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Dear John,
As a friend of Fresh Energy, you are a valued partner in our work to speed the transition to a clean and equitable energy system.
I'm excited to personally invite you to our VIRTUAL Benefit Breakfast on October 22. I hope you will join me and our featured speaker, Leah Stokes, Ph.D., a national expert on energy, climate, and environmental politics.
Together we will explore how we can ensure that clean energy is at the center of rebuilding our economy—looking to policy, the private sector, and people to turn challenge into opportunity.
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Leah Stokes is a go-to climate policy analyst for major media outlets including National Geographic, The Nation, Vox, and Newsweek. Most recently she has been the leading voice making the connection between climate change, fossil fuel-based power generation, and catastrophic wildfires in the West. Check out her much talked about story in The Atlantic.
Dr. Stokes published a book earlier this year—Short Circuiting Policy—and if you register to attend the Benefit Breakfast by Monday, September 21, you will be entered into a drawing to win a signed copy! Register now.
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I hope that you will join us for this important conversation. This event is open to everyone, so feel free to share the invitation with family, friends, or colleagues.
Questions? Please contact Meggie LaValley at [email protected] or 651 726 7561.
Thank you for your support,
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Michael Noble
Executive Director
P.S. If you have already registered for the event as a table captain, sponsor, or guest—thank you! We look forward to having you join us on October 22.
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FRESH ENERGY'S VIRTUAL BENEFIT BREAKFAST
Thursday, October 22, 2020
8:00 – 9:00 am | Online program
Registrants will be sent a link to access the online program.
$125 suggested minimum donation
Thanks to the generosity of our event sponsors, every dollar raised will directly support our work to shape and drive the transition to an equitable clean energy system.
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Leah Stokes breaks down how the U.S. can meet ambitious clean-energy goals in the fastest way possible — with the help of the humble narwhal. Adapted from Stokes’ Short Circuiting Policy, out now.
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THANK YOU TO OUR EVENT SPONSORS!
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TITLE SPONSOR
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FAIR OF THE FUTURE SPONSORS
Atomic Data
Great River Energy
Impact Power Solutions
Xcel Energy
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MATCH POOL SPONSORS
Randy and Bird Anderson
Hayden Family Fund
Ralph Jacobson and Cynthia Bartoo
Sarah F. Lang Fund
Cotty Lowry and Laurie Jacobi
David and Kate Mortenson
Charles and Candice Nadler
Michael and Patsy Noble
Chris O’Brien
Mary Woollen and Clark Heindl
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FRIENDS OF THE FUTURE BUSINESS SPONSORS
Askov Finlayson
Best Buy
Bremer Bank
Design 45
Elevation
Minnesota Center for
Environmental Advocacy
Nokomis Energy
Old National Bank
SolAmerica Energy
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FRIENDS OF THE FUTURE
FAMILY SPONSORS
Donna W. Allan and Bill Mahlum
Conley Family Foundation
Will and Claudia Kaul
James P. Lenfestey
Raj V. Rajan and Kavitha Sitaram
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