Get Involved
Help bring Common Ground Supper Club to your community.
CG Supper Club is a simple way to gather neighbors, share a short video, and start honest conversations about Delaware's future. Whether you're ready to host or interested in helping others facilitate, we'd love to hear from you.
Common Ground Supper Club grows one table at a time.
A host invites a small group of friends, neighbors, or community members for food, watches a short video with them, and opens the door to respectful conversation. It is not a fundraiser. It is not a lecture. It is neighbors getting together to talk honestly about what's happening in Delaware.
You do not need to be an expert. You do not need to give a speech. We provide the tools and guidance.
Host a Supper Club
Open your home, church room, clubhouse, or community space for a small gathering. We'll provide the host guide, invitation language, discussion questions, fact sheet, and follow-up tools.
Good for people who
- Enjoy bringing people together
- Have friends or neighbors they can invite
- Want to start one meaningful conversation
Become a Facilitator
Help support hosts before, during, or after their events. Facilitators may help answer questions, encourage new hosts, guide discussion, or help organize local Supper Club activity.
Good for people who
- Like supporting volunteers
- Are comfortable helping conversations stay productive
- Want to help the movement grow beyond their own table
How a Supper Club Works
- 1Pick a date and invite a small group
- 2Share food and conversation
- 3Watch a short Common Ground video
- 4Use the discussion questions to guide the conversation
- 5Help guests take the next step — learn more, contact a legislator, or host their own gathering
You Don't Have to Do This Alone
We provide simple materials to make hosting easier, including printable invitations, discussion questions, fact sheets, feedback cards, and legislator contact cards. Your job is to create a welcoming space. We'll help with the rest.
Raise Your Hand
Tell Us How You'd Like to Help
A few quick questions — no commitment, just a first hello.
Delaware Changes When Neighbors Start Talking
If you have a table, a few friends, and a willingness to listen, you can help start the kind of conversation Delaware needs.