Black Voters Can Shift Power in North Carolina
Rural Black Voters
Will Make the Difference in 2022
Marcus Bass and Melvin Montford lead the efforts of two organizations that are engaging with and mobilizing rural Black voters in North Carolina. Learn how our dollars will support their important electoral efforts in an area they have identified as key to turning out votes for Democratic candidates: Northeastern NC.
Tuesday, Sept. 13, 7-8 pm ET
Keynote speaker - NC Gov. Roy Cooper!
Help us support this critical work:
- Advance Carolina engages with voters young and old and inspires them to become activists within their communities. Their impressive voter protection program combats intimidation, voter suppression, misinformation, and more to ensure that every voter can safely cast their ballot.
- NC A. Philip Randolph Educational Fund, the state chapter of a labor-affiliated national program, builds relationships year-round in order to encourage and expand Black political activity. They lead the way in registering, educating, supporting and mobilizing rural Black voters.
Ticket (suggested $90 donation)
Advocate ($300)
Motivator ($600)
Booster ($750)
Champion ($1,500)
Visionary ($3,000)
Special Guests
Zoom link provided the day of the event
Please contact Lisa at lpedulla@verizon.net with questions.
Get Out the Black Vote in NC co-hosts:
All In for NC
DC Ward 3 Democratic Committee
Lean Left Vermont
Metro West Blue and Beyond
Register & Vote NC
Senate Circle
Swing Blue Alliance
Swing Left North Shore/Cape Ann
Together We Elect
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