Programs

This year we must become more deeply involved in the fight against Socialism. Georgia Tea Party’s 2010 strategy is designed to renew our voices in government. Five key areas have been identified: recruitment, training, networking, events/fundraising and communication. Take a look at the programs, decide which ones you feel most comfortable with, then put your back into it.

Recruitment

Strategic Outreach – Reach out to demographic groups whom we think are under-represented in the tea party movement
Community Involvement - Extend our reach into individual neighborhoods to get our message beyond those more active in the tea party movement
Precinct Committeeman - Fill empty precinct positions with conservatives who participate in the election of conservative nominees to run for office
Membership – Recruitment of new members and communication with existing members

Training

Constitutional Education - Increase understanding of the U.S. Constitution

Networking

Strategic Alliance – Develop alliances with individuals and groups that support our mission
Guest Speaker – Develop a network of speakers for our volunteer meetings and events

Events/Fundraising

Movie Series – Educate the public on critical issues related to our mission through public showings of films
Tea Party – Educate the public on critical issues related to our mission through public events, and raise operating funds
Fund Raising – Raise operating funds for GTPI

Communications

Gold Dome – Train and activate citizen advocacy
Strategic Voice – Target legislators to influence decisions
Public Relations – Communicate issues and events to the media to obtain broad coverage and extend GTPI’s reach into communities

Get Involved!

If you do not get involved with your government, they will most assuredly get involved with you. This is a crucial year with much to get done. Volunteers are the driving force behind this strategy and are crucial to the development and implementation of these strategic programs.

If you haven’t signed up to work on a program, you can still do so at any volunteer meeting or go to the “Get Involved” link on this website.