There is a place for you here
Get Involved
Whether you have five minutes or five hours, there is a meaningful way for you to contribute. Start wherever feels right.
Every person counts
You don't have to do everything. You just have to do something.
No Kings Evergreen is entirely volunteer-run. Every gathering, every postcard, every shared post is made possible by neighbors who decided to show up. Below are some of the ways you can help — pick what fits your life.
Ways to help
Volunteer Roles
Show Up
The simplest and most powerful thing you can do. Come to our monthly gatherings, bring a friend, and be present. Your presence is your voice.
- Attend monthly park gatherings
- Join parade contingents
- Bring a neighbor
Write & Communicate
Help us craft postcards, letters, and social posts. You can write from home on your own schedule — every message to an elected official counts.
- Postcard writing parties
- Letter campaigns
- Social media sharing
Help Organize
Behind every great gathering is a team of people who set up, break down, coordinate logistics, and make sure everything runs smoothly.
- Event setup & breakdown
- Supply coordination
- Permit assistance
Document & Create
Photographers, videographers, and designers — help us capture our community in action and create materials that spread our message.
- Event photography
- Sign & flyer design
- Video clips for social
Spread the Word
Talk to your neighbors, share our events, and help grow our community. Word of mouth is still the most powerful organizing tool there is.
- Neighborhood outreach
- Flyer distribution
- Invite friends & family
Stay Informed
Not ready to volunteer yet? That's completely fine. Sign up for our mailing list and stay in the loop. When you're ready, we'll be here.
- Monthly newsletter
- Event reminders
- Action alerts
Ready to join?
Sign up and we'll be in touch
Fill out the form and let us know how you'd like to help. We'll reach out with next steps, upcoming events, and ways to plug in right away.
"I filled out the form on a Tuesday. By Thursday I was at my first gathering. It really is that easy."
— Community member, Evergreen