Volunteer
Support 350NH Remotely or Through a Local Chapter
Volunteer
Support 350NH Remotely or Through a Local Chapter
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Get involved with 350NH
Want to get involved with 350NH in your local community?
350NH volunteers play a critical role in the fight for climate justice. We have local chapters in regions across the state, remote working groups, and a slate of volunteers who help us with media tasks, data entry, canvassing, event planning, fundraising, and more. Everyone has a role to play in our fight for climate justice. Let us know how you’d like to plug in to the climate movement in NH!
Join a Chapter
Want to get involved with 350NH in your local community?
Chapters are regional working groups that support our campaigns, put on stand-alone events, and build community. Joining or launching a 350NH chapter means joining a powerful international network of people fighting for climate justice. We are stronger together. 350NH chapters are crucial to addressing the climate crisis in NH.
Join a local Chapter
Currently we have chapters in the following towns and areas:
What Do Chapters Do?
What does it mean to be a 350NH chapter?
• Recognizable 350NH branding will give your Chapter institutional credibility and recognition.
• Access to the larger 350NH network of support includes webinars and opportunities to attend trainings.
• 350NH provides organizational infrastructure including Action Network, support using digital tools, and funding.
• Chapters fight for change in their local communities by supporting climate action plans, passing community power, and/or establishing community solar projects.
What Do Chapters Do?
What does it mean to be a 350NH chapter?
• Recognizable 350NH branding will give your Chapter institutional credibility and recognition.
• Access to the larger 350 network of support includes monthly webinars and opportunities to attend trainings.
• 350NH provides organizational infrastructure including Action Network, a website page and support using digital tools.
• Chapters have funding available for campaigns and programs.
• Monthly check-in/coaching calls help your group grow and stay connected to the statewide movement.
Join a Working Group or Volunteer a Skill
Support 350NH remotely
350 New Hampshire also has a network of supporters working on a variety of tasks to help the organization build momentum. If you want support passing Community Power in your own town, join the Community Power Working Group! If you want to help write letters to the editor, complete other media tasks, enter data, or canvass, you can also sign up to help! Fill out the form below to connect with an organizer and get involved.
FAQ
- Chapters are groups of local 350NH volunteers run by leaders in the community where you live.
- Chapters run local campaigns and participate in statewide 350NH campaigns and mobilizations.
- Chapters use 350NH Branding and have access to our network and materials.
- Chapters work within 350NH’s mission, vision and theory of change.
- Chapters collaborate with 350NH to build a strong community of volunteers and supporters.
Chapters have access to a greater network of climate justice organizers through 350NH and run local campaigns with our organizational support. We can provide resources to help you pass a town ordinance, host a climate strike, or push for local divestment campaigns. Let us know if you want more information and we can set up a meeting!
- Find one or two friends who can commit to lead the chapter for a minimum of one year. This means scheduling meetings, recruiting new members and coordinating with 350NH Staff.
- Connect with 350NH staff (email us, directly, or sign up to start a chapter through our website)
- Schedule a 350NH onboarding training for core leaders and people involved in the node. The onboarding training is a half day or full day training on climate movement messaging, political alignment, grassroots organizing and 350NH campaigns and structure.
- Have an official kick off meeting with 350NH Staff in attendance.
The community power working group formed after NH passed rules allowing towns and cities to negotiate energy prices for their residents, allowing the community more control over where their energy comes from and how much they pay. The working group members collaborate to pass community power in their own towns, with the support of a 350NH staff member.
There's plenty you can help with! We can get you set up to do data entry, help you write letters to the editor to papers to get more climate content in the media, or more! Fill out our volunteer form with your interests and we can plug you into this important work.
