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We would be honored if you would join us at Green LA Confidential on August 4, 2012, as we host an evening of improv and storytelling featuring LA's environmental leaders, at 7:00 pm at The Last Bookstore in downtown Los Angeles.
This night promises to be an original fund and ally-raising event. Jill Bourque, a highly acclaimed comedian, improviser and producer, will direct Green LA Confidential with a cast of Green LA members. The interactive show will compellingly portray Green LA's important advocacy work and will demonstrate why the Green LA Coalition is the city's go to environmental organization. Join us as we honor Paula A. Daniels, Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa's senior policy advisor and the founding chair of the Los Angeles Food Policy Council.
Your tax-deductible donation (via your ticket purchase) will go directly towards supporting Green LA's mission to transform Los Angeles into a just and sustainable city. We look forward to seeing you on August 4 at The Last Bookstore!
Cheers!
Stephanie Taylor
Executive Director, Green LA

Bill Gallegos, Communities for a Better Environment

Cara Horowitz, Emmett Center on Climate Change and the Environment

Betty Hung, LA Taxi Workers Alliance

Tori Kjer, Trust for Public Land

Ryan Lehman, Living Streets LA

Angelo Logan, East Yard Communities for Environmental Justice

Adriano Martinez, Natural Resources Defense Council

Meredith McCarthy, Heal the Bay

Jonathan Parfrey, Climate Resolve Los Angeles

Michele Prichard, Liberty Hill Foundation

Deborah Weinstein, TreePeople

Steering Committee, Green LA

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