Get Involved
Every signature, every voice, every action matters
We qualified for the November 2026 ballot. Now the real work starts: reaching every Belmont voter before Election Day. Your donation funds that outreach, and your voice as a neighbor carries more weight than any ad we could buy.
Let’s win in November
Help us reach every Belmont voter before the ballot arrives.
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Share why this matters to you. Talk to friends, family, and neighbors. Post on social media. Forward our website. Personal conversations are the most powerful way to build support.
Pre-Written Social Posts: Copy and customize these sample posts for your networks:
Option 1 (Short): "Belmont needs a modern community center. We're officially on the November ballot. Now it's time to vote yes. Join me: [link] #BuildBelmontTogether"
Option 2 (Factual): "Built in 1949 for 5,500 residents, now serving 27,000. Barrett Community Center needs replacement, not more repairs. We're on the ballot this November. Vote yes: [link]"
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Join Our Campaign Team
We need volunteers for signature gathering, event support, and community outreach. Whether you have an hour or can help regularly, there's a role for you.
Volunteer opportunities:
Talk with neighbors at community events
Go door-to-door sharing information about the measure
Host informational house parties before Election Day
Make phone calls to remind voters to vote yes
Email info@fbocc.org to get involved
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Support the Campaign
Running a successful ballot measure campaign requires resources. Your donation helps us reach every Belmont voter with information about why this matters.
What donations fund:
Direct voter outreach and canvassing
Community outreach and education
Campaign materials and yard signs
Digital advertising and communications
Campaign materials and yard signs
Digital advertising and communications
Paid for by Friends of the Belmont Community Center. Contributions are not tax-deductible.
EVERY ACTION MOVES US FORWARD
Whether you request signature collection, volunteer to gather signatures, donate, or share—you're helping build Belmont's future. This is how grassroots campaigns succeed: one person at a time, one action at a time.