Anonymous, our records show that you haven't donated yet to our 2019 year-end drive.

Don't miss out: Donate before midnight and get your gift matched, up to $100,000 nationwide.

Reaching our goal is critical to ensuring we have the resources we need for campaigns like these:

• Give bees a chance by working with federal, state and local officials to ban and restrict bee-killing neonicotinoid pesticides. Donate today>>
• Put wildlife over waste by winning bans on single-use plastics like polystyrene foam cups and takeout containers, and persuading even more companies to phase them out. Donate today>>
• Move closer to 100 percent renewable energy by replacing dirty fossil fuels with clean, renewable alternatives like wind and solar. Donate today>>

We run a lean operation -- and we're proud of it. That means that we depend on donations from supporters like you.

Your money is the lifeblood of our campaign work: working to stop bee-killing pesticides, putting wildlife over waste by banning the worst single-use plastics, researching clean energy solutions, and mobilizing thousands of voices to speak up for our environment.

Anonymous, 2020 will be a critical year for our environment, and our success depends on all of us doing our part -- don't miss this opportunity to double your impact by donating before our match ends at midnight.

Thank you for making our work possible,

Hannah Collazo
State Director

P.S. If you've already made a contribution to our end-of-year drive, thank you! Our system may still be processing your recent gift.

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From: Environment Colorado <[email protected]>
Date: Tue, Dec 31, 2019
Subject: Double your impact before midnight tonight
To: Anonymous Donor <[email protected]>

Dear Anonymous,

You still have a few more hours left to give to Environment Colorado and have your gift to the earth go twice as far.

We're counting on your support to help us take on the biggest environmental challenges facing Colorado. The latest report from the United Nations warns that greenhouse gas emissions are still rising dangerously. Unless swift and sweeping action is taken, global warming will continue to increase the likelihood of extreme weather events, impact air and water quality, imperil wildlife, and more.1

And that's not all -- we're also stepping up to save the bees, to oppose the Trump administration's efforts to rollback critical environmental regulations like the Clean Water Rule, and to keep working to ban the worst single-use plastics.

We're doubling down on our efforts, and using the power of grassroots advocacy, our committed team, and independent research to effect change.

Will you donate today to help Environment Colorado stand up for a cleaner and greener future?

Donate before midnight and generous donors will match your gift, up to $100,000 nationwide.

With your support, we will continue to aim high and win big in 2020. Your matched gift today will help Environment Colorado and our national network:

• Persuade cities and states across the country to commit to 100 percent renewable energy.
• Reduce plastic pollution to protect wildlife and the rivers and oceans that they call home.
• Save the bees by winning federal, state and local restrictions on bee-killing pesticides.
• Defend special places, including the Grand Canyon and Arctic National Wildlife Refuge from oil and gas drilling.
• And much, much more.

You can help make our campaigns, research, grassroots organizing and advocacy successful in 2020. Donate before midnight to double the impact of your year-end gift.

Thank you for making it all possible,

Hannah Collazo
State Director

1. Somini Sengupta, "'Bleak' U.N. Report on a Planet in Peril Looms Over New Climate Talks," The New York Times, November 26, 2019.