Do The Most Good is a grassroots organization based in Montgomery County, Maryland, with members across the country.
We unite like-minded people and partner organizations in political action and civic engagement to further inclusive, progressive values locally and nationally.
Actions & Events
Join us for our ICE Out for Good Protest in Olney
Join us on Sunday, January 11th, 12-2pm in Olney, MD to protest ICE. Meet at the intersection of Georgia Avenue & Route 108
Ain't No Back to a Merry-Go-Round Screening
Join us on January 18th for a screening of Ain't No Back to a Merry-Go-Round, the untold story of the early civil rights movement right here in Bethesda, MD -- Glen Echo Park.
Join us January 18th, 4-6pm in Kensington for Ain't No Back to a Merry-Go-Round and a discussion on our next steps as Democracy Warriors in our fight to preserve racial justice.
Postcards To Register Voters
Join us sending postcards to register voters in swing states across America.
You can join a postcard party or just pick up a pack and complete them at home starting January 9th. RSVP here for a postcard party or to pick up postcards (with addresses and instructions) at two pick up sites.
Text to Register Voters
Join us in texting to register voters in swing states across the US.
Starting January 9th, join our Texting Brigade using the Field Team 6 platform to text potential voters. You can do it from home!
Join us for No Kings Day rallies, marches to the Capitol, sign-waving brigades, and Congressional meetings.
Join us for door knocking, letter writing, phone banking, and postcarding to elect Dems up and down the ballot in swing states.
Join us for Drinks & Democracy community events, poster-making parties, Know Your Rights trainings, and mutual aid efforts for immigrant communities.
What brings us together is our dedication to our common goals.
We’ve Come a Long Way
DoTheMostGood was formed in December 2016 by a group of Hillary for America volunteers. Some of them had attended a ‘Do The Most Good’ meeting organized in Ellicott City one week after the November election. The organizers of that meeting encouraged attendees to mobilize their own communities.
The founding members of DTMG MoCo were seasoned political volunteers with years of experience working on local, state, and national political campaigns. Thus, along with a focus on resisting current attacks on democracy, from Day 1 we were also focused on helping to elect progressive candidates, locally and, to the best of our ability, nationally.
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