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Joy To The Polls (JTTP) is the nonpartisan Get Out the Vote initiative that energizes communities and mobilizes voters through the power of fandom, music, and culture. This fall, JTTP is celebrating the joy of early voting with activations in four cities across the United States, bringing together athletes, Bravolebs, creators, and artists to motivate voters through pop-up experiences at and around polling places.
Joy To The Polls (JTTP) is the nonpartisan Get Out the Vote initiative that energizes communities and mobilizes voters through the power of fandom, music, and culture. This fall, JTTP is celebrating the joy of early voting with activations in four cities across the United States, bringing together athletes, Bravolebs, creators, and artists to motivate voters through pop-up experiences at and around polling places.
Join us at Peace Lutheran Church, 455 Clark State Rd, Gahanna, Wednesday, October 28 from 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM for a special dinner lovingly prepared by a talented, Honduran cook from our community.
We invite you to learn about how you can support her and her daughters as well as other neighbors facing difficult immigration journeys.
Dine in and carry out available.
Menu includes tacos, salad, chips, homemade salsa and guacamole, veggies, dessert, drink.
Suggested minimum donation of $20 per meal
A temporary public art and transparency installation organized by the non-profit Institute for Primary Facts (IPF) featuring 3.5 million pages of unsealed court records and Department of Justice files, printed and bound into more than 3,400 physical volumes. The exhibit includes a tribute to survivors, with paintings created by Maria Farmer, an artist and Epstein survivor.
A temporary public art and transparency installation organized by the non-profit Institute for Primary Facts (IPF) featuring 3.5 million pages of unsealed court records and Department of Justice files, printed and bound into more than 3,400 physical volumes. The exhibit includes a tribute to survivors, with paintings created by Maria Farmer, an artist and Epstein survivor.
A temporary public art and transparency installation organized by the non-profit Institute for Primary Facts (IPF) featuring 3.5 million pages of unsealed court records and Department of Justice files, printed and bound into more than 3,400 physical volumes. The exhibit includes a tribute to survivors, with paintings created by Maria Farmer, an artist and Epstein survivor.
A temporary public art and transparency installation organized by the non-profit Institute for Primary Facts (IPF) featuring 3.5 million pages of unsealed court records and Department of Justice files, printed and bound into more than 3,400 physical volumes. The exhibit includes a tribute to survivors, with paintings created by Maria Farmer, an artist and Epstein survivor.
Peace friends!! We are excited to announce our next serve, which will be Oct. 25th 2026
If you would like to donate to this initiative, please use one of the following options:
- Cash App: $ramonobey
-Amazon link in bio
- Venmo: ramon-obey
Want to volunteer please pm/dm us and we will get right back with you there is also a google form in our bio as well.
Chef Ishmael Rahman of Power Plant Kitchen will be set up on the patio at Pattycake Bakery serving a wonderful menu of vegan food. Stop by for lunch!
Check our his instagram @powerplantkitchen
Kites for Gaza
Saturday, October 10, 2026
12–2 PM
Join Baladna and our community partners for an afternoon of kite making, flying, and community at Glacier Ridge Metro Park.
Together, we’ll fill the sky with symbols of hope and freedom, in solidarity with the children of Gaza, for whom the simple joy of flying a kite has been taken away.
Kite kits provided, or bring your own
Bring a picnic blanket, chairs, snacks, etc.
Glacier Ridge Metro Park
9801 Hyland-Croy Rd, Plain City, OH