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Easy Snack Donation Volunteer Opportunity!

October 3, 2025
By: Staff Writer

In addition to the many election related volunteer opportunities we’ve shared to help between now and election day, we want to highlight another: The Henrico Dems have asked for folks to drop off snacks for canvas volunteers. “These folks are out every weekend knocking doors and talking to voters, let’s keep them fueled up! We’re especially looking for snacks and drinks that are easy to carry on the go, like:

  • Granola bars
  • Popcorn
  • Cookies
  • Peanut butter crackers
  • Small bottles of Gatorade or water

Every snack helps keep our volunteers energized, hydrated and ready to connect with more voters. Drop some off and help power the work that wins elections!”

Drinks and snacks needed

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