Monday: Obama's Campaign for Change to Open Office in Greenwood
Indiana Democratic Party Chairman Dan Parker to Speak to Supporters
Indianapolis, IN - Monday, Aug. 4, Barack Obama's Campaign for Change will open a local office in Greenwood, further expanding outreach and organizing efforts on behalf of Obama and other Democratic candidates across the Hoosier State.
This will bring the total number of offices across the state to 18. The Greenwood office will have regular office hours and serve as the hub in the community for a variety of campaign activities and the central organizing point for grassroots outreach in the area. It will also be a place where Hoosiers who are committed to change can get engaged in volunteer opportunities, as well as where voters can learn more about Senator Obama's agenda for change.
Monday, August 4, 2008
Greenwood
6 p.m. EDT
Campaign for Change Office Opening
With Indiana Democratic Party Chairman Dan Parker
2801 Fairview Place, Suite A
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
August 1, 2008
Contact: (317) 231-7116 or press@indianaforchange.com
Indiana Democratic Party Chairman Dan Parker to Speak to Supporters
Indianapolis, IN - Monday, Aug. 4, Barack Obama's Campaign for Change will open a local office in Greenwood, further expanding outreach and organizing efforts on behalf of Obama and other Democratic candidates across the Hoosier State.
This will bring the total number of offices across the state to 18. The Greenwood office will have regular office hours and serve as the hub in the community for a variety of campaign activities and the central organizing point for grassroots outreach in the area. It will also be a place where Hoosiers who are committed to change can get engaged in volunteer opportunities, as well as where voters can learn more about Senator Obama's agenda for change.
Monday, August 4, 2008
Greenwood
6 p.m. EDT
Campaign for Change Office Opening
With Indiana Democratic Party Chairman Dan Parker
2801 Fairview Place, Suite A
###
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
August 1, 2008
Contact: (317) 231-7116 or press@indianaforchange.com
