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The Great Get Together

17-18 June

22-24 June

You're invited

In celebration of Jo’s belief that we have more in common, we would love you to be part of The Great Get Together weekend.

When: Friday 22nd – Sunday 24th June 2018
What: A celebration of your choosing! Arrange something with your neighbours, find an event taking place near you or join in online. Whatever you decide, you’ll be part of a huge national celebration.

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How To Join In

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get togethers happening around the country
 

Who's on board?

The Great Get Together has worked with more than a hundred other organisations, from Help for Heroes to Amnesty International; the RNLI to the RSPB; the Scouts, the Guides, The Women’s Institute and The Premier League.

Find out more here

Find a Get Together

A great way to get people along to your Get Together is by adding it to our interactive map

Want to join in, but can’t arrange it yourself? That’s ok, Simply search by your town or postcode to find a Get Together near you!

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The Great Get Together was an initiative founded in 2017 by the family and friends of Jo Cox by the More in Common in partnership with more than 100 organisations. Since then we've heard from all quarters that the Great Get Together shouldn't be a one-off, so it's now a project of More In Common (Company No: 10900540) in close partnership with the Jo Cox Foundation. More in Common is an initiative founded to build more united, inclusive and resilient societies in which all have a stronger sense of belonging and where support for vibrant civic and democratic institutions is strong and stable.