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Democratic Clubs Franklin County Young Democrats The Young Democrats of America (YDA) has been the official youth arm of the Democratic Party since 1932. Open to anyone under the age of 40 who affiliates with the Democratic Party, YDA is a nationwide grassroots organization with 42 chartered states and 780 local chapters. The Franklin County Young Democrats meet the first Thursday of each month, at Franklin County Democratic Headquarters. The Franklin County Young Democrats Yahoo Group is our main way of communicating between meetings. To join the conversation and receive notices of upcoming meetings and events, please sign up using the link below.
youngdems@franklincountydems http://groups.yahoo.com/group/fcyoungdems Fulton/Franklin Democratic Club The Fulton/Franklin Democratic Club formed after the Kerry Campaign ended in November of 2004. We had worked together on that campaign, and decided to stick together and keep going, beginning work immediately on the next election. We work for the election of Democrats and hold educational activities promoting the understanding of Democratic Values. There are no dues as of now. Joining consists of showing up for a meeting or activity and giving us your email address and phone number. We meet usually on the third Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. at the Fulton County Democratic Headquarters at 123 South Second Street in McConnellsburg.
c/o Jack and Kathie Hendricks
Greencastle-Antrim Democratic Club Meets the second Monday of each month, 7 p.m. at Greencastle Presbyterian Church.
717-685 -005 Waynesboro Area Democratic Club The mission of this club is to create and foster a visible Democratic presence in the Wayesboro Area. Meets on the first Tuesday of the month at 7 pm, in the Community Meeting Room of Susquehanna Bank on the square in Waynesboro. Office (opening soon): 9 East Main Street 2nd Floor, Waynesboro
717 765-4841 http://wborodems@gmail.com Women's Democratic Club of Franklin County The group belongs to the Chambersburg Community Centers Inc. They support Meals on Wheels, annually. They support the Democratic Party and especially women candidates. They award a college scholarship each year.They hold luncheons meetings on some dates and have a variety of special events, including selling tickets to the Totem Pole Playhouse. Meetings: First Monday of the month Dues: $7/year
Other Community Groups While most are not political, these local organizations are working toward goals that are in agreement with those outlined in the Franklin County Democratic Party Platform.
Antietam Creek Watershed Association, Inc.
c/o Dr. Stephen Rettig Chambersburg Hispanic American Center (CHAC)
c/o Diane Martes Citizens for a Quality Environment Citizens for a Quality Environment is an organization consisting of individuals working together toward preserving, reclaiming, and protecting a quality environment in accordance with the Environmental Protection Agency's Mission "to protect human health and the environment." Citizens for a Quality Environment come together to share concerns, target issues important to our group and our communities, gather information, and work toward issue resolutions.
P.O. Box 1058
Citizens for Responsible Growth
c/o Douglas Warnock Coalition of Residents Organized for Political Self-Expression (CROPS)
c/o Selena Strine Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund, Inc., The The Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund (CELDF) was launched in 1995 to provide free and affordable legal services to grassroots, community-based environmental groups, and rural municipal governments. The Legal Defense Fund currently hosts four Program Areas: The Grassroots Litigation Support Program, The Grassroots Administrative and Technical Support Program, The Corporations and Democracy Program and The Sustainable Communities Program. Since 1995, the Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund (CELDF) has provided legal assistance to over three hundred organizations in seventeen states, and has assisted over seventy rural, local governments in four states.
675 Mower Road
Cumberland Valley Chapter of the Pennsylvania Farmers Union National Farmers Union is a federation, that represents farmers and ranchers in all states. The presidents of the 24 state and regional Farmers Union organizations serve as its board of directors.
c/o Laura Johnson Department of Environmental Studies at Wilson College
c/o Dr. Ed Wells, Chair Four-States for Democracy A local affiliate of Democracy for America (DFA), a political action committee dedicated to supporting fiscally responsible, socially progressive candidates at all levels of government—from school board to the presidency.
Beth Shupp-George, Coordinator
Franklin County Coalition, The The Franklin County Coalition - a grouping of fifteen township based environmental and citizen organizations in Franklin County, and the myriad of local businesses that have endorsed the work of these groups - the Franklin County Declaration of Principles.
675 Mower Road
Friends and Residents of St. Thomas Township (FROST) Invoking the people's constitutional maxim: "Where there is harm, there must be remedy," Friends and Residents of St. Thomas Township (FROST) have turned a conventional defense against a giant quarry-asphalt-cement corporation into a confrontation over corporate claims to constitutional rights.
c/o Fran and Judy Calverase Greene/Guilford Environmental Association
c/o Stephen Bucher Kittochtinny Historical Society
175 East King Street
Last Riverkeeper, Inc., The
c/o Eugene P. Macri, Jr. Mountainside Pet Rescue
c/o George Statler South-Central Farmers Market Association, Inc.
c/o Stacey Schmader Unity Coalition, The
c/o Stephen Hersch Valley Citizens for a Healthy Environment
c/o Rev. Alice Meloy Waynesboro Historical Society
138 West Main Street
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