES: When volunteering in our kitchen, we ask you to dress comfortably and appropriately! Here are a few key points to remember: - Volunteers must wear a **hair covering** such as a hat, hair net, or bandana. - Long hair must be tied up and covered. We provide hair nets. - Volunteers must wear closed-toe shoes. - Volunteers must have their shoulders, abdomen, and armpits covered. - Short-sleeve or long-sleeve shirts only, no crop-tops permitted. - Volunteers with artificial nails and/or nail polish must wear gloves (will be provided) when handling any Ready-To-Eat or raw food. ### SAFETY AND AGE REQUIREMENTS: For safety reasons, we **do not allow persons under 14 years of age** to volunteer in our kitchen. - Those 14 to 18 years old may be allowed to use knives or work around industrial kitchen equipment, depending on their experience level. - **Volunteers 14-16 must be accompanied by an adult.** - Anyone 18 years and older can work in our production kitchen. **GROUPS:** If you want to bring a group of 10 or more, please email volunteer@feedlouisville.org so we can work with you to schedule a date that works best! ### LOCATION: Our kitchen is at 1334 Story Avenue Louisville, KY. Please read these directions before coming to volunteer! ### DIRECTIONS: [Click here to watch video directions to our kitchen](https://youtu.be/35OON5TVOY0) _From Story Ave_, the entrance to our parking lot is directly across from the Whirling Tiger, at the corner of Webster and Story. Enter through the open black gates on your left, drive until you come to the T in the road, then turn right. Drive towards the yellow dumpster at the end and enter our parking lot surrounded by a chain link fence. After parking, walk towards the building and up the wooden stairs. Continue until you see a door that says "Social Events and Feed Louisville". Once inside, walk towards the double doors and turn right. Go through the white doors and around the bend to the volunteer station! If you have trouble finding us, please call or text us at 502-418-7443 and we will gladly guide you in the right direction! ### THANK YOU! We are grateful for your willingness to help us in our mission to rescue more food and put it into the hands of the houseless and food-insecure in Louisville. If you cannot make it to our kitchen, consider sharing our story and the work of our community partners on social media, or consider donating to increase the number of people we can feed! The entire Feed Louisville team is looking forward to meeting you! Reach out to volunteer@feedlouisville.org with any questions!

Civic Sundays LA is meeting LIVE and we need YOU to come work with us to save our democracy! Civic Sundays meets in person only at private locations in the Silverlake/Los Feliz/Eagle Rock area of Los Angeles. There are always multiple ways you can help defend our democracy and support progressive candidates up and down the ballot, whether it's a local race or one with national appeal. Phone banking, Text Banking, Postcarding and Truth Bombs will be among the offerings. Note: Protecting our members' health is important to us. We all trust science and vaccination. If you are feeling unwell or have been exposed to COVID, please stay home and test negative before returning; If you are immune-compromised, feel free to wear a mask to our meetings to protect yourself; we won't be offended. Thanks for showing up and doing something!

Civic Sundays LA is meeting LIVE and we need YOU to come work with us to save our democracy! Civic Sundays meets in person only at private locations in the Silverlake/Los Feliz/Eagle Rock area of Los Angeles. There are always multiple ways you can help defend our democracy and support progressive candidates up and down the ballot, whether it's a local race or one with national appeal. Phone banking, Text Banking, Postcarding and Truth Bombs will be among the offerings. Note: Protecting our members' health is important to us. We all trust science and vaccination. If you are feeling unwell or have been exposed to COVID, please stay home and test negative before returning; If you are immune-compromised, feel free to wear a mask to our meetings to protect yourself; we won't be offended. Thanks for showing up and doing something!

Join Portola Neighborhood Association for a morning of cleaning and greening at Burrows Pocket Park and The Green In-Between! Volunteers will meet at 2 Burrows St. Please sign up so we can prepare enough tools for everyone. All tools provided. ### What to Bring/Wear - Dress in layers - Bring a reusable water bottle - Wear sunscreen and closed toe shoes ### Community Partners Portola Neighborhood Association, SF Public Works, SF Environment, CalTrans

Social Bio Workshop every first Saturday. Family members and friends of defendants come together to work on their cases. We analyze documents and create social biography packets that include photos, character letters, videos, grades, certificates, pay stubs — anything that reveals the defendant’s good qualities, the support of loved ones, and ties to the community. The packets enable judges, prosecutors, probation officers, and the public to see a human being rather than merely a case number or a list of charges.