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Progressive Action for the Common Good
As progressives, we empower people to take action for positive change and social justice by coordinating a network of community forums and events aimed at educating and engaging citizens to work for the common good of all. Our core values are: Social Justice, Empowerment, Diversity, Sustainability and Community.
5th Annual PACG Picnic - Save the Date! Sunday, August 20th 12-3 pm
Bring your friends and family to our 5th Annual PACG Picnic for a fun filled afternoon with great food, entertainment, and fellowship with other progressive - minded folks! We will again have wonderful food catered by Fresh Deli, our famous Pie Auction, raffles and prizes, live music, and more. Register here for this fun event. Learn more...
An Important Message to Our Membership on Health Care Reform
As the Congressional effort to “repeal and replace” the Affordable Care Act moves to the Senate, we progressives need to tell our senators to dump the draconian House bill which will cause 24 million Americans to lose their health insurance, reduce Medicaid for the most vulnerable, and give tax benefits to the wealthy and corporations (among other things). Tell your senators now to repair and strengthen the ACA, not replace it. Learn more...
Taking Action 101: Simple Ways You Can Change Your World
If you were able to join us for Taking Action 101 on March 26, 2017 you already know that taking action is as easy as 1, 2, 3 ... whether or not you were there, our website has resources and tools to make taking action easy, effective and fun.
What a Turn Out for Taking Action 101!
Taking Action 101 was wildly successful. Check our blog post here.
The Power of 3: Here are some actions YOU can take...
My Personal Power of 3
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Calling your Member of Congress is as easy as 1, 2, 3...
1. Dial your Member of Congress (MoC) - These are your two Senators and one member of the House of Representatives. All three have offices and phone numbers in both Washington DC and in your local area. Find those numbers here.
2. When someone answers, do the following:
tell them your name
state that you are a constituent
state the issue that you are calling about (for example, the ACA)
express your views on the issue; ask that your MoC vote (for or against) it
say thank you. Always be polite!
Leaving a phone message with the above information is also helpful.
3. Hang up. Then follow up by finding out how your MoC voted. You can call later to express how you feel about that.
2. When someone answers, do the following:
tell them your name
state that you are a constituent
state the issue that you are calling about (for example, the ACA)
express your views on the issue; ask that your MoC vote (for or against) it
say thank you. Always be polite!
Leaving a phone message with the above information is also helpful.
3. Hang up. Then follow up by finding out how your MoC voted. You can call later to express how you feel about that.
