The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Raleigh has belonged to ONE Wake – – a multiracial, multicultural, multifaith community organizing coalition that advocates for the common good in Wake County – – since the coalition’s founding in the fall of 2000.
ONE Wake’s current top priorities include affordable housing, public transportation, and mental health.
ONE Wake is proposing a plan to build 1000 affordable home sand 1000 affordable rental units in Wake County to help address the county’s housing affordable housing crisis.
Here’s what UUFR members and friends can do to help.
1. Sign the Homeownership to Equity Petition .
ONE Wake plans to present 10,000 signatures to candidates for elected office at its October 10 assembly.
More than 300 UUFR members and friends have already signed the petition. Let’s make it to 500!
To do more, go to the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Facebook page and share the petition with friends.
Or download a copy of the petition yourself, print it out, collect names from friends, family, and neighbors, and return them to UUFR before October 10.
Or stop by a downstairs table after a worship service and pick up a clipboard and printed copies of the petition.
Twenty six of the 27 candidates for city office, including the mayor and city council, are confirmed to attend.
ONE Wake’s goal is for 1000 people to attend. Candidates for elected office listen when 1,000 people show up.
ONE Wake plans to present its petition and ask candidates for their support for ONE Wake’s plan.
ONE Wake and its sister organizations will be asking candidates for governor, attorney general, and state superintendent for public instruction for their support in addressing housing, mental health, education and food access.
6. Find out more!
Read about ONE Wake’s past accomplishments.
Watch the video below about the effort in New York City on which ONE Wake’s plan is based.
