Monthly Meeting CCDC

Cheshire County Democratic Committee Monthly Meeting
When: Monday August 2, 2010
Where: EF Lane Hotel, Main Steet,
Keene

Agenda:
8.2 CCD Agenda
E.F. Lane @ 6pm

Review Mission:
Cheshire County voters elect the highest percentage of Democrats of any county in New Hampshire. To keep that distinction, the Democratic Committee organizes events, conducts Get Out The Vote canvasses, and provides logistical support to Democratic candidates

Secretary Report

Treasurer Report

  • Acct. Balances
  • Expenditures

Committee Updates

  • Office Space
  • Possible fundraising event
  • Non-Event Fundraiser

State Committee Meeting Review

Computer Training Session

  • 15 minutes (Facebook, Twitter, Google Docs)

Announcements

  • OFA
  • Campaigns
  • Cheshire County Fair
  • Need volunteers to man the booth

Committees (Please Volunteer)
Finance Committee – Art Charland
Purpose: To establish a cash flow budget to present to the Exec. Committee and then the whole CCD.

Property Committee – Mike Hoefer
Purpose: Twofold
To maintain and control the property of the CCD
To research and develop the idea of opening a CCD office, looking for office space.

Fundraising/Event Committee – See Below
Purpose: To raise money and host events in an innovative, interesting and creative way using a variety of mediums setting goals based on the final budget.
Anna and Linda – non-event fundraising
Dan, Eli and Jamie – event fundraising.  Thom Simmons has volunteered

Outreach – Ann Heffernon
Purpose: To establish and facilitate open lines of communication between the committee and Cheshire County voters, town committees and colleges.

Communications – Dan and Jamie
Purpose: To promote CCD candidates and events in multi-media formats.

 

Blogging 101 Workshop

Ever heard about “blogging” and wondered what it is? Or, have you read blogs and always been interested in how you could get involved in these online political discussions?

Then join us for this informative workshop on the power of blogging and how YOU can leverage the blogosphere in New Hampshire and nationally to help elevate the issues that most interest you. Granite State Progress and some of the state’s top bloggers will help you set-up your own account on New Hampshire’s leading progressive blog and walk you through all of the essentials of becoming a part of your blogging community. The training will include netiquette, individual feedback on practice blogs, and key online tips. Participants will leave with the knowledge and skills to fully engage in this exciting arena!

Workshop: Blogging 101

Thursday, July 29, 2010 from 6:30 – 8:30 PM

Keene, New Hampshire – Location sent via confirmation email

Please bring a laptop if you have one available. Limited space – RSVP’s required. Register today!

http://www.granitestateprogress.org/page/s/blogging101

In Progress,
Zandra Rice Hawkins and Jaime Contois

 

Community Kitchen

Please Join the Cheshire Democrats the first Wednesday of each Month at the Community Kitchen in Keene (map).

Because of new policies that have been put into place by the management at the Community Kitchen, we ask that those of you who so kindly give us your time be able to do the following:

  • Please arrive at 4:30 and be able to stay until the meal is completed
  • Please be sure and follow the dress code; shoes, no sleeveless shirts, and no shorts.

If possible, we need to know if you will be able to join us two days ahead of time because we now need to advise the staff of who will be working.

As always, we are committed to this important cause in our County, and very grateful for your help.

 

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