Make Americans Free Again (MAFA) Thursday Meetings

How to Organize!

In order to take our country back and regain our freedom we need all hands on deck!

This means EVERYONE recruits people to MAFA. Here’s how to do it:

While you can choose any day and time, Thursday at 6PM is a good choice. The early part of the week can be spent inviting, and people seem to relax on Thursday night – soon the weekend will start! Whichever day you choose, make it consistent. It’s
difficult to gather a group when the day, time and place of the meeting changes frequently.

The only thing you need to start your group is…one other person willing to start with you. Even if it is just two of you, start getting together at the appointed day and time. We promise you can grow a group if you stick with it.

Where to have your meetings…

Homes, offices, churches (if the pastor is on board), community centers if open – any indoor place will do.

What if there are limitations on gatherings in my state / county / city?

Protests and political speech are permitted even during a pandemic. Remember that none of the BLM protesters were arrested for gathering last summer – most were not even arrested for destroying property.

Do be careful, and if there is a place to meet where you will draw less attention, such as a conference room in an office building, someone’s basement family room or a business that is still open, these are better options.

Meeting Format

Allow 15-30 minutes for meeting and socializing, depending on the size of your group. One of the benefits of starting a group is allowing people to congregate – they miss this!

Share a few updates – from Pam Popper's videos, newsletter, or from the MAFA website.

Show a film – a list of suggestions is included in this document. You can choose films too – but in our experience 25-45 minutes is the range of time during which people will sit still and pay attention. They really prefer to have conversation.

Discuss the film. Then discuss how to find more people to join your group. Also discuss things you might do together as a group, such as mask-less shopping.