Tools & Ideas for the Right to Clean Water!

It can be as simple as inviting friends over for a get-together or viewing party at home, holding an educational event online or at the city library, finding a local venue for a benefit concert, or many other fun ideas!  Events can have some or all elements of collecting signatures, raising awareness / support, or recruiting / training new volunteers, it's up to you!  And yes, you can absolutely have more than one!  :)

Whether you share your reason for supporting in-person, online, or in a Letter to the Editor, every resonating connection you create with the audience helps to amplify the message!  In addition to sharing posts from our platforms (Facebook, Instagram, X, etc.), consider messaging over NextDoor, Pinterest, Reddit, and all other means available to spread the word.

You're welcome to check out and share content on our social media platforms, on our Downloadable Images page, as well as creating and sharing your own.  See guidelines!

If ordering a yard sign isn't for you, you can do SO MUCH with simple poster board and some markers.  OR, some people have made beautiful banners and sheets using their own creativity!  You can display such treasures at an event or anywhere (legal) you think would help raise awareness!

Take a stroll in your neighborhood on some cool(ish) evening and knock doors to let people know about the opportunity to sign a petition for the Right to Clean Water in Florida!  (Hint - It's so much more fun with friends!)  AS OF MAY 2ND, 2025 (HB 1205) - Encourage voters to send in their own signed petitions unless you have the ability to immediately deliver their signed petitions to the county SOE! 

This is where you can coordinate with County Leads and show up to help at a local event where the people are!  Don't wait to be told when and where to show up -- You can scope out the options (Google "community events near me") and figure out where it would be the best use of your time to collect signatures!  Then, contact all the other volunteers in your area (your County Lead may help), and make a plan!  AS OF MAY 2ND, 2025 (HB 1205) - Please do not collect petitions unless you have the ability to immediately deliver signed petitions to the county SOE! 

Do you have more time on weekdays?  You may want to refresh yourself with guidance on "Your 1st Amendment Right to Petition" and pick a local DMV, courthouse, library, or other public building (complex) or public park to hang out with a clipboard, pens, and some blank petitions!  Don't forget to check out petitioning guidelines!  AS OF MAY 2ND, 2025 (HB 1205) - Please do not collect petitions unless you have the ability to immediately deliver signed petitions to the county SOE!