Courage is not the absence of fear. It is going forward with the face of fear.

— Abraham Lincoln

Help Support Our 2020 VOTE Campaign

Want to make sure we turn the corner this fall and usher in positive change for our community, our state, and our nation?

Help support our 2020 “Let’s All Vote!” campaign with a donation today! Your gift will help fund our nonpartisan voter education and engagement work, as we reach out to sporadic voters here in Buncombe County to make sure they have the info and motivation they need to vote.

3 WAYS TO HELP

Volunteers provide the leadership and people power that makes this work possible. Your financial support helps cover the costs of voter outreach materials, publicity, event costs, and fees for text messaging, email, voice dialer technology, and online training.

1 - Make a special gift or monthly donation through PayPal

Regular donations are what keep us going. Indivisible AVL is a grassroots nonprofit, run entirely on volunteer energy. So every dollar you give to support the organization helps fuel our outreach and advocacy efforts. You can donate securely here, using any credit or debit card.

2 - Get your 2020 VOTE t-shirt!

Now you can support our voter engagement campaign and display your commitment to voting with an Indivisible AVL 2020 VOTE T-shirt! These lightweight tees proudly proclaim the purpose of our voter engagement campaign with the simple message: “Save Our Democracy – VOTE.” Yours free with a donation of $25. Get yours today!

3 - Donate by cash/check

We also welcome cash or check donations at any time to help support our work. If you would like to mail a check, please make it out to Indivisible Asheville/WNC and mail to:

P.O. Box 593
Asheville, NC 28802

Thank you for your support!

NOTE: Indivisible Asheville/WNC operates as a 501(c)4) nonprofit, not as a charitable organization. Donations are not deductible for income tax purposes.

Defend the ACA Press Conference

Oct 22, 2020 | News
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE DATE: October 23,2020 CONTACT: Christina Adeleke, NC AIDS Action Network, christina@ncaan.org, (305) 588-4373 MEDIA ADVISORY: North Carolinians gather at Pack Square to defend the Affordable Care Act On the day of Amy Coney Barrett’s confirmation in the Senate, advocates gather to defend the ACA with personal stories of individuals who have benefited…
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New LTEs from Indivisible AVL Member

Oct 5, 2020 | News
Have you written a good letter to the editor (LTE) recently? A well-written LTE is very effective, especially around election time. TIPS: Check the publication’s guidelines, and follow them carefully. If the word count is 200 words, don’t submit a 220-word letter! Focus on one issue, not many. SUBMIT: Submit to the Asheville Citizen-Times and…
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Indivisible AVL Launches “Friends to the Polls” Vote Tripling Outreach

Sep 27, 2020 | News,  voters
UPDATE (Oct 15, 2020): A pre-recorded training module will be provided to each new volunteer after you sign up. Please use the links below to sign up for shifts, and a vote tripling team leader will follow up with you soon to provide training and materials. Indivisible Asheville/WNC announces the launch of a well-researched and…
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End-of-Summer “Ice Cream for Democracy” Outreach Event

Sep 6, 2020 | News,  voters
With a great turnout at two locations, Indivisible AVL wrapped up our “Ice Cream for Democracy” voter outreach events on Saturday, September 5th. In partnership with Sweet Ride Asheville, we again brought free ice cream for kids and voting info for adults to neighbors in the Haw Creek community and to residents of Ledgewood Village…
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Indivisible AVL Awarded GROW Grant

Aug 29, 2020 | News
The national Indivisible Project has awarded Indivisible AVL a GROW Grant, for help with community outreach in its 2020 “Let’s All Vote!” Campaign. The GrassRoots Organizing Wins (GROW) Grant program was designed to support group collaboration and capacity building, with funds awarded for projects, supplies, trainings, venues, vendors and more. The purpose of the GROW…
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