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2021 has the potential for substantial progress for our climate and economy—but John, we’ll have to work for each and every victory, and we’re counting on supporters from across the country to band together in unity for this cause.

With new leadership in Washington and an end in sight to this pandemic, we can make real, tangible progress. That’s why I’m writing with a limited-time opportunity that all of us at Ceres need your help to seize.

When you start a monthly gift by 11:59 p.m. tomorrow, an anonymous donor will give an extra $50 to our shared cause: That’s how important our sustaining donors are.

We have less than 48 hours to make the most of this rare opportunity—please, step up with a monthly gift now to unlock a bonus $50 for our planet and people everywhere. →

Start your sustaining gift by midnight tomorrow. Join Now >>

We’re looking to donors across the country to come together for a healthier, more sustainable climate. And when you start your monthly gift, you can rest assured that it will be used with the utmost efficiency and transparency.

We don’t use your donations to give away tote bags or baseball caps.

Your commitment goes to work immediately, helping to ensure Ceres is ever-ready to take on challenges and leverage opportunities for climate-smart recovery. Your reliable support means that we’ll have the resources to turn on a dime at any moment.

Plus, when you join the Ceres Sustainers today, a matching donor will contribute an extra $50—crucial funds we’ll use to build a healthier planet.

Commiting to support our cause is one of the most important things you can do in 2021. Start your monthly gift to unlock $50 and fight each and every month for a more sustainable climate. Give monthly by midnight tomorrow.

With hope and optimism,

Brian Sant
Senior Director, Communications and Marketing
Ceres

P.S. Ceres president and CEO Mindy Lubber recently signed an open letter to President Biden alongside industry leaders, activists, and celebrities including Jeff Bezos, Winona LaDuke, Jane Fonda, and Padma Lakshmi. Published in The New York Times, it reminds President Biden that he can be the climate president. We’re relying on you to help us stay in his ear, pushing for green jobs and a climate-sensitive recovery. It takes steady, reliable partnership. Please, seize this moment: Start your monthly gift now →

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