Legislative Action
Advocacy is an essential part of serving the community and impacts the work that we all do. 

Nonprofit NoVA provides resources that will help you, your Board and your volunteers learn the how and why and value of your and their advocacy work. 

Start a relationship with your legislators:

Contacting your Representative

Another great resource is contacting your local official. Be it your national, state or local elected or appointed officials, any can be a great help.

Project Vote Smart provides an easy to use website that will allow you to find out who your local, state and national representatives are and how to easily contact them.

Click here to do that now.

Advocacy Tools  

The Kellogg Foundation and the Center for Lobbying in the Public Interest have a handbook on advocacy at any level of government.  Check out this free resource.

Click on this link to the Virginia Interfaith Center for a quick, one page introduction to advocacy.  

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Advocacy Resources:

County Fact Sheets:

Advocacy Instutute:
http://www.advoacy.org

Alliance for Justice
http://www.afj.org

Campaign Finanace Guides
http://www.cfinst.org/eguide

Center for Policy Alternatives
http://www.stateaction.org

Charity Lobbying in the Public
http://www.clpi.org

The Virtual Activist
http://www.netaction.org/training/

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