FAMILY:  Consider including your parents, kids, aunts,
uncles, and cousins.

FRIENDS:  And don't forget friends of your spouse.
 
SOCIAL ACQUAINTANCES:  Old friends you only see on
occasion.  Friends from your old job.  Or from
college/school, your old teachers.  Or from the
charity/community group where you used to volunteer.

NEIGHBORS:   Next door, upstairs,  downstairs, next
door, the whole block!  People who you always run
into when you go jogging, or w hen you walk the dog,
or when you  run  into the grocery.  Your block
association. Your landlord.  Your tenants.  Your
babysitter.  Your car pool. The parents of your
children's friends.

FROM CHURCH OR TEMPLE:  Your clergyperson, minister,
priest, rabbi.  Church leaders.  Regular attendees. 
Friends who may be not-so-regular attendees.  The
people you always share high holidays with.

FROM YOUR LABOR UNION:  Union leaders.  Activists.  
People who stand up to the boss.  Your steward.  Your
business agent.  Your co-workers.    Back at your old
job, people in  that union. Co-workers there.

FROM WORK OR COMMUNITY WORK:  Everyone in the office.
Your partners, your boss, your clients.  Old
partners.  Old clients.  People who recently  left. 
Colleagues  or from community work, or from charity work.

MEMBERS OF:  The PTA.  Your political club, community
group, or local peace or environmental group.  

PEOPLE YOU'VE MET WHILE RECREATING:  Members of  your 
bowling  league.    Volleyball  team. Cooking group.  
Pick-up basketball folks.  The bridge club.   Your poker
buddies.   Night  classes.  Lamaze class.  Aerobics
class.  At the gym.  From ski weekends, beach trips,
camping  trips, vacations.  From traveling together.  
People you sing with.  Choir.   Jamming.   Go caroling
with. People you shop with.  Garden with.

PROFESSIONALS YOU KNOW PERSONALLY:  Your lawyer, dentist,
doctor, pharmacist, broker dry cleaner, hairdresser.

PULL OUT LISTS YOU'VE MADE IN THE PAST:  The invitation
list to your last party.   Your Christmas card list. 
The program from your last reunion.  Your rolodex, at 
work and at home.   Your personal phonebook. Think about
interesting people you've met,  but may not  know  well,
who  are  active  in  their communities--

WHO DO YOU KNOW:  In the city.  In the county.  In the
African-American, Latina/o, or Asian communities.  The
women's movement.  The lesbian and gay community. 
Teachers.  Seniors and retirees.  College and high school
students.  The disabled community.  New comers to your 
city.