Become a volunteer
Become a volunteer
Want to get more involved? We have a variety of ongoing or reoccurring volunteer opportunities.
Help at local parades, festivals, or service projects
We always welcome more members and volunteers to come march with us at local parades, register voters at festival booths and help us clean up our neighborhoods with our Adopt a Street Project. Get to know your fellow LD48 members and reach out to every corner of our community!
Bring us your social media expertise
If you are an avid user of Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat, Instagram, or something else, come join us on social media and help us reach more people than ever before!
Volunteer for a Campaign
Believe or not, there are elections every year. If you want to help with any local campaigns and don’t know where to look, let us know!
Volunteer opportunities with local campaigns
Bellevue City Council Position 4:
Volunteer with Ruth Lipscomb’s campaign using bit.ly/VolunteerWithRuth
Bellevue School Board Positions 3 & 5:
Volunteer with Jane Aras and Joyce Shui’s campaigns using: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/5080d4dabab2ca3f94-doorbelling
Redmond City Council Position 4:
Volunteer with Melissa Stuart’s campaign by going to her events page HERE.
Racial Justice Activism Resources
The City of Bellevue had an outside organization (OIR) review their Use of Force policy. The report includes 48 recommendations. https://bellevuewa.gov/sites/
- Sign the #JusticeForFloyd petition from our allies at Color Of Change, or the Justice for George Floyd petitionfrom allies at the NAACP Legal Defense Fund
- Donate to the National Bail Fund Networkor contribute to a local bail fund in this community-created Google doc, updated daily.
- Urgent policy solutionsto end police violence, from Campaign Zero
- Additional ways to take action in solidarity with Minneapolis, from Indivisible
- Resources about White Supremacy Culture, from Showing up for Racial Justice
- Black People Need Stronger White Allies — Here’s How You Can Be One, from Refinery 29
- What You Can Do to Support the Protests Right Now: A Guide, from TESA Collective
- How to Protest Safely During a Pandemic, from VICE
- Know your rightsas a protester, from the ACLU
- Download the ACLU’s Mobile Justice app, to automatically upload your recording of police conduct to your local ACLU chapter