After We March, We ORGANIZE! No Kings Sunday Teach-In Series at Kruger Pines 5
✊ From Protest to Purpose
The Women’s March reminds us what’s at stake — freedom, equality, and the right to live with dignity. But marching is just the beginning.
The No Kings movement called out greed and inequality. Now we’re bringing that same people-powered energy home to Kruger Pines, blending it with the steady wisdom of Seniors for Peace to create a new weekly tradition: organizing Sundays.
Every Sunday, we meet to learn how to organize — not in theory, but in practice. Together, we’re building a movement to expand Habitat for Humanity–style housing across Marin County.
Because after Jimmy Carter got knocked down, he didn’t chase power — he picked up a hammer and built homes for people. That’s the model. That’s our mission.
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🏡 The Story: From One House to a Movement
For the first 60 years of Habitat for Humanity’s history, only one home was ever built in Marin County.
That changed recently — and dramatically.
In the past two years, Habitat Marin has completed four new homes in Bolinas, with an eight-unit project now breaking ground there.
Next comes Habitat Redwood in Novato — a bold 80-home development centered around a community amphitheater where neighbors can live, work, and gather together. It’s a model of what’s possible when housing and culture grow side by side.
Now it’s time to build the human infrastructure — the volunteers, donors, and future homeowners — who will make sure Marin never waits another 60 years for affordable housing.
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🧭 What to Expect
These teach-ins are where protest becomes purpose. Each week, we’ll:
Learn how Habitat for Humanity works — and how to start new projects
Train volunteers, fundraisers, and storytellers
Build the base of support to expand housing across Marin
Create real pathways for working people to earn sweat-equity homes
By showing up weekly, you’ll gain the skills and relationships to help lead Marin’s next chapter of community-driven homebuilding.
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🕒 Weekly Flow
3:00 PM — Arrival & introductions
3:15 PM — Teach-in: housing, organizing, and updates
4:00 PM — Breakout groups: outreach, builds, donor relations
4:45 PM — Commitments & closing circle
5:00 PM — Close
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💪 Ways to Plug In
🔨 Bolinas Build Crew — help complete the 8-unit Habitat project
🏗 Habitat Redwood Crew — volunteer at the 80-home Novato site
🧠 Organizer Training — learn to recruit, fundraise, and mobilize
💸 Donor / Host Outreach — connect us to venues or allies
🏠 Future Homeowner Pathway — explore sweat-equity housing options
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👥 Who Should Attend
Marchers, seniors, musicians, service workers — anyone ready to turn protest into progress and rebuild Marin for the people who make it work.
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♿ Accessibility
Step-free entry and accessible restroom. Need accommodations? Email us.
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📬 Contact
Randy Chase
📧 [email protected]
📞 (415) 496-6322
The Women’s March reminds us what’s at stake — freedom, equality, and the right to live with dignity. But marching is just the beginning.
The No Kings movement called out greed and inequality. Now we’re bringing that same people-powered energy home to Kruger Pines, blending it with the steady wisdom of Seniors for Peace to create a new weekly tradition: organizing Sundays.
Every Sunday, we meet to learn how to organize — not in theory, but in practice. Together, we’re building a movement to expand Habitat for Humanity–style housing across Marin County.
Because after Jimmy Carter got knocked down, he didn’t chase power — he picked up a hammer and built homes for people. That’s the model. That’s our mission.
---
🏡 The Story: From One House to a Movement
For the first 60 years of Habitat for Humanity’s history, only one home was ever built in Marin County.
That changed recently — and dramatically.
In the past two years, Habitat Marin has completed four new homes in Bolinas, with an eight-unit project now breaking ground there.
Next comes Habitat Redwood in Novato — a bold 80-home development centered around a community amphitheater where neighbors can live, work, and gather together. It’s a model of what’s possible when housing and culture grow side by side.
Now it’s time to build the human infrastructure — the volunteers, donors, and future homeowners — who will make sure Marin never waits another 60 years for affordable housing.
---
🧭 What to Expect
These teach-ins are where protest becomes purpose. Each week, we’ll:
Learn how Habitat for Humanity works — and how to start new projects
Train volunteers, fundraisers, and storytellers
Build the base of support to expand housing across Marin
Create real pathways for working people to earn sweat-equity homes
By showing up weekly, you’ll gain the skills and relationships to help lead Marin’s next chapter of community-driven homebuilding.
---
🕒 Weekly Flow
3:00 PM — Arrival & introductions
3:15 PM — Teach-in: housing, organizing, and updates
4:00 PM — Breakout groups: outreach, builds, donor relations
4:45 PM — Commitments & closing circle
5:00 PM — Close
---
💪 Ways to Plug In
🔨 Bolinas Build Crew — help complete the 8-unit Habitat project
🏗 Habitat Redwood Crew — volunteer at the 80-home Novato site
🧠 Organizer Training — learn to recruit, fundraise, and mobilize
💸 Donor / Host Outreach — connect us to venues or allies
🏠 Future Homeowner Pathway — explore sweat-equity housing options
---
👥 Who Should Attend
Marchers, seniors, musicians, service workers — anyone ready to turn protest into progress and rebuild Marin for the people who make it work.
---
♿ Accessibility
Step-free entry and accessible restroom. Need accommodations? Email us.
---
📬 Contact
Randy Chase
📧 [email protected]
📞 (415) 496-6322
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Attendees
Starts on
Tuesday, December 23, 2025 at 3:00 PM PST
Ends on
Sunday, November 15, 2026 at 5:00 PM PST
Mill Valley, CA, 94941
United States
Full address will be provided upon RSVP
