Indivisible Lambertville/New Hope (ILNH) is a grassroots organization of volunteers, part of a nationwide movement, working to advance a politically progressive agenda across New Jersey’s congressional district 7 (CD7) and Pennsylvania’s congressional district 1 (PA01). Through our events (i.e. marches, community gatherings, protest rallies), political canvasses, mutual aid efforts, organizational partnerships, weekly newsletter and social media accounts we resist the current administration’s corruption and authoritarianism.

Congratulations Rebecca Bennett! 🎆 🎉 🍾

Congratulations to Rebecca Bennett for capturing the NJ CD7 Democratic primary and securing her place on the November general election ballot. Even though she was not the candidate we had endorsed, Indivisible Lambertville New Hope is wholly committed to supporting her to help right this ship and navigate a better future for all of us.

To Michael, Brian and Tina, you have our gratitude for putting yourself through the arduous task of proving that democracy still exists. You gave us a choice, put in the hard work and undoubtedly, all have brilliant futures.

To our Indivisible Lambertville/New Hope community: over the decade since ILNH first came together, we’ve been through many trials, but we unite in our shared values. (https://indivisiblelnh.com/about-ilnh/) Regardless of who you supported in the primary, we call on you now to come together to work for those values and put Rebecca in Congress.

LFG!

Peace in activism,

Indivisible Lambertville/New Hope (ILNH)

         COME TO OUR EVENTS                                               

7/15, 7/28, 12-2pm: Join ILNH Indivizzies to register voters! Bookstore hallway at Raritan Valley Community College Click here to register!

ILNH Backpack Drive for Fisherman’s Mark! Drop items at 103 N Union St between July 7 and August 1. Here are the needed new items: New, durable backpacks (cheaper quality backpacks often do not last the full school year)

ILNH Backpack Drive for Fisherman’s Mark!

Drop items at 103 N Union St between July 7 and August 1. Click here for the needed new items. New, durable backpacks (cheaper quality backpacks often do not last the full school year)  We kindly ask that all items be new and in good condition, so each student receives supplies they can feel proud to use. Email: debmeola@gmail.com for any questions!

-ALSO- 7/16, 4-8pm: Locals’ Night at Odd Bird Brewery, A Fundraiser to Benefit Fisherman’s Mark15% of all profits of on-site pours and 100% of all tips donated. Click here for a list of school supplies and food pantry needs to donate.

7/14, 6:30pm: ILNH Postcard Party: Union Coffee, 49 N. Union in Lambertville
If you have colored pens, please bring them, and postcard stamps are always welcome. Feel free to just show up!  If you’d rather write at home, the Lambertville Postcard Porch is open! In 30-count packs, write our short & sweet message to Hunterdon County NJ infrequent voters. Request your cards here (riverbrass893@gmail.com) & Sharon will tell you when they’re ready for pickup. Thanks for writing with us!

   Looking for an easy, meaningful way to get involved beyond attending a protest?

Registering voters is a tangible way to make a difference at a time when it often feels like we’re powerless to affect change. In the coming weeks, we are looking to get teams to register voters at local colleges (Mercer County Community College, Raritan Valley Community College, Bucks County Community College), at local events (Doylestown Free Concert Series), and at local libraries (Mercer County Libraries-West Windsor & Lawrenceville Branches, Bucks County Free Library, The Free Library of New Hope and Solebury, etc.) Be a part of a rewarding experience beyond protests. You can really make a difference. Email us at ft6.ilnh@gmail.com to host!

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INDIVISIBLE USA

When you join Indivisible, you join a movement, not a nonprofit. There are more than 2,000 local, volunteer-led Indivisible groups in urban, suburban, and rural communities across every state in the country. Indivisible leaders and members show up and do stuff together. They speak with their neighbors. They advocate. They train. They elect new leaders. They name and shame. They try out new tactics. They make a splash. They get attention. And they force the political and economic systems that influence our lives to listen and change. We call this organizing, and it’s how we build and wield power together.