Nebraska Civic Engagement Table

Year Founded
2016
EIN
81-2233379
Local Leader/Exec. Director
Meg Mikołajczyk, JD, Executive Director
Angie Remington, Director of Strategy & Development
Brad Christian-Sallis, Director of Power Building
Primary Contact Name
Corrin Day
Main Address

211 N. 14th Street
Suite 324
Lincoln, NE 68508
United States

What We Do

We help more than 60 nonprofits statewide maximize their advocacy by providing civic engagement tools, resources, and technical support needed to grow voter and community participation; helping them create and sustain grassroots efforts; and building stronger/broader coalitions throughout the state. Our programs share a common goal: build civic engagement in and with communities historically excluded and disengaged from political and decision-making processes impacting their lives.

By investing in nonprofit and community leaders, we are building a strong infrastructure to support year-round, ongoing civic engagement efforts – not just during elections, but continuously, to build momentum and effect lasting change.

With your support, we provide grant funding, training, access to data and technology, and leadership pipeline opportunities for nonprofits to engage and educate their communities about the decisions that impact their lives!

Interesting Info
  • With 60 graduates and counting, Organizer School and Policy Fellow programs train emerging leaders in the skills they need to advocate in their communities.
  • The Nebraska Table was a proud of advocate for critical issues through the ballot initiative process during the 2024 election cycle.
  • From January 2024 to November 4th, 2024, the Nebraska Table network knocked on 34,817 doors to meet community members where they are.
Geographic Location

Douglas County, NE, Sarpy County, NE, Dodge County, NE, Saunders County, NE, Washington County, NE

Nebraska Table team
Nebraska Table canvassers
Nebraska Table staff at Benson First Friday in Omaha
A large diverse group of people smiling indoors
Supporters celebrate the passage of LB 20