Local Groups

Bonfire-Naperville

Bonfire brings people together in real-world spaces, to grow, learn, and spark change — together, in person. We’re building community right in your backyard, with events and gatherings that offer opportunities for personal, professional, and political engagement and fulfillment. If you are looking for connection and joy, seeking inspiration or have some to share, we have a seat by our fire for you! Bonfire was created for women of all ages and backgrounds, but is not exclusive to women. Created in partnership with Red Wine & Blue’s TroubleNation, Bonfire groups are local communities led by volunteer organizers who want to bring people together where they live. TroubleNation provides the tools, training, and support to help these groups grow and thrive — while keeping community building at the center.
3 Members
Organizers
CS
Christine S.

Bonfire - Decatur

Bonfire brings people together in real-world spaces, to grow, learn, and spark change — together, in person. We’re building community right in your backyard, with events and gatherings that offer opportunities for personal, professional, and political engagement and fulfillment. If you are looking for connection and joy, seeking inspiration or have some to share, we have a seat by our fire for you! Bonfire was created for women of all ages and backgrounds, but is not exclusive to women. Created in partnership with Red Wine & Blue’s TroubleNation, Bonfire groups are local communities led by volunteer organizers who want to bring people together where they live. TroubleNation provides the tools, training, and support to help these groups grow and thrive — while keeping community building at the center. Bonfire - Decatur aims to build a fierce community of women gathering around shared values, focusing on personal, professional, and political aspirations. We are creating a safe space for women to own their voices and step into their power together. We will be scheduling regular monthly meetings that include meetups in member's homes, local restaurants and coffee shops, as well as planning regular events outside of our monthly get-togethers, such as museum visits and volunteering opportunities.
3 Members
Organizers
LS
Lisa S.

G.I.F.T. Get Involved for Tomorrow

Our local group connects like-minded people in our community who want to work with others who share their values to protect democracy on the local, state, and national levels. G.I.F.T. Get Involved for Tomorrow was established in 2025, and we are excited to now be part of Red, Wine & Blue Trouble Nation, where we will amplify our voices with support across the Nation. Our website for G.I.F.T. is still active. However, we can gain more traction together with Trouble Nation. https://giftus.org/ https://redwineblue.controlshift.app/groups/g-i-f-t-get-involved-for-tomorrow As a non-partisan group, we hope to educate and inform on matters that matter to you!
3 Members
Organizers
LC
Lisa A C.

Tiny Blue Dots in Union County

Our local group connects like-minded people in our community who want to work with others who share their values to protect democracy on the local, state, and national levels.
3 Members
Organizers
DD
Diana D.

Pro-Active Alliance

Informing, Inspiring, and Connecting Our Community. We are a grassroots community of women in the greater Wasatch Back, in Summit County, Utah, who are informed, inspired, and motivated to take action and effect positive change. We aim to empower our members and offer our collective energy to organizations, causes, and actions where we can make a difference. We stand with democracy, human rights, and inclusivity.
3 Members
Organizers
AK
Anne K.

Americans for Democracy

Our community mission is summed up in 3 words Resist. Inform. Support. Please visit our website for more information: https://www.americansfordemocracymn.org/ We resist by holding weekly protests, making phone calls, door knocking, postcards, etc Inform. We keep ourselves informed by watching & listening to factual media. One being Red Wine and Blue in order to keep others informed inorder to grow our community. We also invite speakers and politicians to attend our functions. Support. We support our immediate AFD community by holding weekly meetings and social events. We also believe in supporting the communities in which we live by holding food drives, cleaning parks, feeding the homeless, etc.
2 Members
Organizers
JK
Jill K.

Bonfire - Yardley

Bonfire brings people together in real-world spaces, to grow, learn, and spark change — together, in person. We’re building community right in your backyard, with events and gatherings that offer opportunities for personal, professional, and political engagement and fulfillment. If you are looking for connection and joy, seeking inspiration or have some to share, we have a seat by our fire for you! Bonfire was created for women of all ages and backgrounds, but is not exclusive to women. Created in partnership with the Red Wine & Blue Network, Bonfire groups are local communities led by volunteer organizers who want to bring people together where they live. The RWB Network provides the tools, training, and support to help these groups grow and thrive — while keeping community building at the center.
2 Members
Organizers
EB
Erin B.

Brookfield Votes

Brookfield Votes connects voters with information that may effect our community and we advocate for a better world.
2 Members
Organizers
KC
Kerri C.

724 Common Ground ---- located in Armstrong County, PA

We would like to work with other like minded women in our community to protect our democracy and defend our Constitution. By finding common ground with women in our area, we know that we can create a society where all of our rights and freedoms are respected and upheld. We are dedicated to motivating people to become active to secure their democracy. This group is affiliated with Democratic Women of Armstrong County.
2 Members
Organizers
LW
Lori W.

Palatine Supports Public Schools

We will be active later this year before municipal elections. We're very locally focused.
2 Members
Organizers
JS
Joyce S.