Invitation to Upcoming Activities in September

by Brian Dugas

The elections are November 5th.  If you haven’t verified or registered to vote, do it now while there is still time.  No one knows what type of fraud or manipulation that may be tried. 

Wednesday, September 4th, 6:00PM on Zoom.  The first meeting of the NEPA Climate Reality Chapter.
At Climate Reality, we recruit, train, and mobilize people of all ages and backgrounds to work for just 
climate solutions that speed the global transition from dirty fossil fuels to clean, renewable energy. 
Through our 100-plus US chapters and 11 international branches, we drive change to stop rising
 temperatures and build a sustainable future for all by: Reducing emissions, Calling Out Greenwashing,
 Financing a Just Transition, Promoting International Cooperation
Lehman Township solar project voted down

September 12 - 17  March on Harrisburg, 
March On Harrisburg works to end corruption and move Pennsylvania from the one of the top most corrupt states into one of the least corrupt by passing a wave of democracy bills to end excessive money in politics, end gerrymandering, and secure and expand the right to vote. (September Collection for a Cause)
PA is the 5th most corrupt state

• One of the most severely partisan and gerrymandered states
• Bribery (unlimited gifts) is legal
• Unlimited campaign contributions are allowed
• There is rampant voter suppression
• Citizens are disconnected from the decisions that govern our lives

Sunday, September 22nd, after the service, Vote Forward
Vote Forward is a 501(c)(4) nonprofit organization that empowers grassroots volunteers to send handwritten letters encouraging fellow Americans to vote.
Vote Forward’s flagship voter contact program trains and supports volunteers writing personal, heartfelt letters to potential voters with an easy-to-use online platform. The majority of our letter-writing campaigns are nonpartisan campaigns, supporting our core 501c(3) and 501c(4) social-welfare mission, which focus on mobilizing potential voters in communities that have historically been marginalized in the political process—such as people of color, women, and young voters.