Event & Volunteer
Sign-In Sheet.
Use it at every event to register volunteers — and to find the people who’ll host the next one for you.
Simple questions to test if you're ready to run a winning campaign.
Proven at Scale
Built for the 2016 Bernie Sanders campaign, used at thousands of events across the country, and used since to register millions of volunteers.
Two Boxes That Matter
A Vol column and a Host column. Getting volunteers is good. Getting people to host their own events is a force multiplier.
Built to Be Passed Around
Clipboard, pen, everyone signs. Announce you're doing it — people sign far more readily when they know it isn't just an information grab.
Three Formats
Print the PDF as-is, or open the Word or Apple Pages file and swap in your own committee's disclaimer — that line is legally required and specific to you.
Every event you hold is a room full of people who already showed up for you. This is how you leave with their names — and with a short list of the ones willing to knock doors, make calls, or open their living room for the next event.
A note from Craig.
For years, I worked behind the scenes of campaigns, helping candidates get elected to every level of office. When I heard people complaining in my own town, I knew it was time to step up, run my own race, and be the change I wanted to see in my own community.
Your moment may have been similar — you thought "I could do that" or "our lives could be so much better if we could just change this one law."
Or maybe you just want to set a good civic example for your kids.
If you're desperate for change and you're considering a run for office, but you're not exactly sure how to run a campaign… I'm here to be your guide.
This free PDF will help you uncover your strengths and identify areas of improvement so you can run a winning campaign.
I'm so excited for you to get started and to see how you'll change your community for the better.
