So yesterday, I shared why I am running for Phoenix City Council and I
talked about what I've been hearing from people in the community so
far
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Hi,
So yesterday, I shared why I am running for Phoenix City Council and I
talked about what I've been hearing from people in the community so
far.
My thoughts about today's final question is from the heart. I believe
when we lead with compassion, the rest will fall into place. Talking
with District 6, you agree.
So, to continue where we left off yesterday...
Is there anything not covered in the first four questions that you would
like the readers to know about you and your candidacy to the City
Council? Â
"City Council is not a stepping stone to a future political position or
job. I am focused and passionate about representing the District I grew
up and live in.
My father was one of the original developers of Munds Park and I spent
my high school summers working there. I experienced first-hand how a
community is built and comes together.
We need more people in elected office who are compassionate. I spent my
adult life working to help non-profits and volunteering. I know how
important it is to extend a hand to those in need. The hand we extend
today may be what the person needs to walk a path to a bright future.
I am an animal rescue advocate and will make sure our public lands and
animals are protected. I am also working with Jagger, my golden
retriever, to be certified as a therapy dog to bring comfort to those in
hospice.
Phoenix will be stronger when we work together with our sister cities.
For example, Mesa is the 'World's First Autism Certified City'. I
have already started discussing with Mesa their blueprint to success and
I would like Phoenix to work towards becoming an Autism Certified City.
I will work with the Parks Department and have the proper playground
equipment installed so children, adults and families of all abilities
can play together. Inviting partnerships with private companies to
sponsor the equipment or a destination park is a way to include our
business community.
I am running for Phoenix City Council for community interest and not
self-interest. There are so many opportunities to make a difference for
our families and businesses and we can do it together.
I look forward to rolling up my sleeves and getting to work as your
Councilwoman. It is our community and our future."
P.S. If you're reading this now, you may have already contributed to
my campaign.
It's ok if you have and also ok if you haven't - but either way,
I'm going to ask you to consider the following:
Having heard my story over the past 3 days, could you see me
representing you as your Councilwoman?
If so, I'd love to hear from you, and here are 3 ways you can help
RIGHT NOW:
1. Pledge To Contribute Time: Volunteer for My Campaign
2. Pledge Or Contribute Money:
If you don't have the time, but you can support financially, then I
invite you to help in this way.
3. And/or reply back on this email and let me know with a simple "I'm
In" & I'll know to continue sending you more messages like this one.
The campaign for Phoenix City Council is going to be hotly contested and
I need all of the early support I can get.
Sincerely,
Joan Greene
HELP NOW
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