Can you give us two hours this weekend?

Quick update, and a few ways to jump in this week.

Good news first

Donations spiked this week. Thank you. Seriously. Every dollar goes straight to work: postcards to voters, materials for events, and getting our message in front of more people across the county. If you gave, you moved this campaign forward.

We need you at events this week

This is the big one. We have four events on the calendar and we need people at every one. The job is simple: wear the shirt, hand out cards and buttons, and talk to your neighbors. Those conversations are how we win.

• Friday, July 24: Fourth Friday, Westerville
• Saturday, July 25: Market at Evans Farm, 9:00am to noon
• Saturday, July 25: Delaware Music Festival at Boardman Arts Park, noon to 8:00pm (pick a shift: 12 to 3, 3 to 6, or 6 to 8)
• Thursday to Saturday, July 30 to August 1: Ashley Corn Show

Can you take one shift? Reply to this email or text Ryan at 614-203-9405 and we'll get you set up.

Blue Wave Boot Camp (please come)

Wednesday, July 29, 6:00 to 8:00pm at the Sunbury Community Library, 44 Burrer Dr, Sunbury. Hosted by Big Walnut Progressives, the Delaware County Democratic Party, Ohio Wins, and Act On for Amy Acton. You'll get a MiniVAN tutorial, relational organizing strategies, and more. All are welcome, and I'd love to see you there. This is how we build the team that wins in November.

Team meeting update

We're canceling this week's meeting because of scheduling conflicts. Next week we're tentatively moving to Tuesday, July 28 from 5:15 to 6:00pm (off Wednesday so it doesn't collide with the Boot Camp). Starting August 5, we're back to our regular Wednesday slot at 5:15pm. Every meeting is hybrid. Join in person at Elevate, 670 Meridian Way in Westerville, or on Zoom. The link is in your calendar invite. Text Ryan with any questions.

Help wanted

We're building out the team and looking to fill two roles: Campaign Coordinator and Field Organizer. If you or someone you know would be a good fit, reach out to Ryan directly.

Bottom line: we win this the old-fashioned way, one neighbor and one conversation at a time. Thank you for being in it.

Plan the growth. Protect what matters.

Ryan