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The Earth Day Celebration is an annual event organized by The City Repair Project and the Earth Day organizing coalition. This event is entirely planned, designed, organized, built and run by VOLUNTEERS, and on a minimal budget. Please help us keep this event fabulously community-supported by volunteering or donating.
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Now in its eighth year, the Earth Day Celebration brings over 4,000 people to a different community in Portland every year for what is probably the country’s largest community-organized, non-TNC (trans-national corporation) sponsored Earth Day Celebration. The Earth Day Coalition is the planning group for the celebration each year and we value and respect the parnterships formed by bringing people together to create a mindful celebration in a neighborhood each year.
earth.day.2008.letter.to.neighbors.doc
We put so much effort into this celebration of localization because we believe global ecological sustainability starts here, at home, with local action, local businesses and local culture. And, as Bill McKibben once said, “The only way to subvert people is to have more fun than they do.”!
The Earth Day Celebration is sponsored by the many volunteers, organizations and businesses who are giving of their efforts to make this a true community project. We accept donations from individuals, non-profits, businesses and agencies according to our Earth Day Donation Guidelines and Sustianability Ethic.
(click here for a list of Earth Day’s 2006 Sponsors
See photos from previous Earth Day events
http://www.cityrepair.org/earthday2003/photos.html
2005 Earth Day photos (courtesy of Daniel Lerch)
http://www.portlandground.com/archives/2005/04/earthday_celebr.php
http://weblog.pell.portland.or.us/~orc/EarthDay2005/
All photos on this page were taken during last year´s Earth Day Celebration at Sunnyside School in April 2005 courtesy of Miles Hochstein / Portland Ground. http://www.portlandground.com/