Get involved
We could sure use your help
Canvassers, phones, poll captains, drivers on election day, sign installation and administration. There is a job here for whatever time you can give.
Volunteer
Join the team
If you would like to volunteer, we could sure use your help. Tell us what you are interested in and someone from the campaign will get back to you.
- Canvassing — knocking on doors with Noel or on your own street
- Phones — calling voters from home on your own schedule
- Poll captains — owning a poll and getting our voters out
- Drivers — getting people to the polls on advance days and election day
- Sign installation — putting up and taking down lawn signs
- Administration — data entry, scheduling, supplies and everything behind the scenes
Lawn signs
Would you like an Elect Noel Buckley lawn sign?
Give us your address and a volunteer will install it. We will come back and take it away after election day. There is no cost to you.
BUCKLEY
Sign artwork, indicative
Host a gathering
Get Noel in a room with your people
Friends, neighbours, your church, your Legion branch or a local association. Noel will come, speak briefly and then take questions for as long as people have them.
It does not need to be formal. A living room, a church hall, a backyard, a coffee shop on a weekday morning. Eight people is plenty.
Prefer to organise it by email? Write to Noel@noelbuckley.ca.
Donate
Chip in
Signs, brochures, printing and postage all cost money, and a ward campaign runs on small contributions from neighbours. If you can help, it goes straight into reaching voters.
The rules, plainly
- Only individuals who normally reside in Ontario may contribute
- Corporations and trade unions cannot contribute to municipal candidates in Ontario
- The maximum any one person may give to a council candidate is $1,200
- No one may give more than $5,000 in total to candidates in the same municipality
- Contributions over $25 must be made by a method that shows where the money came from, such as cheque or card
- Contributions are not tax deductible, and every campaign files a public financial statement after the election
Rules are set by the Municipal Elections Act, 1996. Confirm details with the City Clerk.