Political and social organizations are groups formed by individuals who share common interests or goals related to governance, community issues, or social change. These organizations can range from local advocacy groups to large political parties, such as the Democratic Party or Republican Party. They often work to influence public policy, promote civic engagement, and address social issues like education, healthcare, and environmental protection. These organizations can also include non-profits, labor unions, and grassroots movements that aim to empower communities and advocate for marginalized populations. By mobilizing members and resources, they seek to create awareness, drive change, and foster a sense of community among their supporters.