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Community Canvass

Needed:  Mini-van or SUV that seats 7-9 passengers to transport the Field Canvass team to turf six days per week.

RAAP Staff Community Organizers (Door-to-Door Canvass) Community Organizers (Canvassers) have been a vital part of RAAP since its founding in 1983, and boast a highly successful track record both in fundraising and in educating the community.

"The Canvass" is a group of dedicated, passionate, and high-energy individuals. Each weekday evening will find them out in our metro-Denver neighborhoods, knocking on doors and talking to our neighbors about the issue of sexual violence, RAAP's programs and services, and ways to support RAAP, including cash and in-kind donations and volunteer opportunities.

The Canvass strives to visit each neighborhood on an annual basis and thus reaches hundreds of people throughout metro-Denver each day. Perhaps we will be in your neighborhood this week!

Frequently Asked Questions
Why does RAAP send men and women into the community from 4 to 9 pm?
RAAP has been sending men and women out into the community since its inception. Men and women should be involved with ending sexual violence in our community, and sending them door to door ensures that each household is reached in a personable setting. We go out from 4 to 9 pm because that is when the majority of people are home.

Is it safe for men and women to go door to door?
We believe that it is safe, as well as our responsibility to take a stance against sexual violence in this manner. We are always in a group and we do have safety in mind first.

Are the people knocking on my door really legitimate?
RAAP has a canvass staff of 10 to 30 adults in the community from 4 to 9 pm on any given evening (1 to 5 pm on weekends). All of RAAP staff has identification, a permit from the state, a copy of our 501(c) 3 status and they have all undergone a thorough background check.

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Current Neighborhood
Be on the lookout for us in these zipcodes this month!
80126, 80130, 80205, 80206, 80220, 80228, 80230, 80465, 80210, 80031, 80238, 80015, 80121, 80222, 80241, 80401, 80020, 80005, 80007, 80206, 80220

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Canvassing Staff
These dedicated individuals go door-to-door in the community each evening to offer education on sex assault and request donations. They try to contact every home in the Denver metro area once each year. They carry photo identification badges, licenses, and other information to verify their employment with RAAP.
Canvassing Director
Steve Pultz

Office Manager
Sarah Copp

Trainer
Sara Holloway

Field Managers
Alana Kilgore
Drew Davidge
Eliza Williamson
ElizaBeth Whittington
Morgan Howell
Field Manager in Training
Colleen Potocki
Paolo Solarzano
Canvasser
Paolo Solarzano
Karissa Cialelli
Nicole Wirth
Tim Underwood
Joseph Gibson
Heather Osborne
ElizaBeth Whittington
Eliza Williamson
Jonah Dubin
Cole Griswolg

Trainees
Melissa Colson
Jeff Price
Cole Griswold
Jonah Dubin
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