These materials were developed by the Vote For Homes Coalition to support voter registration and mobilization of low income voters. You are welcome to use and modify for your voter outreach efforts.
Visit www.voteforhomes.org for more infomation about the Vote For Homes Coalition. There are also resources on the Pennsylvania Department of State website, including online voter registration, a printable form, and toolkits.
We are providing this nonpartisan election toolkit is designed to help Vote For Homes members get the word about the 2020 election through social media, flyers, and in person (when it can be done safely).
Mobilizing the vote in 2020 is a critical part of our work to make sure that our community is heard at the polls and beyond. In addition to the online voter registration form below, we have assembled the tools below to support that effort.
Help the Vote for Homes Coalition register voters as volunteer or as part of your job with a Philadelphia service organization. We have lots of creative and safe virtual options to reach community members. Training will be provided.
We must mobilize voters together for housing, jobs, and services. There are lots of ways to get involved this year!
Are you part of an organization? Join the Vote For Homes Coalition! Current Vote For Homes members, tell us how we can support your 2020 plan to get everyone in your program registered to vote.
With so much going on related to the COVID crisis impacting people who are homeless or low-income, here are some policy and action resources we are following.
Project HOME is a proud partner of Keystone Counts, a statewide nonpartisan coalition of advocacy groups, service providers, and community organizations working together to build an education and outreach effort to ensure a fair and accurate 2020 census. We want to be sure our KEYSTONE COUNTS! Project HOME is also partnering with Philly Counts 2020, the City’s effort to support the next United States Census.
NOTE: The deadline for comments on the proprosed rule has passed but you can still send a message to Congress!
The Social Security Administration recently announced that it wants to change rules for people who get disability benefits, including SSI.
Many people would be required to prove continuing disability every two years. Through this change, Social Security expects to cut $2.6 billion in benefit payments.
November 19, 2019 | Posted by Homeless Memorial Committee
The Philadelphia Homeless Memorial Day Planning Committee is reaching out to you to help gather the names of the homeless and formerly homeless women, men, and children who died in 2019 (and since last year’s remembrance on 12/21/18). This year’s Homeless Memorial Day will take place on Thursday, December 19th, 5-6pm. You can also find more information about the event here and on our Facebook page.
Tuesday, November 5 is Election Day! Polls are open from 7 AM - 8 PM.
Election Day Resources: You have the right & freedom to vote!
Call 866-OUR-VOTE if you have issues voting or have questions about your rights, and you’ll be connected to a nonpartisan trained volunteer who can help you.
When we vote, we elect leaders who make decisions on issues that affect our lives.
