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September 25, 2024 William Oetting0

When We Fight, We Win Wednesdays Join us every Wednesday evening until Election Day to take action, such as calling voters on behalf of candidates or to get out the vote (GOTV); contacting volunteers for canvassing, poll greeting, and more; writing postcards to GOTV; and more! 

This is an excellent opportunity for both new and seasoned volunteers, introverts and extroverts, college students and seniors, and everyone in between. Come and go as your schedule allows. There’s no commitment, but we’re sure you’ll want to return!

We’ll meet from 6:00 pm to 8:30 pm the St. Louis County Democrats South Office at 35 Grasso Plaza Affton, MO 63123. A brief training will be provided. If phone banking, please bring a charged laptop and cell phone.


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September 21, 2024 William Oetting0
We had so much fun that we’re doing it again! Bring your best dad jokes and join us for the vice presidential debate. We’ll meet at the St. Louis County Democrats South Office for a social hour before we tune in to the debate.
🪑 Bring a folding chair to guarantee a seat.
🪧 Grab a yard sign while you’re there, and perhaps meet a local candidate or two.

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September 21, 2024 William Oetting0

The countdown to Election Day is on! Join us to hear from KEVIN SCHARTNER, former Mehlville School Board President and candidate for St. Louis County Council District 6. Kevin has been a dedicated advocate for Mehlville schools and the South County community. Learn more about his campaign, his goals for District 6, and how we can support his race.
We’re also excited to have JONATHAN BOESCH, the Executive Director of the St. Louis County Democratic Central Committee, joining us. He will discuss his plan for increasing voter turnout in South County and ways we can all help get out the vote for our candidate in SOCO! 🗳️🎉


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August 30, 2024 William Oetting0
The presidential debate is ON (for now)! Join us at the St. Louis County Democrats South Office for a social hour before we tune in to the debate with a side of bingo.
🪑 Bring a folding chair to guarantee a seat.
🪧 Grab a yard sign while you’re there, and perhaps meet a local candidate or two.

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August 20, 2024 William Oetting0

When We Fight, We Win Wednesdays Join us every Wednesday evening until Election Day to take action, such as calling voters on behalf of candidates or to get out the vote (GOTV); contacting volunteers for canvassing, poll greeting, and more; writing postcards to GOTV; and more! 

This is an excellent opportunity for both new and seasoned volunteers, introverts and extroverts, college students and seniors, and everyone in between. Come and go as your schedule allows. There’s no commitment, but we’re sure you’ll want to return!

We’ll meet from 6:00 pm to 8:30 pm the St. Louis County Democrats South Office at 35 Grasso Plaza Affton, MO 63123. A brief training will be provided. If phone banking, please bring a charged laptop and cell phone.


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August 19, 2024 William Oetting0

Excited that our illustrious SOS finally decided to get his ass in gear and put Abortion rights (Amend 3) and support for workers (Prop A) on the November ballot.
Please join Sarah Sheahan from Abortion Action MO and M’Evie Mead from Missourians for Healthy Families and Fair Wages as we discuss what it will take for these two issues to be successful at the ballot box and what we can do to help.


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July 23, 2024 William Oetting0

Come meet canidates and share a drink as we discuss the latest in MO and US politics. We will also be presenting information on how to become a trusted messenger when speaking to people at the doors and in your circle of friends, family and neighbors.


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May 23, 2024 William Oetting0
Sen. Tracy McCreery (District 24), Sen. Doug Beck (District 1), and Rep. Bridget Walsh Moore (HD-93) will give the inside scoop on the 2024 legislative session and answer your questions.
Following the speakers, candidates in attendance will give introductions. They’ll have yard signs for you to host. (A donation to their campaign is encouraged.)
As we are always caring for our neighbors, please bring a package of diapers or period products for the St. Louis Area Diaper Bank. Both are still taxed at a “luxury” rate in MO due to inaction from the GOP supermajority.

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April 18, 2024 William Oetting0

Want to learn about the current world of recycling? Join us! Lilly will share information that will make us smarter recyclers, thereby minimizing the costly action of ‘wishcycling.’ Remember, ‘when in doubt, throw it out’ (or find out).


Note: Prior to the meeting we suggest you download the Recycle Coach app to your phone. It is available from both Google Play or the App Store.


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March 26, 2024 William Oetting0
As one of the first public cemeteries available to Black people in the St. Louis area, Father Dickson Cemetery was the site of 12,000 burials before it closed in the 1970’s. It is rich in American history and is listed in the National Register of Historic Places.
The preservation and maintenance of this historic place relies entirely on the effort and contributions of volunteers and the community. https://fatherdicksoncemetery.org

 

Planned Tasks for Spring Clean Up
1. Collecting debris (twigs, limbs, etc.) from around the property.
2. Using string trimmers to trim around headstones.
3. Moving all debris to a central location.
4. Using a chopper to chip debris into mulch

Children are welcome to participate in age-appropriate tasks.
Items to Bring: Gloves, water bottle
Optional Items to Bring: wheelbarrow, string trimmer
Arrival: Between 9:30 am and 10:00 am
Work: 10:00 am
Wrap up by noon
Come and go as you are able
NOTE: Event will be postponed to May 18 if raining or conditions are too wet.