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Job description
Families for an Affordable San Francisco (FFASF): Westside Organizer
This position is employed by Families for an Affordable San Francisco (FFASF), the field and organizing program supporting Scott Wiener's 2026 campaign for Congress (CA-11).
Senator Scott Wiener is a leading voice for progress in California and a proven champion for our values. Scott has delivered real results on issues like housing, transportation, climate change, LGBTQ+ equality, and criminal justice reform. Now, he's running for Congress to bring his effective, progressive leadership to Washington, D.C. His campaign is building a diverse, passionate, and dedicated team to engage voters across the city and secure victory in 2026.
The Westside Organizer will lead grassroots organizing across Districts 1, 4, and 7 — the west side of San Francisco. The role is relationship-first early in the cycle and turnout-focused as Election Day approaches: building a network of supporters and volunteers, getting Scott in front of voters, and converting that energy into doors and votes.
Key responsibilities include:
Serve as the lead organizer for Districts 1, 4, and 7, working under the west-side organizing lead.
Early cycle: focus on 1:1s and relationship-building across the west side.
Schedule and run 1:1s, house parties, and community events that put Scott in front of voters — then build turnout for them.
Recruit, train, and manage volunteers for events and canvasses.
Near the election (GOTV): shift fully to canvasses and direct voter outreach.
Carry and hit personal turnout and door-knocking goals, tracked weekly.
Goals and metrics include:
8 completed 1:1s per week.
2 house parties scheduled and completed per month.
2 other community events scheduled and completed per month.
GOTV phase: canvasses and voter-outreach events built and executed (doors).
Responsible for owning a data-driven goal-oriented voter contact and organizing program
Qualifications include:
Experience in organizing or field on electoral campaigns, or comparable community organizing.
Ability to build a network from scratch, recruit volunteers, and keep them engaged.
Comfortable knocking doors and leading others to do the same.
Proficiency with VAN (PDI experience ok as a stand-in), Mobilize, and Google Workspace, or the ability to learn quickly.
Strong organizational, communication, and time-management skills.
Ability to work long and irregular hours, including evenings and weekends.
Ties to or knowledge of the Richmond, Sunset, and west side are a strong plus.
Commitment to progressive values and the Democratic Party.
Worksite address
san francisco, CA, 94199, US
Who can apply
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