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Organizing for America / 'Thank You' Event (NY-29)

By Ben Baruch - Apr 14th, 2009 at 11:08 pm EDT

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It is fantastic to connect with the grassroots groups here in New York State that have helped elect Barack Obama President of the United States. I genuinely want to thank you for your hard work and keeping the movement sustained, energized and coordinated.

While researching New York's 29th Congressional District I came across your group(s) and I wanted to introduce myself. My name is Bennett Baruch and currently, I am the New York State volunteer liaison at Organizing for America (OFA), where I am acting as a conduit between the folks in Washington D.C.

Please forgive me if this is repetitive, but I think necessary for background. Our President, for the first time in history is building an organization to remain in contact with the 13 million+ volunteers/organizers that built a bottom-up engine across this great country, which elected him to the highest office. OFA is a vehicle for dialogue between the Legislative/Executive Branches and the American people - mobilizing and strengthening volunteer leadership. At its core, OFA is focused on electoral/legislative organizing, civic engagement and expanding the existing grassroots community to support President Obama.

As a result of your previous commitments and willingness to make a difference in your communites I would like to talk to you about organizing. If you are interested in hosting an event in NY's 29th Congressional District, please at your earliest convenience reply via email to bennett.baruch@obamaalumni.com.

Many thanks,
Ben

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Bennett Baruch
Volunteer Liaison
Organizing for America | New York

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