Campaigns for worker cooperatives, community land trusts, and local procurement depend on people who show up, share skills, and speak up at the right moment. This registration form helps advocacy groups, cooperative networks, and community organizations sign up supporters and learn enough about each one to involve them in useful ways.
Supporters share their name, email, optional phone, ZIP or postal code, and city, which lets organizers connect them with local campaigns. The form then asks which strategies interest them, such as employee ownership, public banking, or community investment, along with their primary interest right now and how they describe themselves. Later questions cover the level of involvement they want, skills or resources they can offer, policy priorities, and how they heard about the campaign.
Two follow-ups appear only when needed. Choosing Other as a primary interest opens a space to describe it, and supporters already involved with a cooperative or community wealth organization are asked to tell you about it. The form ends with an optional newsletter opt-in, so supporters choose how much they hear from you.
