To change everything, it takes everyone!
We’d love to have you join us in fighting for a livable planet! It will take every one of us, and there’s an important role to play, whatever your skills and interests.
- Become a member of 350 Madison! See our FAQ for more information about membership.
- Volunteer! Click here to indicate how you’d like to get involved; contact our volunteer coordinator at VolunteerCoord@350madison.org; or scroll down to learn more about our teams and currently open volunteer positions.
- Join our email discussion group where 350 Madison supporters exchange ideas, news, links to informative articles, and calls to action.
- Attend our monthly meetings (typically the first Monday of each month).
- “Like” our Facebook page and follow us on Twitter.
Check out our current volunteer openings…
We have many volunteer needs and appreciate contributions at any level. You can check out whether 350 Madison is right for you by attending our monthly meetings or getting in touch with one of our teams (see below). Here, we list specific positions we’re seeking to fill. If you’re interested, please contact 350 Coordinator Gail Nordheim.
Co-Coordinator
This position works with the other Co-Coordinator on administrative management of 350 Madison. This includes setting agendas for Coordinating Council (CC) meetings, ensuring that key administrative functions are carried out, coordinating strategic planning, and conducting related activities. This is a great opportunity for someone with management experience who can volunteer 5–10 hours per week and attend CC meetings (second Thursday evening of the month). It is an essential position for keeping 350 Madison running!
Outreach Team Lead
This person coordinates 350 Madison outreach to the community. The major focus is arranging for informational tabling at festivals, farmers’ markets, and community events. Depending on the volunteer’s interests, it could also involve coordinating presentations by 350 Madison members to civic groups, faith communities, and other groups. This is a great opportunity for a people-oriented person with good organizational skills. The time commitment varies depending on upcoming events, but averages about 1–2 hours per week.
Meet our teams…
350 Madison relies on two types of teams to accomplish our mission. Campaign teams work on core advocacy goals, while operations teams support the campaigns. See something you’d be good at or something you’d like to learn how to do? Fill out the Get Involved! form at the bottom of this page, and we’ll schedule a time to talk about how you can best contribute.
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Campaign Teams
Tar Sands
The Tar Sands Team is fighting Enbridge tar sands pipelines in Wisconsin. Our aims are to block expansion of Line 61 and to halt plans for an adjacent Line 66. We support efforts led by those most impacted, including tribes, landowners, and affected community members.
Contact: Anne Reynolds, Anne.Reynolds@350madison.org
Divest & Defund
2016 was the hottest year on record; 2017 was the second-hottest. The Divest & Defund Team focuses on convincing institutions that investments in fossil fuel are not only ethically and fiscally irresponsible, but are literally wrecking the planet we call home—all for profit. Banks are our current focus since without their support, dirty pipeline projects can’t get funded.
Contact: Seth Jensen, Seth.Jensen@350madison.org
Climate Solutions
The Climate Solutions team is focused on taking action on and responsibility for our own fossil fuel use. We work to create and change policies that impact our energy use and nurture a culture of reducing energy use and using clean, renewable energy to reduce our carbon footprint.
Contact: Judy Stadler, Judy.Stadler@350madison.org
Operations Teams
Communication Action
The Communication Action Team (CAT) provides communication support to the campaigns. CAT services encompass website and social media, press releases, letters to the editor and op-eds, radio spots, email blasts, and photography and video. CAT especially needs new members with expertise in video and graphics arts.
Contact: Sara Adams, Sara.Adams@350madison.org
Finance & Fundraising
The Fundraising Team devises and implements strategies for meeting annual fundraising goals through special events, grant writing, crowd funding, donor drives, and merchandise development and sales.
Contact: Gail Nordheim, Gail.Nordheim@350madison.org
Monthly Meeting
The Monthly Meeting Team plans and implements 350 Madison’s monthly public meetings by identifying speakers, coordinating announcements and agenda, and handling setup and break-down. The team especially need new members with experience operating AV equipment.
Contact: Julia Isaacs, Julia.Isaacs@350madison.org
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Thank you for your interest—and for everything you do!
