|
This is the twelfth and final article in a series we’re running, focusing on the roles that people interested in helping the county party might consider stepping into. If you missed any of the previous articles you can access back issues of the Blue Beacon by going to the Blue Beacon link on our website, https://www.dptc-nm.org.
In addition to all the official positions we’ve discussed up to this point, there are several other ways that volunteers can help the county party.
This week we’ll focus on several un-official positions where volunteers can help the party. As mentioned in the segment about the County Chair, the Chairperson is empowered to create any committees that they deem to be advantageous to the administration of the party and has the power to appoint members and chairpersons to those temporary committees. There can be committees for parades and floats, event booths, management of the office, fundraising, Information Technology work and just about anything else that the County Chair desires to help advance the goals of the party.
And, of course, for those individuals who, for any reason, cannot physically be involved in the party’s work, there is always the options of donating money, equipment, materials or “in kind” donations of specialized labor.
This is the final article in this series. Obviously, there is much work to be done and, as the expression goes, “Many hands make light work.” If you possess a skill that you think the party could put to good use, contact your Precinct Chair, Ward Chair or the County Chair and get involved!
| 
