Join the #nonprofitsvote Campaign! Nonprofit Vote Kit Now Available

 
 

by Lina Khatib, CCVO Policy Analyst

CCVO has launched #nonprofitsvote, an exciting campaign to encourage nonprofit staff, board members, volunteers, and people who access the services of nonprofits, to engage in the upcoming provincial election. The campaign is a nonpartisan effort to ‘get out the vote’ by increasing nonprofit voter participation in the Alberta 2019 provincial election.  

With 26,000 nonprofits operating across Alberta, we can use our collective strength to ensure that provincial parties address issues that are crucial to all Albertans. Join the movement by committing to vote and talking to others about the importance of voting.

Nonprofits – from the arts, education, and health communities – have already pledged to vote as part of the #nonprofitsvote campaign. They are examples of the difference that individuals within the nonprofit sector can make to support increased voter turnout. Click here to see which #nonprofitsvote supporters have already pledged to vote.

To show your support for the campaign, you can:

  • pledge to vote.

  • invite others to vote.

  • speak up about the issues that matter to you.

  • learn what the provincial parties are saying.

  • plan to vote in the advance polls – during #nonprofitsvote week

  • celebrate the casting of your ballot!

Joining the #nonprofitsvote campaign and sharing your pledge is a great way to engage your colleagues and the people you serve in the upcoming election – and best of all, you can do it as a team!

Showing your support for #nonprofitsvote is easy and simple with the Vote Kit created by CCVO. It includes detailed voting resources and practical tools to help increase voter participation among nonprofits.  Get the Vote Kit here.

Let’s make it known that #nonprofitsvote!

Make your pledge to vote and encourage others to do the same! Don’t forget to tag @calgarycvo and use #nonprofitsvote when posting your pledge. You can also share your #nonprofitsvote journey with us by emailing policy@calgarycvo.org.

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