DPSFV Presidents' Brunch
The Chair and Officers of DPSFV invite the Presidents of clubs affiliated with the Democratic Party of the San Fernando Valley to a Presidents Brunch.
As we move into the election cycle let’s start our conversation about how we will participate and ensure Democratic Victory in 2008. Let’s enjoy a great brunch, talk and share ideas about:
• The DPSFV Offices for 2008
• What you would like from DPSFV
• What DPSFV can do to support your club
• And anything else on your minds
(Parking Available in the Rear. Handicapped Accessible both front and rear.)
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The 2008 headquarters is now closed. Thanks to our hundreds of volunteers we made over 350,000 phone calls in support of the Democratic ticket. Thank you for your support!
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About DPSFV
DPSFV is the coordinating body for a coalition of 27 Democratic Clubs located in the seven Assembly Districts which are wholly or partially located in the San Fernando Valley. Read more about DPSFV...
The DPSFV Executive Board meets monthly at 7:00 pm at the State Building Auditorium, 6150 Van Nuys Blvd. All Democrats are invited to come to our meetings however only board members can vote.
2008 Meetings: Oct 6, Nov 3, Dec 1
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