Run a voter registration drive.

Post a picture with your “I voted” sticker

Run for a non-partisan seat on your local school committee

Drive voters to the polls on Election Day morning during your normal work hours.

Share a Bible Study Facebook event on behalf of your community partner.

During your leave time, distribute campaign literature for a candidate.

Be the secretary of the Young Democrats of Rhode Island.

Write an op-ed on behalf of Campus Compact on an upcoming piece of legislation.

On your break at work, email a senator about a political issue.

Testify at a State House hearing on behalf of your host site or program.

Testify at the request of a legislative body about measures directly affecting your program.

Wear a shirt with an AmeriCorps or Campus Compact logo to a political rally.

Attend a political rally outside of work hours.

Speak at a political march about a project you are working on for your host site.

Spend your Sunday mornings tweeting on political issues using your personal Twitter.

Attend political fundraising functions at night and on the weekends.

Contribute your own money to political organizations.

Post a link to a gofundme page for a mayoral campaign in your town/city.

Contribute your own personal money to political organizations on behalf of your host site