ACTIVITIES

WE HAVE MERCH!!
We have shirts sx-3xl, Visors & Hats, be sure to bring your credit card because we cannot take cash.
T-SHIRTS S-XL.....$25.50
T-SHIRTS 2X-3X...$27.50
CAPS.................$25.50
VISORS..............$22.50
WHy YOU SHOULD JOIN!
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Build community with local Democrats — the group’s stated mission is to “foster a sense of community” for area Democrats.
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Influence local politics and help elect Democratic candidates — the club explicitly says it helps elect Democratic candidates and promotes participation.
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Volunteer opportunities (voter registration, block walks, GOTV postcards) — active civic engagement programs are listed on the site.
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Regular monthly meetings with speakers and meet‑and‑greet time — meetings (meet & greet + featured speakers) are advertised and open to all.
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Connect and coordinate with the Harris County Democratic Party (HCDP) — the club serves as a link to HCDP and helps identify precinct chairs, judges, and poll workers.
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Social events and member activities (book club, holiday party, etc.) — the site lists social and educational activities for members.
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Receive a free monthly newsletter and event announcements — the site invites visitors to subscribe for newsletters and announcements.
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Clear, easy ways to support or join (dues/donations links shown) — the site provides Join/Renew and Donate (ActBlue) options.
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Local focus — centered on Cypress and Tomball, so your volunteer time and donations benefit your immediate community.
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Direct contact and social connection — contact email and Facebook invitations are provided if you want to ask questions first.

MEMBERS, WATCH YOUR EMAIL FOR UPCOMING PROTESTS
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On a quarterly basis our Cy-Tom Dems work a community support and outreach shift, most often at the Houston Food Bank, as we are doing in June again. It’s a drive to the east side of town, but well worth it as the Houston Food Bank is super organized and treats all its volunteers’ time with respect. At the end of the shift, you know you’ve made an impact for so many folks.
Join us in your Cy-Tom Dems blue shirt (and cap it you’ve got one).
We are pleased for our club to have secured approval by the Harris County Public Library system to do chalk art for Pride Month on the sidewalks in front of the HCPL Barbara Bush Library.
We’re excited to have in our membership midst a professional chalk artist who will help us with some rainbow and unicorn and butterfly outlines. Bring your kids, your grandkids, nieces, nephews for a morning of color and fun (and your garden kneepads for us older folks). We’ll be providing some colorful bright chalk but feel free to bring your own. We’ll be chalking “Y’all means all” and “Love is Love” and other positive phrases.
The library will be closed that weekend so we won’t be in the way of patrons. Come join us for a positive gathering to counter the negative pulling up of rainbow crosswalks across Houston and this state.
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Cy-Tom Dems Book Club

Anyone interested in joining the Book Club mailing list
should email Carolyn, our Book Club Lead at
ctdemsbookclub@gmail.com
The requirements to participate:
You need to be a current Cy-Tom Dem dues-paying member &
You need to finish the book!
The Cy-Tom Dems book club will meet on
March 22nd at 4:30pm
JUNE BOOK
Catalina
By Cornejo Villivcencio
The Cypress-Tomball Democrats Book Club began a few years after our club itself formed in 2010. The Book Club meets quarterly: March, June, September and December. The Book Club meets in private houses.
Here's some of the excellent books we've read:
"The Fisherman and The Dragon" by Kirk Wallace Johnson
"The 1619 Project" by Nikole Hannah-Jones
"West with Giraffes" by Lynda Rutledge
"Battling Bella" by Leandra Ruth Zarnow
"Tomlinson Hill" by Chris Tomlinson
"The Ways of My Grandmothers" by Beverly Hungry Wolf
"Peril" by Bob Woodward
"Our Time is Now" by Stacey Abrams
"How the South Won the Civil War" by Heather Cox Richardson
"Prequel: An American Fight Against Fascism" by Rachel Maddow
"Looking for Jane" by Heather Marshall
"Liliana's Invincible Summer" by Cristina Rivera Garza
"Profiles in Ignorance" by Andy Borowitz
"The People's Hospital," by Ricardo Nuila
"Strongmen: Mussolini to the Present" by Ruth Ben-Ghiat
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Our June book is Catalina by Karla Cornejo Villivicencio
