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HomeMy WebLinkAboutGallatin Earth Day Celebration Thank You letters from Mayor arth e celebration May 18, 2012 Dear Cathy We would like to thank you and the League of Women Voters for being a part of Clean Up Day this April. We thank you for participating, and for your generous donation to support the event. You're part of a grand tradition of service and sustainability in our community. Bozeman community groups and citizens have removed thousands of tons of trash from streets and parks, since the first event in 1989. It wouldn't be the same without your participation. Clean Up Day is at the heart of the Gallatin Earth Celebration, a weeklong Earth Day celebration focused on education, outreach, and service. Though the GEC emerged from the traditional "Bozeman Clean-up Day", it has grown into a larger partnership between Montana State University, the City of Bozeman, local businesses and organizations, and independent citizens. The overarching goal of the GEC is to inspire environmental stewardship and pride of place by bringing community members together to clean-up our neighborhoods, learn what is happening in our region to advance sustainability, and get involved in making Bozeman the best it can be. We hope you will continue to be involved with the Sustainability Fair in the future, and invite your ideas about how to make the GEC even better in 2013. Again, thank you for participating in the 2012 Sustainability Fair at Clean Up Day. Sincerely, Sean Becker atalie Meyer Mayor, City of Bozeman Climate Protection Coordinator, City of Bozeman Z&�t_ Emily Baker AmeriCorps Member, City of Bozeman 4en—Urir,�1 Gallatin Earth Celebration d� City of Bozeman Q P.O. Box 1230, Bozeman, MT 59771 MONTANA .� TATE UNMRSJTY D Y I SORY BOARD S ga atin earth celebration May 18, 2012 Dear Heather, We would like to thank you and the Yellowstone Business Partnership for being a part of Clean Up Day this April. The city values your participation immensely. You're part of a grand tradition of service and sustainability in our community. Bozeman community groups and citizens have removed thousands of tons of trash from streets and parks, since the first event in 1989. It wouldn't be the same without your participation. Clean Up Day is at the heart of the Gallatin Earth Celebration, a weeklong Earth Day celebration focused on education, outreach, and service. Though the GEC emerged from the traditional "Bozeman Clean-up Day", it has grown into a larger partnership between Montana State University, the City of Bozeman, local businesses and organizations, and independent citizens. The overarching goal of the GEC is to inspire environmental stewardship and pride of place by bringing community members together to clean-up our neighborhoods, learn what is happening in our region to advance sustainability, and get involved in making Bozeman the best it can be. We hope you will continue to be involved with the Sustainability Fair in the future, and invite your ideas about how to make the GEC even better in 2013. Again, thank you for participating in the 2012 Sustainability Fair at Clean Up Day. Sincerely, Sean Becker Na ta Iie�Meyer Mayor, City of Bozeman Climate Protection Coordinator, City of Bozeman l Emily Baker AmeriCorps Member, City of Bozeman Gallatin Earth Celebration City of Bozeman +1 � P.O. Box 1230, Bozeman, MT 59771 MONTANA BOARD STATE UNIVERSM ga a#in earth celebration May 18, 2012 Dear Megan, We would like to thank you and Thrive for being a part of Clean Up Day this April. The city values your participation immensely. You're part of a grand tradition of service and sustainability in our community. Bozeman community groups and citizens have removed thousands of tons of trash from streets and parks, since the first event in 1989. It wouldn't be the same without your participation. Clean Up Day is at the heart of the Gallatin Earth Celebration, a weeklong Earth Day celebration focused on education, outreach, and service. Though the GEC emerged from the traditional "Bozeman Clean-up Day", it has grown into a larger partnership between Montana State University, the City of Bozeman, local businesses and organizations, and independent citizens. The overarching goal of the GEC is to inspire environmental stewardship and pride of place by bringing community members together to clean-up our neighborhoods, learn what is happening in our region to advance sustainability, and get involved in making Bozeman the best it can be. We hope you will continue to be involved with the Sustainability Fair in the future, and invite your ideas about how to make the GEC even better in 2013. Again, thank you for participating in the 2012 sustainability Fair at Clean Up Day. Sincerely, Sean Becker N alfa Ii Meyer Mayor, City of Bozeman Climate Protection Coordinator, City of Bozeman Emily Baker AmeriCorps Member, City of Bozeman so Gallatin Earth Celebration +; City of Bozeman P.O. Box 1230, Bozeman, MT 59771 - MONTANA y�0p A D Y 1 5 O R Y e o n n o SrATE UNIVERSi'I'Y ga'fl earth celebration May 18, 2012 Dear Sacks of Bozeman, We would like to thank you for being a part of Clean Up Day this April. The city greatly values your participation. You're part of a grand tradition of service and sustainability in our community. Bozeman community groups and citizens have removed thousands of tons of trash from streets and parks, since the first event in 1989. It wouldn't be the same without your participation. Clean Up Day is at the heart of the Gallatin Earth Celebration, a weeklong Earth Day celebration focused on education, outreach, and service. Though the GEC emerged from the traditional "Bozeman Clean-up Day", it has grown into a larger partnership between Montana State University, the City of Bozeman, local businesses and organizations, and independent citizens. The overarching goal of the GEC is to inspire environmental stewardship and pride of place by bringing community members together to clean-up our neighborhoods, learn what is happening in our region to advance sustainability, and get involved in making Bozeman the best it can be. We hope you will continue to be involved with the Sustainability Fair in the future, and invite your ideas about how to make the GEC even better in 2013. Again, thank you for participating in the 2012 Sustainability Fair at Clean Up Day. Sincerely, Sean Becker Natalie Meyer Mayor, City of Bozeman Climate Protection Coordinator, City of Bozeman Emily Baker AmeriCorps Member, City of Bozeman Vol q5tAtITIp Gallatin Earth Celebration a° City of Bozeman P.O. Box 1230, Bozeman, MT 59771 MONTANA y�JH fl A D Y 1 5 O M Y e O e R a STATE UNNESSM ga atin earth celebration May 18, 2012 Dear Anna, We would like to thank you and HEAP for being a part of Clean Up Day this April. The city values your participation immensely. You're part of a grand tradition of service and sustainability in our community. Bozeman community groups and citizens have removed thousands of tons of trash from streets and parks, since the first event in 1989.It wouldn't be the same without your participation. Clean Up Day is at the heart of the Gallatin Earth Celebration, a weeklong Earth Day celebration focused on education, outreach, and service. Though the GEC emerged from the traditional "Bozeman Clean-up Day", it has grown into a larger partnership between Montana State University, the City of Bozeman, local businesses and organizations, and independent citizens. The overarching goal of the GEC is to inspire environmental stewardship and pride of place by bringing community members together to clean-up our neighborhoods, learn what is happening in our region to advance sustainability, and get involved in making Bozeman the best it can be. We hope you will continue to be involved with the Sustainability Fair in the future, and invite your ideas about how to make the GEC even better in 2013. Again, thank you for participating in the 2012 Sustainability Fair at Clean Up Day. Sincerely, 77 Sean Becker el N' alie Meyer Mayor, City of Bozeman Climate Protection Coordinator, City of Bozeman /W- 61-t- Emily Baker AmeriCorps Member, City of Bozeman 80 rAr pcnDryy C Gallatin Earth Celebration City of Bozeman P.O. Box 1230, Bozeman, MT 59771 y MONTANA tt��Jly'CO�A� � AD Y ISO K Y DO A ft `n D ST UNMRSITY ga ti in earth celebration May 18, 2012 Dear Jeff, We would like to thank you and Thirsty Lake Solar for being a part of Clean Up Day this April. The city values your participation immensely. You're part of a grand tradition of service and sustainability in our community. Bozeman community groups and citizens have removed thousands of tons of trash from streets and parks, since the first event in 1989. It wouldn't be the same without your participation. Clean Up Day is at the heart of the Gallatin Earth Celebration, a weeklong Earth Day celebration focused on education, outreach, and service. Though the GEC emerged from the traditional "Bozeman Clean-up Day", it has grown into a larger partnership between Montana State University, the City of Bozeman, local businesses and organizations, and independent citizens. The overarching goal of the GEC is to inspire environmental stewardship and pride of place by bringing community members together to clean-up our neighborhoods, learn what is happening in our region to advance sustainability, and get involved in making Bozeman the best it can be. We hope you will continue to be involved with the Sustainability Fair in the future, and invite your ideas about how to make the GEC even better in 2013. Again, thank you for participating in the 2012 Sustainability Fair at Clean Up Day. Sincerely, �g:= X�_ " _ Sean Becker atalie Meyer Mayor, City of Bozeman Climate Protection Coordinator, City of Bozeman Emily Baker AmeriCorps Member, City of Bozeman 130 �4 Gallatin Earth Celebration o` , City of Bozeman 0 1�� P.O. Box 1230, Bozeman, MT 59771 MONTANA 7Ct���ljr"C0;1+t0 +n r i s o K r BOARD STATE UNMRSM ga'ti earth celebration May 18, 2012 Dear Judith, We would like to thank you and Obama for America for being a part of Clean Up Day this April. The city values your participation immensely. You're part of a grand tradition of service and sustainability in our community. Bozeman community groups and citizens have removed thousands of tons of trash from streets and parks, since the first event in 1989. It wouldn't be the same without your participation. Clean Up Day is at the heart of the Gallatin Earth Celebration, a weeklong Earth Day celebration focused on education, outreach, and service. Though the GEC emerged from the traditional "Bozeman Clean-up Day", it has grown into a larger partnership between Montana State University, the City of Bozeman, local businesses and organizations, and independent citizens. The overarching goal of the GEC is to inspire environmental stewardship and pride of place by bringing community members together to clean-up our neighborhoods, learn what is happening in our region to advance Sustainability, and get involved in making Bozeman the best it can be. We hope you will continue to be involved with the Sustainability Fair in the future, and invite your ideas about how to make the GEC even better in 2013. Again, thank you for participating in the 2012 Sustainability Fair at Clean Up Day. Sincerely, Sean Becker alie Meyer Mayor, City of Bozeman Climate Protection Coordinator, City of Bozeman Emily Baker AmeriCorps Member, City of Bozeman Gallatin Earth Celebration y= 'x City of Bozeman lac P.O. Box 1230, Bozeman, MT 59771 - r�r Y MONTANA ��y�0.N1fl eortsear 6onao STATE UNMERsrrr ga atin Ea r celebration May 18, 2012 Dear Salal, We would like to thank you and Friends of Bogert Park for being a part of Clean Up Day this April. The city values your participation, and help in organizing the event. You're part of a grand tradition of service and sustainability in our community. Bozeman community groups and citizens have removed thousands of tons of trash from streets and parks, since the first event in 1989. It wouldn't be the same without your participation. Clean Up Day is at the heart of the Gallatin Earth Celebration, a weeklong Earth Day celebration focused on education, outreach, and service. Though the GEC emerged from the traditional "Bozeman Clean-up Day", it has grown into a larger partnership between Montana State University, the City of Bozeman, local businesses and organizations, and independent citizens. The overarching goal of the GEC is to inspire environmental stewardship and pride of place by bringing community members together to clean-up our neighborhoods, learn what is happening in our region to advance sustainability, and get involved in making Bozeman the best it can be. We hope you will continue to be involved with the Sustainability Fair in the future, and invite your ideas about how to make the GEC even better in 2013. Again, thank you for helping to organize Clean Up Day 2012, and participating in the Sustainability Fair. Sincerely, Sean Becker Natalie Meyer Mayor, City of Bozeman Climate Protection Coordinator, City of Bozeman Emily Baker AmeriCorps Member, City of Bozeman nBF.A�7,,Adhe Gallatin Earth Celebration 4e"` City of Bozeman _,•'�� P.O. Box 1230, Bozeman, MT 59771 - .- MONTANA ga ttin earth celebration May 18, 2012 Dear Gregg, We would like to thank you and GetN'Green for being a part of Clean Up Day this April. The city values your participation immensely. You're part of a grand tradition of service and sustainability in our community. Bozeman community groups and citizens have removed thousands of tons of trash from streets and parks, since the first event in 1989. It wouldn't be the same without your participation. Clean Up Day is at the heart of the Gallatin Earth Celebration, a weeklong Earth Day celebration focused on education, outreach, and service. Though the GEC emerged from the traditional "Bozeman Clean-up Day", it has grown into a larger partnership between Montana State University, the City of Bozeman, local businesses and organizations, and independent citizens. The overarching goal of the GEC is to inspire environmental stewardship and pride of place by bringing community members together to clean-up our neighborhoods, learn what is happening in our region to advance sustainability, and get involved in making Bozeman the best it can be. We hope you will continue to be involved with the Sustainability Fair in the future, and invite your ideas about how to make the GEC even better in 2013. Again, thank you for participating in the 2012 Sustainability Fair at Clean Up Day. Sincerely, 1�c 4 t L7�4_ Sean Becker l4atahe Meyer Mayor, City of Bozeman Climate Protection Coordinator, City of Bozeman Emily Baker AmeriCorps Member, City of Bozeman SO Gallatin Earth Celebration City of Bozeman o re P.O. Box 1230, Bozeman, MT 59771 - MONTANA A 0 y,5 0 R Y 60-AR 0 STATE UNIVERSITY ga atin earth celebration May 18, 2012 Dear Sierra, We would like to thank you and the Greater Gallatin Watershed Council for being a part of Clean Up Day this April. The city values your participation immensely. You're part of a grand tradition of service and sustainability in our community. Bozeman community groups and citizens have removed thousands of tons of trash from streets and parks, since the first event in 1989. It wouldn't be the same without your participation. Clean Up Day is at the heart of the Gallatin Earth Celebration, a weeklong Earth Day celebration focused on education, outreach, and service. Though the GEC emerged from the traditional "Bozeman Clean-up Day", it has grown into a larger partnership between Montana State University, the City of Bozeman, local businesses and organizations, and independent citizens. The overarching goal of the GEC is to inspire environmental stewardship and pride of place by bringing community members together to clean-up our neighborhoods, learn what is happening in our region to advance sustainability, and get involved in making Bozeman the best it can be. We hope you will continue to be involved with the Sustainability Fair in the future, and invite your ideas about how to make the GEC even better in 2013. Again, thank you for participating in the 2012 Sustainability Fair at Clean Up Day. Sincerely, Sean ecker N talie Meyer Mayor, City of Bozeman Climate Protection Coordinator, City of Bozeman Emily Baker AmeriCorps Member, City of Bozeman rr Gallatin Earth Celebration 0 City of Bozeman c }e P.O. Box 1230, Bozeman, MT 59771 - _ MONTANA 1ti0 � 11 6 Y 1 5 O K Y C O A R u STATE UNTVERSrff ga atin earth celebration May 18, 2012 Dear Serena, We would like to thank you and the Nova Cafe for being a part of Clean Up Day this April. The city values your participation immensely. You're part of a grand tradition of service and sustainability in our community. Bozeman community groups and citizens have removed thousands of tons of trash from streets and parks, since the first event in 1989. It wouldn't be the same without your participation. Clean Up Day is at the heart of the Gallatin Earth Celebration, a weeklong Earth Day celebration focused on education, outreach, and service. Though the GEC emerged from the traditional "Bozeman Clean-up Day", it has grown into a larger partnership between Montana State University, the City of Bozeman, local businesses and organizations, and independent citizens. The overarching goal of the GEC is to inspire environmental stewardship and pride of place by bringing community members together to clean-up our neighborhoods, learn what is happening in our region to advance sustainability, and get involved in making Bozeman the best it can be. We hope you will continue to be involved with the Sustainability Fair in the future, and invite your ideas about how to make the GEC even better in 2013. Again, thank you for participating in the 2012 Sustainability Fair at Clean Up Day. Sincerely, Sean Becker a alie Meyer Mayor, City of Bozeman Climate Protection Coordinator, City of Bozeman Emily Baker AmeriCorps Member, City of Bozeman Gallatin Earth Celebration City of Bozeman %e P.O. Box 1230, Bozeman, MT 59771 go MONTANA {���Ngip".U►0 AovIsoar naAao STATE—NIVEASM ga atin earth celebration May 18, 2012 Dear Nancy, We would like to thank you and Great Old Broads for Wilderness for being a part of Clean Up Day this April. The city greatly values your participation. You're part of a grand tradition of service and sustainability in our community. Bozeman community groups and citizens have removed thousands of tons of trash from streets and parks, since the first event in 1989. It wouldn't be the same without your participation. Clean Up Day is at the heart of the Gallatin Earth Celebration, a weeklong Earth Day celebration focused on education, outreach, and service. Though the GEC emerged from the traditional "Bozeman Clean-up Day", it has grown into a larger partnership between Montana State University, the City of Bozeman, local businesses and organizations, and independent citizens. The overarching goal of the GEC is to inspire environmental stewardship and pride of place by bringing community members together to clean-up our neighborhoods, learn what is happening in our region to advance sustainability, and get involved in making Bozeman the best it can be. We hope you will continue to be involved with the Sustainability Fair in the future, and invite your ideas about how to make the GEC even better in 2013. Again, thank you for participating in the 2012 Sustainability Fair at Clean Up Day. Sincerely, e�: f Sean Becker talie Meyer Mayor, City of Bozeman Climate Protection Coordinator, City of Bozeman e/Z Emily Baker AmeriCorps Member, City of Bozeman B0 _ yL�*r 6eA�ryry Tr Gallatin Earth Celebration b° y rat 19x City of Bozeman P.O. Box 1230, Bozeman, MT 59771 _ MONTANA aovIsoRr BOARD STME UNIVERSITY ga atin earth celebration May 18, 2012 Dear Matt, We would like to thank you and Gone Green Recycling for being a part of Clean Up Day this April. The city greatly values your participation. You're part of a grand tradition of service and sustainability in our community. Bozeman community groups and citizens have removed thousands of tons of trash from streets and parks, since the first event in 1989. It wouldn't be the same without your participation. Clean Up Day is at the heart of the Gallatin Earth Celebration, a weeklong Earth Day celebration focused on education, outreach, and service. Though the GEC emerged from the traditional "Bozeman Clean-up Day", it has grown into a larger partnership between Montana State University, the City of Bozeman, local businesses and organizations, and independent citizens. The overarching goal of the GEC is to inspire environmental stewardship and pride of place by bringing community members together to clean-up our neighborhoods, learn what is happening in our region to advance sustainability, and get involved in making Bozeman the best it can be. We hope you will continue to be involved with the Sustainability Fair in the future, and invite your ideas about how to make the GEC even better in 2013, Again, thank you for participating in the 2012 Sustainability Fair at Clean Up Day. Sincerely, Sean Becker atalie Meyer Mayor, City of Bozeman Climate Protection Coordinator, City of Bozeman Emily Baker AmeriCorps Member, City of Bozeman Gallatin Earth Celebration M �? City of Bozeman e P.O. Box 1230, Bozeman, MT 59771 MONTANA Cr�� CO. "O LE' lDv1SORY BOARD STAMUNIVERSM ga ttin earth celebration May 18, 2012 Dear Lee, We would like to thank you and Streamline for being a part of Clean Up Day this April. The city greatly values your participation. You're part of a grand tradition of service and sustainability in our community. Bozeman community groups and citizens have removed thousands of tons of trash from streets and parks, since the first event in 1989. It wouldn't be the same without your participation. Clean Up Day is at the heart of the Gallatin Earth Celebration, a weeklong Earth Day celebration focused on education, outreach, and service. Though the GEC emerged from the traditional "Bozeman Clean-up Day", it has grown into a larger partnership between Montana State University, the City of Bozeman, local businesses and organizations, and independent citizens. The overarching goal of the GEC is to inspire environmental stewardship and pride of place by bringing community members together to clean-up our neighborhoods, learn what is happening in our region to advance sustainability, and get involved in making Bozeman the best it can be. We hope you will continue to be involved with the Sustainability Fair in the future, and invite your ideas about how to make the GEC even better in 2013. Again, thank you for participating in the 2012 Sustainability Fair at Clean Up Day. Sincerely, Sean Becker Wa alie M"eyer Mayor, City of Bozeman Climate Protection Coordinator, City of Bozeman A0/;IZI_4— Emily Baker AmeriCorps Member, City of Bozeman BD -- DEAUrl r Gallatin Earth Celebration City of Bozeman P.O. Box 1230, Bozeman, MT 59771 - '�� MONTANA UN ST IVE �aJjy'CD�p� n n r i s o K r n o A a a AB E HSTTY ga at earth celebration May 18, 2012 Dear Jeanne-Marie, We would like to thank you and the Montana Conservation Voters Education Fund for being a part of Clean Up Day this April. The city greatly values your participation. You're part of a grand tradition of service and sustainability in our community. Bozeman community groups and citizens have removed thousands of tons of trash from streets and parks, since the first event in 1989. It wouldn't be the same without your participation. Clean Up Day is at the heart of the Gallatin Earth Celebration, a weeklong Earth Day celebration focused on education, outreach, and service. Though the GEC emerged from the traditional "Bozeman Clean-up Day", it has grown into a larger partnership between Montana State University, the City of Bozeman, local businesses and organizations, and independent citizens. The overarching goal of the GEC is to inspire environmental stewardship and pride of place by bringing community members together to clean-up our neighborhoods, learn what is happening in our region to advance sustainability, and get involved in making Bozeman the best it can be. We hope you will continue to be involved with the Sustainability Fair in the future, and invite your ideas about how to make the GEC even better in 2013. Again, thank you for participating in the 2012 Sustainability Fair at Clean Up Day. Sincerely, Sean Becker Kdalie Meyer Mayor, City of Bozeman Climate Protection Coordinator, City of Bozeman Emily Baker AmeriCorps Member, City of Bozeman `—-- —--- — -- — Tn 6r.n�ryr Gallatin Earth Celebration a'�r t�- City of Bozeman P.O. Box 1230, Bozeman, MT 59771 MONTANA 'eegr►��o yl� r STATE UNIVERSITY novisoRr BOA ga atin earth celebration May 18, 2012 Dear Columbine, We would like to thank you and Montana Import Group for being a part of Clean Up Day this April. The city greatly values your participation. You're part of a grand tradition of service and sustainability in our community. Bozeman community groups and citizens have removed thousands of tons of trash from streets and parks, since the first event in 1989. It wouldn't be the same without your participation. Clean Up Day is at the heart of the Gallatin Earth Celebration, a weeklong Earth Day celebration focused on education, outreach, and service. Though the GEC emerged from the traditional "Bozeman Clean-up Day", it has grown into a larger partnership between Montana State University, the City of Bozeman, local businesses and organizations, and independent citizens. The overarching goal of the GEC is to inspire environmental stewardship and pride of place by bringing community members together to clean-up our neighborhoods, learn what is happening in our region to advance Sustainability, and get involved in making Bozeman the best it can be. We hope you will continue to be involved with the Sustainability Fair in the future, and invite your ideas about how to make the GEC even better in 2013. Again, thank you for participating in the 2012 Sustainability Fair at Clean Up Day. Sincerely, Sean Becker atalie Meyer Mayor, City of Bozeman Climate Protection Coordinator, City of Bozeman Emily Baker AmeriCorps Member, City of Bozeman DO 4� w Gallatin Earth Celebration City of Bozeman r�K P.O. Box 1230, Bozeman, MT 59771 {� MONTANA %orlsosr OOAK STATE UNTVERSM �HCO.�p ga atin f earth celebration May 18, 2012 Dear Zack, We would like to thank you and the Sierra Club for being a part of Clean Up Day this April. The city greatly values your participation. You're part of a grand tradition of service and sustainability in our community. Bozeman community groups and citizens have removed thousands of tons of trash from streets and parks, since the first event in 1989. It wouldn't be the same without your participation. Clean Up Day is at the heart of the Gallatin Earth Celebration, a weeklong Earth Day celebration focused on education, outreach, and service. Though the GEC emerged from the traditional "Bozeman Clean-up Day", it has grown into a larger partnership between Montana State University, the City of Bozeman, local businesses and organizations, and independent citizens. The overarching goal of the GEC is to inspire environmental stewardship and pride of place by bringing community members together to clean-up our neighborhoods, learn what is happening in our region to advance sustainability, and get involved in making Bozeman the best it can be. We hope you will continue to be involved with the Sustainability Fair in the future, and invite your ideas about how to make the GEC even better in 2013. Again, thank you for participating in the 2012 Sustainability Fair at Clean Up Day. Sincerely, Sean Becker "N talie Meyer Mayor, City of Bozeman Climate Protection Coordinator, City of Bozeman Emily Baker AmeriCorps Member, City of Bozeman DO — eti���n p�nor,f�Ciri Gallatin Earth Celebration City of Bozeman P.O. Box 1230, Bozeman, MT 59771 f -•M MONTANA C`'r�n 1•C O t�0 A O Y I S O tS Y b O A R O STATE UNMRSrff ga atin earth celebration May 18, 2012 Dear Kareen, We would like to thank you and Broken Ground for being a part of Clean Up Day this April. The city greatly values your participation. You're part of a grand tradition of service and sustainability in our community. Bozeman community groups and citizens have removed thousands of tons of trash from streets and parks, since the first event in 1989. It wouldn't be the same without your participation. Clean Up Day is at the heart of the Gallatin Earth Celebration, a weeklong Earth Day celebration focused on education, outreach, and service. Though the GEC emerged from the traditional "Bozeman Clean-up Day", it has grown into a larger partnership between Montana State University, the City of Bozeman, local businesses and organizations, and independent citizens. The overarching goal of the GEC is to inspire environmental stewardship and pride of place by bringing community members together to clean-up our neighborhoods, learn what is happening in our region to advance sustainability, and get involved in making Bozeman the best it can be. We hope you will continue to be involved with the Sustainability Fair in the future, and invite your ideas about how to make the GEC even better in 2013. Again, thank you for participating in the 2012 Sustainability Fair at Clean Up Day. Sincerely, e�� :a Sean Becker a alie Meyer Mayor, City of Bozeman Climate Protection Coordinator, City of Bozeman Emily Baker AmeriCorps Member, City of Bozeman SUZY' — -- - - -- ,,r Tip-, . Gallatin Earth Celebration d� ti' 9 City of Bozeman P.O. Box 1230, Bozeman, MT 59771 - - MONTANA ceArJ Cp p c ADVISORY GOARU STATEUI+MRSM ga at11 n earth celebration May 18, 2012 Dear Jamie and Holly, We would like to thank you and the Recreation Department for being a part of Clean Up Day this April. The city greatly values your participation. You're part of a grand tradition of service and sustainability in our community. Bozeman community groups and citizens have removed thousands of tons of trash from streets and parks, since the first event in 1989. It wouldn't be the same without your participation. Clean Up Day is at the heart of the Gallatin Earth Celebration, a weeklong Earth Day celebration focused on education, outreach, and service. Though the GEC emerged from the traditional "Bozeman Clean-up Day", it has grown into a larger partnership between Montana State University, the City of Bozeman, local businesses and organizations, and independent citizens. The overarching goal of the GEC is to inspire environmental stewardship and pride of place by bringing community members together to clean-up our neighborhoods, learn what is happening in our region to advance sustainability, and get involved in making Bozeman the best it can be. We hope you will continue to be involved with the Sustainability Fair in the future, and invite your ideas about how to make the GEC even better in 2013. Again, thank you for participating in the 2012 Sustainability Fair at Clean Up Day. Sincerely, Sean Becker N taIie Meyer Mayor, City of Bozeman Climate Protection Coordinator, City of Bozeman `l Emily Baker AmeriCorps Member, City of Bozeman Gallatin Earth Celebration City of Bozeman ,r$c P.O. Box 1230, Bozeman, MT 59771 MONTANA r{q/1►Co,1�►C � AD r I S O x r n o A n n STATE UNIVERSITY ga atin earth celebration May 18, 2012 Dear Sally, We would like to thank you and your band for being a part of Clean Up Day this April. The city greatly values your participation. Your music made the day very enjoyable. You're part of a grand tradition of service and sustainability in our community. Bozeman community groups and citizens have removed thousands of tons of trash from streets and parks, since the first event in 1989. It wouldn't be the same without your participation. Clean Up Day is at the heart of the Gallatin Earth Celebration, a weeklong Earth Day celebration focused on education, outreach, and service. Though the GEC emerged from the traditional "Bozeman Clean-up Day", it has grown into a larger partnership between Montana State University, the City of Bozeman, local businesses and organizations, and independent citizens. The overarching goal of the GEC is to inspire environmental stewardship and pride of place by bringing community members together to clean-up our neighborhoods, learn what is happening in our region to advance sustainability, and get involved in making Bozeman the best it can be. We hope you will continue to be involved with the Sustainability Fair in the future, and invite your ideas about how to make the GEC even better in 2013. Again, thank you for participating in the 2012 Sustainability Fair at Clean Up Day, Sincerely, Z�5r, Sean Becker atalie Meyer Mayor, City of Bozeman Climate Protection Coordinator, City of Bozeman Emily Baker AmeriCorps Member, City of Bozeman Gallatin Earth Celebration o� City of Bozeman P.O. Box 1230, Bozeman, MT 59771 MONTANA r�H CO 1b0 STATE U A D y t 5O K r M O A K D IVIV$RSrr3r ga atin earth celebration May 18, 2012 Dear Terry, We would like to thank you and the Beautification Board for being such an integral part of Clean Up Day this April. You're part of a grand tradition of service and sustainability in our community. Bozeman community groups and citizens have removed thousands of tons of trash from streets and parks, since the first event in 1989. It wouldn't be the same caliber of event without your participation. Clean Up Day is at the heart of the Gallatin Earth Celebration, a weeklong Earth Day celebration focused on education, outreach, and service. Though the GEC emerged from the traditional "Bozeman Clean-up Day", it has grown into a larger partnership between Montana State University, the City of Bozeman, local businesses and organizations, and independent citizens. The overarching goal of the GEC is to inspire environmental stewardship and pride of place by bringing community members together to clean-up our neighborhoods, learn what is happening in our region to advance sustainability, and get involved in making Bozeman the best it can be. We hope you will continue to be involved with Clean Up Day in the future, and invite your ideas about how to make the GEC as a whole even better in 2013. Again, thank you for your work organizing Clean Up Day 2012, Sincerely, Sean Becker N�ta ke Meyer Mayor, City of Bozeman Climate Protection Coordinator, City of Bozeman Emily Baker AmeriCorps Member, City of Bozeman Gallatin Earth Celebration City of Bozeman P.O. Box 1230, Bozeman, MT 59771 MONTANA �0 ADVISORY BOARD STATE UNIVERSITY ga atin earth celebration May 18, 2012 Dear Zack, We would like to thank you and Island Noodles for being a part of Clean Up Day this April. The city greatly values your participation, and generous donation to the event. It wouldn't be nearly as enjoyable without you. You're part of a grand tradition of service and sustainability in our community. Bozeman community groups and citizens have removed thousands of tons of trash from streets and parks, since the first event in 1989. It wouldn't be the same without your participation. Clean Up Day is at the heart of the Gallatin Earth Celebration, a weeklong Earth Day celebration focused on education, outreach, and service. Though the GEC emerged from the traditional "Bozeman Cleanup Day", it has grown into a larger partnership between Montana State University, the City of Bozeman, local businesses and organizations, and independent citizens. The overarching goal of the GEC is to inspire environmental stewardship and pride of place by bringing community members together to clean-up our neighborhoods, learn what is happening in our region to advance sustainability, and get involved in making Bozeman the best it can be. We hope you will continue to be involved with the Sustainability Fair in the future, and invite your ideas about how to make the GEC even better in 2013. Again, thank you for your generous donation, and helping to make this event possible. Sincerely, ZZ — Sean Becker ataIie Meyer Mayor, City of Bozeman Climate Protection Coordinator, City of Bozeman Emily Baker AmeriCorps Member, City of Bozeman M gcAur„ Gallatin Earth Celebration b� �z. City of Bozeman M o �< P.O. Box 1230, Bozeman, MT 59771 MONTANA 9Ajd�Cp ►o STATE UNMRSM ti o r i s o R r 6 0 A A U , ga at1n earth celebration May 18, 2012 Dear Ryon, We would like to thank you and the Forestry Division for being a part of Clean Up Day this April. The city greatly values your participation. You're part of a grand tradition of service and sustainability in our community. Bozeman community groups and citizens have removed thousands of tons of trash from streets and parks, since the first event in 1989. It wouldn't be the same without your participation. Clean Up Day is at the heart of the Gallatin Earth Celebration, a weeklong Earth Day celebration focused on education, outreach, and service. Though the GEC emerged from the traditional "Bozeman Clean-up Day", it has grown into a larger partnership between Montana State University, the City of Bozeman, local businesses and organizations, and independent citizens. The overarching goal of the GEC is to inspire environmental stewardship and pride of place by bringing community members together to clean-up our neighborhoods, learn what is happening in our region to advance sustainability, and get involved in making Bozeman the best it can be. We hope you will continue to be involved with the Sustainability Fair in the future, and invite your ideas about how to make the GEC even better in 2013. Again, thank you for participating in the 2012 Sustainability Fair at Clean Up Day. Sincerely, Sean Becker N to ie Meyer Mayor, City of Bozeman Climate Protection Coordinator, City of Bozeman Emily Baker AmeriCorps Member, City of Bozeman r 6LAUr,y { Gallatin Earth Celebration City of Bozeman { f�a P.O. Box 1230, Bozeman, MT 59771 MONTANA Cc1�1�Co p es go p pwRo STAM UbUW'RS= ADY15D xY ga atin earth celebration May 18, 2012 Dear Greg, We would like to thank you, the Bozone Ozone Bus, and the Bozeman Youth Initiative for being a part of Clean Up Day this April, The city greatly values your participation. You're part of a grand tradition of service and sustainability in our community. Bozeman community groups and citizens have removed thousands of tons of trash from streets and parks, since the first event in 1989. It wouldn't be the same without your participation. Clean Up Day is at the heart of the Gallatin Earth Celebration, a weeklong Earth Day celebration focused on education, outreach, and service. Though the GEC emerged from the traditional "Bozeman Clean-up Day", it has grown into a larger partnership between Montana State University, the City of Bozeman, local businesses and organizations, and independent citizens. The overarching goal of the GEC is to inspire environmental stewardship and pride of place by bringing community members together to clean-up our neighborhoods, learn what is happening in our region to advance sustainability, and get involved in making Bozeman the best it can be. We hope you will continue to be involved with the Sustainability Fair in the future, and invite your ideas about how to make the GEC even better in 2013. Again, thank you for participating in the 2012 Sustainability Fair at Clean Up Day. Sincerely, Sean Becker el atalie Meyer Mayor, City of Bozeman Climate Protection Coordinator, City of Bozeman �e& Emily Baker AmeriCorps Member, City of Bozeman Gallatin Earth Celebration City of Bozeman �e P.O. Box 1230, Bozeman, MT 59771 - t - MONTANA rq��1V CO• 0 � ,l D Y 15 d A Y 60 A k D STATS[UNIVERSITY