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From: Earth Day Network <[address removed]>
Date: Tue, Jan 21, 2014 at 4:09 PM
Subject: Save the Date: Jan 25th - Polar Bear Plunge
To: [address removed]

Dear Friends-- Earth Day Network is proud to support the Chesapeake Climate Action Network’s 9th Annual Polar Bear Plunge to "Keep Winter Cold". Click here to sign up for CCAN’s 2014 Polar Bear Plunge to "Keep Winter Cold" on Saturday, January 25th at National Harbor, Maryland. POLAR BEAR PLUNGE DETAILS WHAT: 9th Annual “Keep Winter Cold” Polar Bear Plunge WHEN: Saturday, January 25th, 10:30am WHERE: The Beach at National Harbor, MD. WHY: To raise awareness about climate change, send a message to elected officials, and raise critical funds for the Chesapeake Climate Action Network. HOW: 1. Go to www.keepwintercold.org and register as a plunger. Click on the green “Register” button at the top-right and a pop-up box will ask how many plungers you are registering -- most people will choose “1.” After that, follow the easy prompts to create your personalized fundraising page. As part of the registration process, you can sign up as an individual, join an existing team or create a team of friends, family members or colleagues. You’ll also set a personal fundraising goal and we hope you’ll choose $350 or higher. 2. Send out emails to your personal networks asking them to sponsor your plunge (just like a charity walk or bike ride). You can ask friends old and new, work colleagues, family members…your dentist! You’d be surprised who will donate to your crazy winter dip. You can sign back into your personal fundraising page at www.keepwintercold.org with your FirstGiving username and password and click the “Your Fundraising” tab to easily send emails to your friends right through the website. 3. Come out on Saturday, January 25th at 10:30am to the beach at National Harbor, MD and take the plunge with hundreds of other climate activists.   Click here to unsubscribe

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Philo Collins
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DC Environment Meetup organizer www.environment.meetup.com/28