Anne Arundel County Chapter Fundraiser at the Home of Beth Garraway
Anne Arundel County Chapter Fundraiser at the Home of Beth Garraway
Anne Arundel County Chapter has endorsed the following candidates in the Annapolis city elections:
Michael Pantelides- Mayor
Kurt Riegel – Ward 2
Marc Rodriguez – Ward 5
Shaneka Henson – Ward 6
Rob Savidge – Ward 7
Ross Arnett – Ward 8
Kurt Riegel – Ward 2
Marc Rodriguez – Ward 5
Shaneka Henson – Ward 6
Rob Savidge – Ward 7
Ross Arnett – Ward 8
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Tuesday, August 15, 2017
6 PM- 8 PM
Home of Beth Garraway
904 Creek Drive
Annapolis, MD 21403
Your End of the Year Gift!
Your End of the Year Gift!
We are at a turning point. 2018 is a critical electoral year for all of us. All 188 legislators and state-wide officials are up for re-election. We saw what happened in Virginia and New Jersey, and I know that with a little hard work we can elect a pro-environment state government from top to bottom.
Not only does Maryland LCV help state and local environmental candidates get elected — we hold lawmakers accountable for their environmental performances once in office. None of this would be possible without regular people like you and me, along with thousands like us across the state, coming together to support Maryland LCV and the Conservation Voter Movement. Maryland LCV’s Environmental Scorecard is the best tool out there to see which legislators share our environmental values and which ones put special interests first.
Please take this chance to renew YOUR commitment to this important work and every donation made before December 31st will be TRIPLED by a generous donor!
If you prefer to pay by check, you will be given that option on the payment options page of this form.
2016 Environmental Leadership Awards
2016 Environmental Leadership Awards
Brian Frosh ATTORNEY GENERAL
Brian Frosh has spent his career championing important environmental laws that protect the health and safety of all Marylanders, including the Maryland Recycling Act, a ban on oil drilling in the Chesapeake Bay, the Brown elds Revitalization Act, strict requirements for more e cient automobile emissions standards resulting in reduced carbon emissions and air pollution, and sti penalties for polluting our water and stealing state natural resources. As Maryland’s Attorney General, he now works to ensure those laws are enforced.
Collin O’Mara PRESIDENT/CEO, NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION
Under Collin O’Mara’s leadership, National Wildlife Federation is protecting wildlife ranging from bison to monarch butter ies, ensuring healthy waters and sustainable habitats, advancing environmental education, and connecting people with the great outdoors. Prior to NWF, O’Mara led Delaware’s Department of Natural Resources & Environmental Control, and he was a primary architect of the City of San Jose’s Green Vision.
JOHN V. KABLER AWARD to Central Maryland Beekeepers Association
This year the Central Maryland Beekeepers Association worked hard in Annapolis – along with other area beekeepers and the Smart on Pesticides Campaign – to lobby legislators and advocate for the Pollinator Protection Act. The “beeks” played an important role in Maryland becoming the first state in the country to pass restrictions on consumer use of toxic neonicitinoid pesticides, which harm bees, birds, butter ies, and other wildlife.
LEGISLATOR OF THE YEAR AWARD to Senator Catherine Pugh
Senator Pugh has been a dedicated public servant representing Baltimore City since 1999. In 2007 she was elected to the State Senate where she has served as, among other things, Chair of the Legislative Black Caucus and as Senate Majority Leader. Her commitment to both clean energy and expanding economic opportunities for women and minorities merged in her successful sponsorship of the Clean Energy Jobs Act which expanded the goal of Renewable Portfolio Standard to 25% by the year 2020. She is the Democratic candidate for Mayor of Baltimore City
Thursday, October 13, 2016 Drinks and hors d’oeuvres – 6:00 p.m. Dinner and program – 7:00 p.m. Loews Annapolis Hotel 126 West Street, Annapolis, MD
Sponsorships start at $1,000 Individual tickets are $200
Green Champions
Ed Hatcher, The Hatcher Group
Gold Sponsors
Harriett Crosby, Alan Griffith, Mike & Trish Davis, Dave & Katie Leavy, Don & Cathy MacMurray, Bambeco, Chesapeake Bay Foundation, U.S. Wind and Winning Connections
Silver Sponsors
Hon. Virginia Clagett, Marcia Verploegen Lewis & Tom Lewis, Jeff Schwaber & Liz Shrayer, Maris St. Cyr, Catherine Dea & Ken Code, Alison & Arnold Richman, Hobart K. & Janis Swan, Dick & Georgie Franyo, DunlapBrowder, League of Conservation Voters and Hannon Armstrong
Bronze Sponsors
District 15 Team: Sen. Brian Feldman, Del. Kathleen Dumais, Del. David Fraser Hidalgo & Del. Aruna Miller, District 16 Team: Sen. Susan Lee, Del. Bill Frick, Del. Ariana Kelly & Del. Marc Korman, District 39 Team: Sen. Nancy King, Del. Charles Barkley, Del. Kirill Reznick & Del. Shane Robinson, Speaker Mike Busch, Councilwoman Mary Lehman, Hon. Joe Tydings, Rusty & Liz Gowland, Bob Gallagher & Cate Greene, John Dawes, Terry Lierman, Oscar Ramirez, Chuck & Jenn Porcari, Jeff Eckel, The Kabler Family, Annapolis Yacht Sales, Bell Nursery, Chesapeake Conservancy, Gally Public Affairs, HD Squared Architects, National Wildlife Federation, Spitfire, SB Microsystems, Trash Free Maryland and Winchester Construction
Thursday, October 13, 2016 Time: 6:00 PM
Loews Annapolis Hotel
126 West Street
Annapolis, MD 21401
Anne Arundel Chapter: Meet the Candidates
Anne Arundel Chapter: Meet the Candidates
Event Date: Friday, June 8th, 2018
Event Time: 5:30pm – 7:30pm
Event Location: Don and Suzy Moore’s Home
14 Spa View Circle
Annapolis, MD 21401
Contact Karen Polet Doory at kdoory@mdlcv.org or 202-281-8780 to sign up as a sponsor
I’m in for Fair Elections Howard!
I’m in for Fair Elections Howard!
Across Maryland, corporate and mega-donor money has way too much influence in our elections — affecting who can run for office, the issues that are debated, who wins, and ultimately, the public policy made. Now we can shift power back to the people of Howard County with small-donor public financing: a voluntary program that gives matching funds to candidates who seek small donations and reject large and corporate contributions. Like the success in Montgomery County, together we can establish a small-donor public finance program. On November 8th, Howard County can be next.
Count me in! I support empowering We The People in Howard County elections, not big money!
2017 Environmental Legislative Summit
2017 Environmental Legislative Summit
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Thursday, January 26, 2017 Time: 4:00-6:00 PM
Miller Senate Building
11 Bladen Street
Annapolis, MD 21014
Miller Senate Building
11 Bladen Street
Annapolis, MD 21014
Join us after the summit to continue the conversation with Green Drinks Annapolis: Historic Inn’s Governor Calvert House, 58 State Circle from 6-8pm!
Calling on the County Council to pass CB30 to finalize the Howard County Citizens’ Election Fund
In November, Howard County residents voted to establish the Citizens’ Election Fund directing the County Council to create a new program to curb the influence of large and corporate donors.
Now we’re calling on the County Council to pass CB30 to finalize the Howard County Citizens’ Election Fund in May for a more accountable local government.
Tell Governor Hogan to stand up for Maryland’s coast!
Tell Governor Hogan to stand up for Maryland’s coast!
Once again, Marylanders who care about our coast must come together to fight against Dirty Energy. We haven’t seen Governor Hogan speak out against opening Maryland’s coast to drilling.
The time is NOW for Governor Hogan’s leadership in protecting and preserving our coastal jobs, ecosystems, and communities. Send your message today urging our Governor to stand with people and oppose offshore drilling as part of Maryland’s clean energy future!
Celebrate Valentine’s Day and support Maryland League of Conservation Voters!
Celebrate Valentine’s Day and support Maryland League of Conservation Voters!
The actions taken in Annapolis impact every part of our state. They can protect our farms, forests, rivers, beaches, and lakes – or allow for further harm. It’s up to us to make sure our legislators represent our values in protecting our air, land, water, and public health.
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