Host a House Party!
Thanks for your interest in hosting a house party for NP! It's one of the best and easiest ways you can support the work Nonviolent Peaceforce does internationally — by raising awareness and funding in your own community.
What is a House Party?
A house party is an event, usually in a home, where people come together to learn about an organization. As the host, you’ll share your experience of Nonviolent Peaceforce (NP) with your friends, family, and neighbors. You might include information about how you heard about NP and why you support it. Your guests will be given the opportunity to donate and get more involved with Nonviolent Peaceforce.
How to Get Started
1. Download the House Party Guide
Get started today by downloading the House Party Guide [PDF]. It will answer all of your questions about house parties generally and the steps you can take to prepare for your house party.
If your event will involve your faith community, download the Charity Event Guide for Faith Communities [PDF].
2. Request Materials
At least 4 weeks before your event, fill out the House Party Materials Request Form. We'll send you materials such as:
- Email sign-up sheets for guests to fill out
- Donation envelopes
- A short video (DVD)
- Annual Reports
- Newsletters
- Brochures
- Newspaper clippings
- Bumper Stickers
3. Follow the Steps Outlined in the House Party Guide
Everything you need to know is outlined in the House Party Guide. Questions? Call Kimberly Sanberg at 612.871.0005 x 27 or email ksanberg [at] nonviolentpeaceforce [dot] org.
Other Materials to Download
You can also download the following materials to use at your house party:
- Annual reports
- Newsletters
- Extra event sign-in sheets (be sure to print double-sided)
Will Your Event Involve Your Faith Community?
We have a special event guide just for faith communities. Download the Charity Event Guide for Faith Communities [PDF].


