Is your favorite section of the newspaper the Letters to the Editor? Would you like to activate and energize a team of climate activists to write LTEs? David Camp’s blogpost on the 350 Spokane website about how to write an effective LTE emphasizes that timely letters responding to current news are the most impactful. In addition, perhaps among our current letter writers are those that would serve as editors to look over the team’s letters and provide suggestions to increase their punch. Let’s drive the public discourse.
Fundraising is a challenging but crucial part of running a non-profit organization. In order to ensure we can continue operating as an organization, and carrying out projects that make a difference in our community, we would like to ask for your help! We are looking for someone to take on the task of leading our fundraising efforts for 350 Spokane.
Hallelujah, there are a lot of groups working on climate these days! Would you like to help coordinate and amplify those voices? You would be reading through emails to discern ways 350 Spokane can take action, including signing on to other group’s campaigns/letters, promotion through social media, or asking for action from our members.
Are you looking for a way to deepen your civic engagement and have a strong voice for good climate policy? The City of Spokane has many boards and commissions, as well as council subcommittees that welcome citizen members. For example, the Spokane City Bicycle Advisory Board currently has 2 vacancies, one for a Citizen at Large and one Youth Member (under 18).
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