Indivisible Cherokee United was founded to meet a growing need for organized principled action in Cherokee County. Our community faces urgent challenges—from threats to democratic institutions and marginalized voices, to gaps in civic engagement and direct services. We believe that lasting change comes from informed citizens working together in solidarity, grounded in values of justice, equity, and accountability. By connecting neighbors, mobilizing resources, and fostering partnerships across diverse communities, we aim to create a stronger, more resilient Cherokee County where everyone’s voice matters.
As a chapter of the national Indivisible movement, Indivisible Cherokee United is part of something much bigger. Indivisible began as a simple guide for grassroots organizing and has since grown into thousands of local groups across every state working together to protect democratic values, build power in communities, and push for progressive policy change.
Cherokee County, Georgia, is one of the state’s fastest-growing counties — and it’s growing with purpose. Home to vibrant communities like Woodstock, Canton, Holly Springs, and Ball Ground, Cherokee offers strong schools, thriving businesses, and neighborhoods where families feel connected and supported.
But life in Cherokee County means more than just beautiful scenery and strong schools. Our cities and neighborhoods are tied together by people who show up, speak up, and stand up for one another. Here, civic engagement is part of the lifestyle. Cherokee is politically diverse, with strong conservative roots and a growing progressive base.
As Cherokee grows, so does our opportunity to shape it into a county that’s safe, welcoming, and fair for everyone. Together, we can ensure the best of Cherokee is shared by all who call it home.
