Free "Tax Big Oil" sticker
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- Published on Sunday, 29 November -0001 16:00
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Great news, Paov:
We hit our End of Fiscal Year fundraising goal and as a result, we head into the next twelve months in a very strong position to run the kind of groundbreaking climate campaigns that can — and will — end the era of fossil fuels.
If you were one of the people who made a donation to help us hit our goal, thank you. From the bottom of my heart. If not, that's okay! We are all growing our climate movement in the ways we can.
As a way to say thank you for all you do, I'd like to send you a token of our appreciation on behalf of all of us here at 350.org. Please accept this small gift, a sticker inspired by the Tax Big Oil campaign 350 Canada just launched. I hope you’ll enjoy using your sticker to bring the message to your community and start some conversations about climate justice.
Can I send you the limited edition "Tax Big Oil" sticker today? You can put it on your water bottle, laptop, or anywhere you'd like.
Look, I know it's not easy seeing fossil fuel companies get richer while our communities and our ecosystems suffer...
But the only reason we are even close to turning things around for our people and our planet is because people like you have the heart to stay in the fight. That means the entire world to us here at 350.
Every donation, every action, every petition signature, brings us one step closer to winning the fight for our planet. And when each and every one of us gives what we can — when we can — there is nothing we cannot do.
So once again, thank you for supporting our climate movement here in Canada and all over the globe. It means so much.
Onwards,
May Boeve
Executive Director
350.org
P.S. Don't need a sticker, but want to show your support for the 'Tax Big Oil' campaign by sharing the graphic on social media or changing your profile picture? Click here to download the digital version.
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