Looking to help make change locally here in Virginia?
Please help with Democratic Campaigns:
Volunteer, Donate and Promote!
Start with candidate websites – they all have an option to volunteer or donate:
We’re focusing on our flippable seat in HD57, but there are 4 other districts in Henrico County where Democratic candidates for Delegate would LOVE your help:
- Rodney Willett in HD58 – strong Democratic district
- Scott Konopasek in HD59 – strong Republican district
- Destiny LeVere Bolling in HD80 – strong Democratic district
- Delores McQuinn in HD81 – strong Democratic district
Other great places to find volunteer opportunities and events:
- Henrico Democrats Volunteer Page – Great place to find ways to help the Coordinated Campaign (Spanberger, Hashmi, Jones, Nivar etc) and sign up to help with supplies and events.
- Henrico Democrats Events Page – great place to look for events to attend that support candidates and causes.
- Mobilize – search for events and volunteer opportunities near you
Fundraisers for Abigail
Want to Host or Sponsor or attend a local fundraiser for Abigail Spanberger?
Email info@abigailspanberger.com.
Join the Virtual Auction to Benefit Abigail Spanberger on Facebook
Fundraisers for other Candidates
Each Candidate has a Contact Us link on their website – if you’d like to organize, host or sponsor a meet and greet or fundraiser, please reach out!
Promote
- Follow the candidates on social media and amplify their message by commenting, liking, sharing and reposting. (remember…don’t feed the trolls!)
- See a great article about a candidate on social media? Comment, Like and Share it on your personal page.
- Attend candidate events with a friend or group.
- Put a sign in your yard, buy some candidate merch (stickers, shirts, hats etc)
Election day in Virginia is November 4th, 2025 – Let’s do the work and get these candidates elected for a better future!
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