Sandpoint Indivisible & 50501 Sandpoint

A community action group working for "liberty and justice for all"

Together we can make a change.

There are no great things to be done, only small things done with great love

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Welcome to our website! We’re so glad you’ve found us. Our local Indivisible group and our local 50501 movement are working together to organize in Bonner County!

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Elections Are Coming Up – yes, already

June 22, 2026

NOTE: Sandpoint Indivisible does not endorse any candidates, but we encourage everyone to vote! Yes, It’s Already Election Season *SIGH* In an effort to help all of us get educated on the upcoming election, Sandpoint Indivisible will be letting you know about public candidate events to help you stay informed. This Will Be for Informational … More Elections Are Coming Up – yes, already

Join us to march in the 4th of July Parade!

June 16, 2026

Sandpoint Indivisible is marching in this year’s annual Sandpoint 4th of July Parade! This is the 250th anniversary of the birth of our nation. The 250th anniversary of an attempt to “form a more perfect union.” While our “more perfect union” is definitely a work in progress, it’s worth fighting for. And it’s worth celebrating. … More Join us to march in the 4th of July Parade!

Summer Opening Day at Schweitzer: ticket proceeds go to Human Rights Task Force

June 12, 2026

From https://www.schweitzer.com/things-to-do/events/opening-day: Summer Opening Day & Community Day Join us as we kick off the summer season at Schweitzer! On Saturday, June 13, we are celebrating Opening Day and Community Day! Activities, musicians, and more all at Schweitzer for the day! In addition, scenic chairlift rides and mountain bike lift tickets on the Great Escape … More Summer Opening Day at Schweitzer: ticket proceeds go to Human Rights Task Force

Town Hall

Example of a constituent held town-hall. This is what we helped organize in Couer d'Alene on April 15th our members of congress refused to hold town hall meetings and meet with local citizens in North Idaho.

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