Volunteer Fair June 18th

June 6, 2011 Filed under Tea Party Posted by EricM

Does listening to the news make you want to scream? Are you tired of watching TV or reading the news online and feeling like you are powerless to make any real difference? Do you want to stop the insanity?

Here’s a chance to learn more about a lot of small ways you can contribute to the Richmond Tea Party’s mission by getting involved personally. We need you on our team! (and bring a friend or 12)

We will serve hot dogs and sodas and have a few surprises in store for you!

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Event Details:

Time: Saturday, June 18 · 10:00am – 2:00pm

Location:
Governor’s Square Shopping Center
9828 Midlothian Turnpike
Midlothian, Virginia 23235

Email: teapartypatriots@richmondteaparty.com

Phone: 800-394-5885

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Eric uncomfortably admits that until about 5 years ago, he was a political "free rider", always thinking that others would do the heavy lifting to keep America on course. After watching both democrats and republicans steer us FAR off-course, Eric knew he had to get involved. Now working with Richmond Tea Party to advance conservative principles, Eric serves on the Board of Directors and as a resource for "all things technology".

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Richmond Tea Party, Inc. is a non-partisan, grassroots community established to advance and strengthen the Founding principle that life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness are God-given rights guaranteed to every individual by the Constitutions of the United States and the Commonwealth of Virginia. We believe that government derives its power from the people and is established solely to protect these rights. The core principles of limited government, fiscal restraint, personal responsibility, and governing with virtue and accountability are all necessary to ensure the preservation of our freedom. We believe that local governments, communities, and individuals are best suited to serve and represent the needs of the people. Most importantly, we believe that citizen participation in the political process is a fundamental necessity for good government.