Welcome to the Organiser Hub
Everything you need to support your grassroots work and build unstoppable people power with Greenpeace.
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Help us build the snowball. This is an analogy we use often in organising! The Snowball: Building a movement that’s unstoppable. The Throw: Striking hard when it matters most for maximum impact. Join the movement → Build collective power → Shift what's possible. Find everything you need to jump into action, explore our resources to help build your organising power – or access practical links and information. If you have any questions please get in touch.
This page is for established organisers. If you’re new to Greenpeace please visit our volunteering and activism pages to learn more or join a welcome call to get started.
Organiser newsletter
Our June 2026 newsletter focusses on reflecting, regrouping, and building over the summer so we’re ready for a new campaign launch in autumn.
Check it out!
Get your guide
Download the Power for the People: Summer Organising Guide to start planning your group tactics from June through to August.
This summer is a chance to regroup, reconnect and build in preparation for a BIG campaign launch this Autumn. Watch this space!
Order your resources
Everything you will need for your campaign.
Report your actions
Provide your update by the last day of each month
Build your power
Everything you need to develop your skills and become a more effective organiser
Resource
Learn about how we make change
Zine
Help us build the snowball
Training
Step into leadership in your community
Useful links and information
Find the practical resources you’ll need to support your work.
View the expense policy and access the expense form template.
Check out the DIY Fundraising – Tech Guide.
Note: we’re no longer able to collect cash, due to the processes and costs required in order to collect it legally and safely. But if you’d like to fundraise for Greenpeace at an event, it’s easy to set up a donation page through the DIY fundraising platform (check out the guide above), then download a unique QR code to print and display at the event. Attendees can scan the QR code and make a donation straight to the page.
These are the core tools we use to stay connected and organise effectively. Each guide will help you get started:
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- Google Docs & Google Sheets – navigating google documents and sheets.
- Slack – joining channels, managing notifications, using threads.
- WhatsApp – best practice for group communication.
- WhatsApp Communities – we recommend Local Groups set up a WhatsApp Community.
- Greenwire Events – how to set up, promote, and manage events on Greenwire.
- Zoom – tips for running smooth online meetings on Zoom.
- Canva – creating posters, flyers, social media posts, and other graphics.
- DIY Fundraising Pages – raising money for Greenpeace at local group events.
Canva is an easy-to-use design tool. We recommend it for creating graphics to advertise your local group meetings and activities.
If you’re a Local Group Coordinator or a Social Media Coordinator and not yet part of our Canva team, email getactive.uk@greenpeace.org to get set up. Once you’re part of the Canva team you can access our Brand Kit which includes templates (listed below), as well as logos, fonts, colours, photos and icons so you can create your own designs.
Here are some Canva templates to get you started (note: you will need to log into your account and have access to our Canva team to use them):
Here is a basic guide to using Canva if you’re struggling!
Get in touch
Need help or have a question? You can reach us via the #help channel on Slack! Slack is where the day-to-day conversations happen with local group leaders and national team members – if you need a link to join Slack, please email us!