WTF is happening in Westmoreland County?
WTF Can I Do Westmoreland is a bipartisan grassroots movement helping people in Westmoreland County turn frustration into action.
We believe democracy works best when ordinary people participate. Our mission is to organize sustained and visible civic engagement to defend democratic institutions, hold leaders accountable, and ensure government serves the public and not powerful interests.
Since launching in March 2025, our volunteers have organized protests, community events, and public advocacy focused on transparency, civil liberties, and protecting the founding ideals of free speech, equality, and liberty for all.
Our goal is ambitious but achievable. We aim to engage 3.5 percent of the population, about 11,000 people in Westmoreland County. Research shows that when even a small percentage of people participate in sustained civic action, real political change becomes possible.
So WTF Can You Do?
More than they’ll ever expect.
Upcoming Rallies and Events
📍 Hosted by College Republicans & Students for a Democratic Society – March 19th 7pm @UPG Campana Chapel
Meet the candidates running for State Representative and U.S. House in Westmoreland County. This forum is your chance to hear directly from candidates, ask questions, and engage in the democratic process. Everyone in the community is welcome to attend and participate.
📍March 28th 12-2 @ Westmoreland Courthouse
No Kings 3.0 is a community organizing event designed to bring residents together to discuss local issues, plan grassroots actions, and build collective power. Join us to connect with fellow activists and make a real impact in Westmoreland County.
Persistent Visibility
📍 Every day – Courthouse Corner, 3:30–5:30 pm
Join us for ongoing public presence and community engagement.
CareAVan & Donations
📍 Thursdays – Courthouse Corner, 3:30–5:30 pm
Bring food or clothing to support local residents with Grassroots Westmoreland.
WTF In-Person Meetings
📍 3rd Saturday of the month – Greensburg Hempfield Area Library, 10 am–12 pm
Followed by Grassroots Westmoreland meetings from 12–2 pm
Calendar
You are allowed to say — at any point — “I can't support this.” Even if you did. Even if you weren't sure at first. At any time, you can say, "This has gone too far." And while the best time to say that was earlier, the second-best time is right now.
If you previously were “MAGA” and you’re joining us, great! We’re happy to have you. There are some great supports and resources out there (such as leavingmaga.org).