THE DO'ERS COMMUNITY

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Find your people. Join a community of changemakers like YOU who are doing good, taking action, and making impact where it matters most.

Meredith

Read and advocated for the banned book, "Fun Home".

Sophia

Read and shared why the book, "The Hate U Give" should not be banned.

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It Pays to Do Good

Meet the young people who earned a scholarship for their dedication to building a safer, kinder, and fairer world.

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What Are You Showing Up For?

Discover your civic voice: register to vote, register others, become a poll worker, and more!

Show Up!

Kevin

Donated 200 pieces of clothing to others in need.

Comeback Clothes

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Pledge to go phone-free every time you're in a moving vehicle. Complete a 7-day or 30-day streak for the opportunity to earn up to a $1,500 scholarship.

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Offline Mode

Your focus as a driver or passenger on the road could earn you up to a $1,500 scholarship. Pledge to drive phone-free and take the streak challenge.

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In the Community Feed

Do'ers are exploring LGBTQ+ activists making history, the story behind Juneteenth, and how to stay safe and distraction-free on the road. Knowledge that fuels action.

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Proud Changemakers

Celebrating LGBTQ+ activists who have paved, and are still shaping the way forward.

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11 Facts You Should Know About Juneteenth

A Youth Guide to the Legacy of Freedom

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Offline Mode Toolkit

Everything you need to stay safe, and in Offline Mode!

It's Our 33rd Birthday!

For 33 years, DoSomething members have shown that small actions add up to extraordinary impact.

33 Years. 8.5 Million Changemakers.

Join our 3 Actions in 3 Days celebration and help mark a milestone powered by the youth-powered impact of 8.5 million young changemakers over 33 years.

Actions

Do 3 Actions in 3 Days

Cats Across the Country Secretly Leading Community Change

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COMMUNITY VOICES

Every action has a story.

Get Out the Vote

About the Midterms 2026