Civic Partnership and Alignment Volunteer
Regina Vanburg Joins ICC This Monday
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CALLS TO ACTION AND EVENTS IN YOUR AREA
LEARN
Know your community. Understand the issues. Cut through the noise.
Nonpartisan news, global insight, and local headlines that matter.
June 21, 2026
The F.A.N. Community is being asked to help identify New Braunfels schools and teachers who could benefit from extra support, classroom supplies, and community care.
June 20, 2026
New Braunfels gathered at Fischer Park for Juneteenth with music, food, children’s activities, and education rooted in community.
June 19, 2026
Why we wear red on Juneteenth, what the day means, and why New Braunfels families are invited to gather at Fischer Park tomorrow.
May 18, 2026
Felicia and Donald Owens join the New Braunfels MLK Board, honoring Dr. King’s legacy through service, unity, and local community work.
May 5, 2026
Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with a joyful bilingual message honoring culture, community, food, music, and shared moments of connection.
VOTE
Know your deadlines. Understand your ballot. Show up informed.
Simple, trusted tools to help you navigate voting, policy, and local government.
ACT
Take Action in Your Community
GET INVOLVED LOCALLY
Whether you’ve got 5 minutes or 5 hours, there’s a way to plug in and help.
Real change happens when people like you step forward.
- Join a block walk, phone bank, or outreach event
- Host a town hall or civic meet-up
- Attend or organize an issue-based pop-up
- Share trusted civic info on social media
- Volunteer with nonpartisan orgs you believe in
Join F.A.N. for Change
Ways to Support F.A.N.
Support our community advocacy, voter education, and local organizing.
F.A.N. is your front row seat to real impact.
- Join the volunteer team
- Contribute skills (design, admin, policy help, outreach)
- Support local voter education
- Help shape and lead new initiatives
- Amplify the mission by sharing content and resources with your network
LEAD
Leadership isn’t about a title — it’s about impact.
Step Into Civic Leadership
Everyone has influence. Whether you lead a conversation, a campus club, a community group, or a campaign—your voice matters.
Pathway to Lead
- Start a voter education initiative at your school, church, or workplace
- Mentor first-time voters or new volunteers
- Speak at community forums or city meetings
- Apply for a local board or commission
- Support someone running—or run yourself
What City Council Actually Does
Before you vote—or lead—know what the role is.
Learn how your local council shapes everything from zoning to public safety.
About the City Council
- City council shapes the everyday issues that affect your life—budgets, roads, safety, housing, and more.
- Approves city budgets and funding
- Oversees public safety and infrastructure
- Holds public meetings for community input
- Works with the mayor and city staff to implement policies
