a community based approach
We organize at the neighborhood level to create lasting connections, sustainable organizing infrastructure, and maximize results. Our chapters are led by volunteers for volunteers.
find your chapter
A great way to get involved is to attend a meeting with your local chapter. Chapters operate year-round. You’ll meet like-minded people from your neighborhood and see how you can take actions to make a difference in your community.
can’t find a chapter near you?
We’re looking for volunteers to lead chapters across Texas. Contact us and we can help you set up a chapter in your area.
becoming a member
As a member you’ll meet with like-minded individuals in their neighborhood, stay up to date on planned events, and engage in activities to help elect the leaders we need.
To join a chapter, we encourage a membership fee, which is used directly to fund activities in your chapter’s neighborhoods.
Student membership - $15 per year
Individual membership - $25 per year
Family membership - $60 per year
Or, become a sustaining member for $90 per year
FAQs
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Each chapter decides what specific activities they hold. However, chapters typically engage in block walking, phone banking, postcard writing as well as hosting Q&A sessions for candidates and community. Our efforts largely go towards registering and educating voters on when and where to vote.
Volunteers are also trained on the 2 Million Texans initiative to both get out their own contacts’ out to vote, and recruit more
Texas Blue Action supports each chapter with tools and tactics to ensure volunteers are successful.
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You can commit as little or as much time as you are able, with activities done both in groups and individually.
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Chapter meetings are typically held once a month depending on the chapter. These meetings are not mandatory, but a great way to hear status updates, connect with elected officials, meet candidates, and learn about new initiatives.
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Membership dues are used to fund organizing in your chapter.