Volunteer
Orangeville runs on people like you.
Every lawn sign, every conversation, every door knocked is a neighbour saying: this community is worth showing up for. Join us.
This isn’t about politics. It’s about Orangeville.
When the food bank ran short, this community collected 35,000 pounds of food in a matter of weeks. When we asked residents to weigh in on transit, hundreds showed up and told us what they needed. When town halls opened the floor, you filled the room.
That’s not something a campaign creates. That’s who Orangeville already is.
Volunteering for this campaign is an extension of that same impulse: showing up for the place you call home. It’s how we make sure the momentum of the last four years — on housing, transit, infrastructure, and community investment — doesn’t stop.
If you believe there’s still important work worth doing together, we’d be glad to have you.
There’s a role here for everyone, including you.
No experience necessary. Just a few hours and a belief that Orangeville is worth fighting for.
Lawn Signs
Put a sign in your window or on your lawn. It’s the simplest way to show your neighbours where you stand — and it matters more than you’d think.
- Time commitment: Minimal. We deliver and pick up.
Door Knocking
Walk your neighbourhood with a small team and talk to residents about what matters to them. We train you, pair you up, and make it easy.
- Time commitment: 2–3 hours, on your schedule.
Phone and Text Banking
Connect with residents from home. Let them know about town halls, share updates, answer questions.
- Time commitment: Flexible. Work from anywhere.
Community Events
Staff a booth at local events, help with setup and takedown, or represent the campaign in your community.
- Time commitment: Event-based, typically 2–4 hours.
Social Sharing
Follow, share, and amplify. Help Lisa’s message reach people in your network who might not otherwise see it.
- Time commitment: A few minutes, whenever it works for you.
Special Skills
Photography, graphic design, writing, event coordination, translation — if you have a skill that could help, we’d love to hear from you.
- Time commitment: Project-based. Let’s talk.
First-time volunteer? You’re in the right place.
Most of the people who show up for this campaign have never volunteered for a political campaign before. They’re parents and retirees, students and small business owners, long-time Orangeville residents and people who moved here five years ago and have decided this town is home.
You don’t need to know how campaigns work. You don’t need to be comfortable talking politics. You just need to care about Orangeville and be willing to give a few hours.
We’ll handle the rest.
Ready to get involved?
- Sign Up to Volunteer
Takes about two minutes. We’ll reach out to match you with the right role.
- Send us a Message
Have questions? Want to learn more before committing? We’re happy to talk.
“Strong communities are built through consistency, trust, and showing up over time.”
— Lisa Post