EVENTS CALENDAR

Mar
21
Wed
Political Film Club – Requiem for the American Dream @ member's home
Mar 21 @ 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm

Join our Political film club.
“Requiem for the American Dream”

Contact:
Barbara
928.649.0135
[email protected]

Mar
22
Thu
Corner Democracy – Coffee Pot and 89A @ Corner Democracy
Mar 22 @ 3:30 pm – 4:30 pm

Corner Democracy is a weekly gathering.
Bring a sign with your message of the week and join the progressive meet up to activate your passion for Democracy and sign up voters.
See you on the corner of Coffee Pot and SR 89A.
Honk your support if you’re driving by.

3:30-4:30
Coffee Pot and 89A

Mar
24
Sat
Political Book Club – “Red Notice” @ member's home
Mar 24 all-day

Join our Political Book Club!
“Red Notice” – Bill Browder

Contact:
Barbara
928.649.0135
[email protected]

March for our Lives – Sedona march
Mar 24 @ 2:30 pm

Sedona March for Our Lives will be on Saturday, March 24.
There will be a rally at 2:30 for approximately 30-40 minutes.
A march toward West Sedona will follow.
Please bring you own signs.
Bring water bottles for hydration.
The theme is school safety and supporting our students and children.

Please sign up on:
http://act.everytown.org/event/march-our-lives-events_attend/9876?nr=1&akid=.6730566.2iaq4Q

Motivating slogans ideas:
Demand Action
Support our Students
Support our kids
School Safety Counts
Reform Gun Laws
Gun Safety
March for Our Lives
March for Their Lives

Mar
26
Mon
Democratic Perspectives @ KZAM AM 780
Mar 26 @ 8:15 am – 9:00 am

Democratic Perspective – Progressive Talk Radio in Sedona and Northern Arizona on KAZM 780 AM every Monday at 8:15 a.m. Hear current local, state, and national office candidates and newsmakers discuss issues such as healthcare, prescription drug costs, poverty, climate change, local environmental, social justice, and a variety of other issues. See our archive of shows at http://verdevalleyindependentdemocrats.org/ or listen to the live stream at http://www.kazmradio.com/talkshows.htm

Keep involved and “Don’t Agonize, Organize!”

Mar
27
Tue
After the March monthly meeting @ Yavapai Food Council
Mar 27 @ 10:00 am – 12:00 pm

Mark your calendars for and attend our next meeting in 2018. It will all take place at the Yavapai Food Council, 2020 Contractors Road from 10:00-12:00, the fourth Tuesday of the month.

Mar
29
Thu
Let’s Talk Politics @ Sedona Community Center
Mar 29 @ 8:00 am – 10:00 am

Join us!
Let’s Talk Politics!
Discuss what’s on your mind.

Contact:
Barbara
928.649.0135
[email protected]

Corner Democracy – Coffee Pot and 89A @ Corner Democracy
Mar 29 @ 3:30 pm – 4:30 pm

Corner Democracy is a weekly gathering.
Bring a sign with your message of the week and join the progressive meet up to activate your passion for Democracy and sign up voters.
See you on the corner of Coffee Pot and SR 89A.
Honk your support if you’re driving by.

3:30-4:30
Coffee Pot and 89A

Apr
2
Mon
Democratic Perspectives @ KZAM AM 780
Apr 2 @ 8:15 am – 9:00 am

Democratic Perspective – Progressive Talk Radio in Sedona and Northern Arizona on KAZM 780 AM every Monday at 8:15 a.m. Hear current local, state, and national office candidates and newsmakers discuss issues such as healthcare, prescription drug costs, poverty, climate change, local environmental, social justice, and a variety of other issues. See our archive of shows at http://verdevalleyindependentdemocrats.org/ or listen to the live stream at http://www.kazmradio.com/talkshows.htm

Keep involved and “Don’t Agonize, Organize!”

What’s Going on With Immigration?? @ NAU
Apr 2 @ 7:00 pm

Aviva Chomsky, Noah Chomsky’s daughter, is professor of History and Coordinator of Latin American,Latino, and Caribbean Studies at Salem State University in Massachusetts.

What’s Going On with Immigration?
Donald Trump in Historical Perspective
a talk by: Aviva Chompsky

NAU Liberal Arts Rm. 120
April 2nd, 7PM

Apr
3
Tue
Talk Politics & Act!
Apr 3 @ 6:00 pm

This event will be the every first Tuesday of the month, 6 pm, Talk Politics & Act.
At the DORR Office.

Description: A free flow sharing of issues in politics that we care about.
Followed by group suggestions for actions.

Join us to a fun evening of Wine & Cheese as we write postcards to voters in Pennsylvania to encourage voting for the March 13 Congressional election. This is a very important election! Republicans are pumping 1.5 Million into it! A young, progressive democrat is up for election. LET’S TURN PENNSYLVANIA BLUE!
Bring some cheese,crackers and wine to share with 5-6 people.
PLEASE SHARE, BRING A FRIEND…OR TWO!

Apr
5
Thu
Corner Democracy at Coffee Pot and 89A
Apr 5 @ 3:30 pm – 4:30 pm

Bring your sign to the corner of Coffee Pot and 89A
We’ll display the issues of the week as to communicate to all who pass by.

JOIN US!! Walk the Walk!!!

Apr
6
Fri
Kyrsten Sinema
Apr 6 @ 3:30 pm – 5:00 pm

Meet Congresswoman Kyrsten Sinema

Candidate for U.S. Senate

April 6 

Please join us for an afternoon of wine, cheese and conversation.

Please RSVP to Katie Giel at [email protected]
or (602) 292-2754

See flyer for donation levels.

Apr
7
Sat
LWV – Phoenix @ Beautitudes
Apr 7 @ 9:00 am – 12:00 pm

Join the LWV-Phoenix on April 7 from 9-12.

Paula Cullison will be the keynote speaker.

Beautitudes Boeard Room
1610 W Glendale Avenue
Phoenix, AZ 85021

Check the website to RSVP!

LWVMP Annual General Meeting 2018
When
Saturday, April 7, 2018 from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM MST
Add to Calendar

Where
Beatitudes
Board Room
1610 W Glendale Avenue
Phoenix, AZ 85021

Agenda will include:

9:00 AM Light Refreshments

9:15 AM Welcome

9:30 AM Paula Cullison giving the keynote on “History of the Women’s Movement: Looking Back and Moving Forward”

10:30 AM Annual Business Meeting to include discussion of budget, overview of 2017-2018 activities, LWV reorganization, LWVMP Program, voting on administrative board for 2018-19

We want to see you there!

Sincerely,

Michelle Dorsey
LWVMP President

Are you coming?
RSVP today below

Register Now!
I can’t make it

About Paula Cullison
Keynote Speaker

Paula (Giangreco) Cullison is a long time women’s rights, peace and social justice advocate.

As President of Women in Management (for then Mountain Bell / US West), she created a major project titled – The Year for All Arizona Women which featured over 100 events throughout the state and gained the support of Governor Bruce Babbitt, over 60 Mayors, Tribal Leaders, County and other officials.

Appointed by then Mayor Terry Goddard, she served on the Phoenix Women’s Commission for three years.

Paula presented at the United Nations Conference on Women in Kenya – How to Create A Year for ALL Women in your country or City. Prior to attending the UN Environmental Conference in Brazil, she created an event in Phoenix on Eco-Feminism: Polotics of the Environment which featured Bella Abzug, the late US Congresswoman from NY.

In the 1990s concerned about the lack of recognition of Women’s Rights Day (Aug 26th), she petitioned American Greetings to issue a free e-card which continues to be available. Gloria Feldt notes Paula’s tenacity in her book, No Excuses: 9 Ways Women Can Change How We Think About Power.

In 2002 she created The Arizona Women’s Partnership, an all volunteer philanthropic non-profit, to award grants to grass roots charities that assist under-served women and children at risk here in AZ. Over $380,000 has been awarded to date.

Three years ago, Paula created the 95th Anniversary of the 19th Amendment event which featured Mary Schroeder, Justice of the Ninth Appellate Court.

Paula, a long time ERA advocate, spoke at the recent rally at the Senate Capitol.
She has been at both Women’s Marches and a huge number of demonstrations.

She has traveled extensively and has been exhibiting her international photography, primarily at local college and university campus libraries. Paula hopes that these exhibits will encourage students and faculty to think globally.

Daughter of Italian immigrants and native New Yorker, Paula has lived in Phoenix since 1974. She is a graduate of City University of NY – Baruch College. Her AIESEC traineeship to Switzerland was sponsored by Columbia University.

Paula is the recipient of the Children and Family Resources Lifetime Achievement Award, Susan B Anthony Award, Macy*s Heart and Soul Award, National Bank of Arizona Amazing Woman Award.

Apr
9
Mon
Democratic Perspectives @ KZAM AM 780
Apr 9 @ 8:15 am – 9:00 am

Democratic Perspective – Progressive Talk Radio in Sedona and Northern Arizona on KAZM 780 AM every Monday at 8:15 a.m. Hear current local, state, and national office candidates and newsmakers discuss issues such as healthcare, prescription drug costs, poverty, climate change, local environmental, social justice, and a variety of other issues. See our archive of shows at http://verdevalleyindependentdemocrats.org/ or listen to the live stream at http://www.kazmradio.com/talkshows.htm

Keep involved and “Don’t Agonize, Organize!”

Apr
13
Fri
DACA update on Video @ Q &A Live video
Apr 13 @ 5:30 pm – 6:00 pm
Apr
16
Mon
Democratic Perspectives @ KZAM AM 780
Apr 16 @ 8:15 am – 9:00 am

Democratic Perspective – Progressive Talk Radio in Sedona and Northern Arizona on KAZM 780 AM every Monday at 8:15 a.m. Hear current local, state, and national office candidates and newsmakers discuss issues such as healthcare, prescription drug costs, poverty, climate change, local environmental, social justice, and a variety of other issues. See our archive of shows at http://verdevalleyindependentdemocrats.org/ or listen to the live stream at http://www.kazmradio.com/talkshows.htm

Keep involved and “Don’t Agonize, Organize!”

Voter Education Program @ Yavapai College Sedona rm 34
Apr 16 @ 12:30 pm – 2:00 pm
Indivisible In Sedona @ Private Home
Apr 16 @ 1:30 pm – 3:30 pm

Join us to discuss what we can do to help the Precinct Captains in Sedona.

Monday, April 16
1:30-3:30

Toby 928.274.0389

Apr
19
Thu
DORR breakfast with the Candidates @ Olde Sedona Restaurantl
Apr 19 @ 8:00 am
Apr
20
Fri
Earth Day Speakers @ KSB-Keep Sedona Beautiful
Apr 20 @ 4:00 pm – 5:30 pm

Earth Day Speakers at KSB On Friday, April 2.
Keep Sedona Beautiful will celebrate Earth Day by hosting speakers discussing,
“How Can You Save Our Environment? Come Learn Some of the Ways.”
The event will be held at KSB, 360 Brewer Road, from 4-5:30pm and feature five different presentations: . “Conserving Our Water in the High Desert” with John Neville, LEED-AP, Sustainable Arizona;

Apr
21
Sat
Sedona – Earth Day Event at red Rock State Park @ Red Rock State Park
Apr 21 @ 10:00 pm

Russell L. Dunn and I ( Red Rock Reptiles) will be at the park all day with the snakes and spiders. Come put and play!!

Join us on Saturday, April 21st to celebrate Earth Day. We will have guided hikes, games, crafts, special presentations and more!

Posted by Red Rock State Park on Sunday, March 11, 2018

Apr
22
Sun
Earth Day fun event in Cottonwood – Join Us @ Riverfront Park
Apr 22 @ 10:00 am – 12:00 pm

MARCH FROM RIVERFRONT PARK TO VERE VALLEY SCHOOL!

CONTACT BEVERLY FOR INFORMATION OR TO HELP WITH THE EVENT!!!! [email protected]


FIRST COTTONWOOD
EARTH DAY MARCH AND RALLY
SUNDAY, APRIL 22

The First Cottonwood Earth Day March and Rally will take place on Sunday, April 22, starting at 10 am. The March will start at Riverfront Park and end at a Rally at the Verde Valley Montessori School on N. Main St. The march and rally are sponsored by the Northern Arizona Climate Change Alliance. This event is open to the public and people are encouraged to bring signs on preserving and protecting Planet Earth.

Earth Day Network, the organization that leads Earth Day worldwide, announced that Earth Day 2018 will focus on mobilizing the world to End Plastic Pollution, including creating support for global regulation of the disposal of plastics.

Speakers at the rally include Jim Gale, a former Forest Ranger, and Frances Julia Riemer, a member of Northern Arizona Climate Change Alliance, providing information on how local towns and cities can adopt strong climate action plans.

Apr
23
Mon
Democratic Perspectives @ KZAM AM 780
Apr 23 @ 8:15 am – 9:00 am

Democratic Perspective – Progressive Talk Radio in Sedona and Northern Arizona on KAZM 780 AM every Monday at 8:15 a.m. Hear current local, state, and national office candidates and newsmakers discuss issues such as healthcare, prescription drug costs, poverty, climate change, local environmental, social justice, and a variety of other issues. See our archive of shows at http://verdevalleyindependentdemocrats.org/ or listen to the live stream at http://www.kazmradio.com/talkshows.htm

Keep involved and “Don’t Agonize, Organize!”

Apr
26
Thu
Anticipated School Walkout in AZ – letter to Parents @ Schools in AZ
Apr 26 all-day

Parents,

You may want to clear your schedules on Thursday, April 26th, just in case. Here is a note from Jennifer Chilton, of the SOCUSD.

Big Park PTSA
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As you’ve likely seen in the news today, Arizona teachers are uniting with others around the country to demand better education funding by the state legislature. Truly, it is not acceptable that Arizona’s education funding per student is the lowest in the nation. It was not always this way. Twenty years ago, Arizona provided median support for its children.

Teachers in Sedona and all of Arizona have been heroic, for decades now, in their everyday battle to maintain excellent instruction and high achievement despite the extreme, long-term collapse of financial support.

No teacher, no school or district, wants to disrupt a child’s day of learning or inconvenience parents. However, in efforts to make legislators listen and act, there is the potential for visible teacher “walk-ins” next Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, and a “walk-out” on Thursday, April 26th.

Walk-ins are not intended to have any negative impact on instruction. In the event of a work stoppage, student safety will be the priority in District decision-making. Should it become necessary to close school next Thursday, parents and guardians will be notified as early as possible.

Thank you,
Jennifer Chilton
SOCUSD Communications
928-204-6766

Register for Tournament NOW! @ Sedona Golf Resort
Apr 26 @ 8:00 am

Register for tournament NOW:

​ Purchase Helicopter Ball Drop Tickets NOW:
​https://form.jotform.com/80570849984170

If you don’t play golf and want to let teachers know they are VALUED
It’s time to Party for a Meaningful Purpose NOW!
https://www.wevalueourteachers.org/letsparty.html

Teacher Rally in Phoenix-AZ Schools in Crisis @ Capitol - (Park at Chase Field,) Phoenix
Apr 26 @ 11:00 am

Schools will be closed Thurs and Fri. Quite a number of the teachers are planning to go to the big rally at the Capitol on Thursday. Park at Chase Field and take public transportation to the Capitol.

Democracy on the Corner for those who will be here.
Meet at Coffee Pot and 89A with a supportive sign.

Support AZ Teachers on the Corner!!! @ Corner Democracy
Apr 26 @ 3:30 pm – 4:30 pm

THURSDAY – Join Sedona community members and show your support for our teachers at Democracy on the Corner st 89A and Coffee Pot at 3:30 on Thursday. Bring a sign and enthusiasm and wear #RedforEd.

FRIDAY. – Sedona teachers are planning a public action. Will post details when available.

School Districts in Sedona and the Verde Valley will be closed on Thursday and Friday due to the statewide teacher walkouts. We will continue to post information about public actions and ways to support the teachers as we learn about them.

Karen McClelland
928 301-2914

Let’s talk Politics @ Sedona Public Library
Apr 26 @ 8:30 pm – 10:00 pm

Thursday: 8:30-10AM – Let’s Talk Politics — share and discuss political topics on your mind. Everyone gets a chance to speak!

Barbara Litrell

[email protected]
928.649.0135

Apr
27
Fri
Teacher March on Friday -Join Us @ Pool near Sedona School
Apr 27 @ 1:00 pm

The wonderful teachers of Sedona are arranging a March on Friday at 1 pm. Meet at the pool near the West Sedona School and walk down to 89A along Possee Grounds and along the highway to create a wall of RED to show our support for the teachers and public education?

Check Democrats on the Red Rocks Facebook for any updates

Schools remain closed

Karen McClelland
928 301-2914

Apr
28
Sat
Sedona School Closed on Monday and until notified @ Sedona Schools
Apr 28 all-day
Register for Tournament NOW! @ Sedona Golf Resort
Apr 28 @ 8:00 am

Register for tournament NOW:

​ Purchase Helicopter Ball Drop Tickets NOW:
​https://form.jotform.com/80570849984170

If you don’t play golf and want to let teachers know they are VALUED
It’s time to Party for a Meaningful Purpose NOW!
https://www.wevalueourteachers.org/letsparty.html

#Red for ED – Support Teachers Event @ 89A near Whole Foods
Apr 28 @ 1:00 pm

#REDforED

Join our Sedona teachers along 89A at 1 pm Saturday, Sunday, Monday and maybe Tuesday and support their demands for a fully funded public education system and better pay for Arizona teachers. 1pm for the next 4 days. You can park in the lot at the closed Taco Bell location, 1490 W. 89A. WEAR RED and bring a sign. There will be chairs, shade and water.

Grassroots Training @ Sedona Public Library
Apr 28 @ 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm

Details
To grow the grass roots to slow climate change, we must reach out. Why and how do we do this? We will go through techniques and approaches to accomplish this, all under the urgency of slowing climate change. No other force can slow the climate change than ordinary folks coming together. this is a great training to gear you up for summer outreach to slow climate change!

The first training will be held in Sedona this Saturday April 28 3 to 5. If you cannot make this training, another training will be held on May 12 in Flagstaff at the East Library from 2 to 4 PM. pm. The exact location for the Sedona event will be provided by writing [email protected] or by signing up at https://www.meetup.com/N-Arizona-Climate-Change-Alliance-Sedona/events/249832742/

Call To Council 2018 @ Lodge On the Desert
Apr 28 @ 3:45 pm – 4:45 pm

CALL TO COUNCIL 2018
League of Women Voters of Arizona Council 2018
April 28-29, 2018
Lodge on the Desert, 306 No. Alvernon, Tucson AZ

The League of Women Voters of Arizona invites all members of the League of Women Voters in Arizona to attend our statewide bi-annual meeting in Tucson Arizona. Our host League is the League of Women Voters of Greater Tucson. Freda Johnson, President and Judy Wood, President-elect along with a great team of League members have put together a special event.

The historic location at the Lodge on the Desert is an opportunity for League members from around the state to get to know each other, and to begin our work on the Arizona portion of the League of Women Voters’ Roadmap toward a stronger League. We will also do a small amount of business, and learn about using some of the newer technologies for League work.

Who can attend: We want any League member in Arizona to attend! We encourage any League member who is interested in how the League of Women Voters in Arizona will move from where we are today to where we want to be in the future.

Cost:
Registration Fee: $115 (includes lunch and dinner Saturday with vegetarian options, snack breaks, and Council Workbook)
Register Online at:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/lwvaz-council-2018-registration-44473628821

Hotel Cost: $160 per night double occupancy (this council rate includes breakfast and complimentary Wi-Fi) For those coming in Friday night, April 27 the hotel cost is the same. We are also making arrangements for a special dining room for dinner (at your own expense) at the hotel.
Please contact the hotel directly to make your room reservation.
Reference – STALEAL
Lodge On the Desert: 1-877-498-6776 or https://gc.synxis.com/rez.aspx?Hotel=17394&Chain=5334&group=STALEA
Hotel Reservations MUST be made by April 6, 2018

If you have any questions, please contact us at 480-966-0931 or [email protected].

League members from around the state at the March For Our Lives events
Empowering Voters. Defending Democracy.

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Backpack full of Cash – Save the Date @ Mary Fisher Theatre
Apr 28 @ 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm

4:00 and 7:00

Apr
29
Sun
Sedona School Closed on Monday and until notified @ Sedona Schools
Apr 29 all-day
#Red for ED – Support Teachers Event @ 89A near Whole Foods
Apr 29 @ 1:00 pm

#REDforED

Join our Sedona teachers along 89A at 1 pm Saturday, Sunday, Monday and maybe Tuesday and support their demands for a fully funded public education system and better pay for Arizona teachers. 1pm for the next 4 days. You can park in the lot at the closed Taco Bell location, 1490 W. 89A. WEAR RED and bring a sign. There will be chairs, shade and water.

Backpack full of Cash – Save the Date @ Mary Fisher Theatre
Apr 29 @ 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm

4:00 and 7:00

Apr
30
Mon
Republican Teachers Speak Out
Apr 30 all-day

REPUBLICAN TEACHERS SPEAK OUT

Click to view:

https://vp.nyt.com/video/hls/2018/04/12/76186_1_arizona-teacher-conservatives_wg/master.m3u8
We Are Republican Teachers Striking in Arizona. It’s Time to Raise Taxes.
By Leah Varjacques, Taige Jensen and Japhet Weeks

We’re angry: Our classrooms are falling apart. We work multiple jobs. Our party must stop its war on public education.Published OnApril 26, 2018CreditImage by Ross D. Franklin/Associated Press
Tens of thousands of teachers are walking out of their schools in Arizona on Thursday. Arizona is the latest conservative state with protesters demanding an increase in teacher salaries and more resources for students. In this video op-ed, four conservative teachers lament the conditions in their classrooms and, in turn, wrestle with their political beliefs.

“I’m a die-hard Republican, and I’m dying inside,” says Allison Ryal-Bagley, an elementary school substitute teacher. “Republicans aren’t taking care of our kids.”

Over the last decade, Arizona has had the greatest decrease in per-student spending in the country — a 36.6 percent drop since 2008 — making it 48th in the nation. Arizona also ranks 43rd in teacher pay, at nearly $11,000 less than the national average, according to the National Education Association.

William Kimsey, who teaches English, is fed up and is moving for a teaching job in Indonesia. Laura Fox, a music teacher, works the late shift at McDonald’s to make ends meet. Jenny Bentley Ryan used to work as a Lyft driver to supplement her income teaching science. They are challenging Arizona’s Republican governor, Doug Ducey, to increase taxes and give public education the funding it deserves. — The Editors
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Sedona School Closed on Monday and until notified @ Sedona Schools
Apr 30 all-day
Register for Tournament NOW! @ Sedona Golf Resort
Apr 30 @ 8:00 am

Register for tournament NOW:

​ Purchase Helicopter Ball Drop Tickets NOW:
​https://form.jotform.com/80570849984170

If you don’t play golf and want to let teachers know they are VALUED
It’s time to Party for a Meaningful Purpose NOW!
https://www.wevalueourteachers.org/letsparty.html

Democratic Perspectives @ KZAM AM 780
Apr 30 @ 8:15 am – 9:00 am

Democratic Perspective – Progressive Talk Radio in Sedona and Northern Arizona on KAZM 780 AM every Monday at 8:15 a.m. Hear current local, state, and national office candidates and newsmakers discuss issues such as healthcare, prescription drug costs, poverty, climate change, local environmental, social justice, and a variety of other issues. See our archive of shows at http://verdevalleyindependentdemocrats.org/ or listen to the live stream at http://www.kazmradio.com/talkshows.htm

Keep involved and “Don’t Agonize, Organize!”

#Red for ED – Support Teachers Event @ 89A near Whole Foods
Apr 30 @ 1:00 pm

#REDforED

Join our Sedona teachers along 89A at 1 pm Saturday, Sunday, Monday and maybe Tuesday and support their demands for a fully funded public education system and better pay for Arizona teachers. 1pm for the next 4 days. You can park in the lot at the closed Taco Bell location, 1490 W. 89A. WEAR RED and bring a sign. There will be chairs, shade and water.

Backpack full of Cash – Save the Date @ Mary Fisher Theatre
Apr 30 @ 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm

4:00 and 7:00

May
1
Tue
Backpack Full of Cash – Enjoy the Movie @ Mary Fisher Theater
May 1 @ 4:00 pm

Tuesday, May 1, 4pm and 7pm

Mary Fisher Theatre

$5 tickets – fundraiser

www.SedonaFilmFestival.org

Talk Politics & Act!
May 1 @ 6:00 pm

This event will be the every first Tuesday of the month, 6 pm, Talk Politics & Act.
At the DORR Office.

Description: A free flow sharing of issues in politics that we care about.
Followed by group suggestions for actions.

Join us to a fun evening of Wine & Cheese as we write postcards to voters in Pennsylvania to encourage voting for the March 13 Congressional election. This is a very important election! Republicans are pumping 1.5 Million into it! A young, progressive democrat is up for election. LET’S TURN PENNSYLVANIA BLUE!
Bring some cheese,crackers and wine to share with 5-6 people.
PLEASE SHARE, BRING A FRIEND…OR TWO!

May
2
Wed
Register for Tournament NOW! @ Sedona Golf Resort
May 2 @ 8:00 am

Register for tournament NOW:

​ Purchase Helicopter Ball Drop Tickets NOW:
​https://form.jotform.com/80570849984170

If you don’t play golf and want to let teachers know they are VALUED
It’s time to Party for a Meaningful Purpose NOW!
https://www.wevalueourteachers.org/letsparty.html

May
4
Fri
Register for Tournament NOW! @ Sedona Golf Resort
May 4 @ 8:00 am

Register for tournament NOW:

​ Purchase Helicopter Ball Drop Tickets NOW:
​https://form.jotform.com/80570849984170

If you don’t play golf and want to let teachers know they are VALUED
It’s time to Party for a Meaningful Purpose NOW!
https://www.wevalueourteachers.org/letsparty.html

May
6
Sun
Register for Tournament NOW! @ Sedona Golf Resort
May 6 @ 8:00 am

Register for tournament NOW:

​ Purchase Helicopter Ball Drop Tickets NOW:
​https://form.jotform.com/80570849984170

If you don’t play golf and want to let teachers know they are VALUED
It’s time to Party for a Meaningful Purpose NOW!
https://www.wevalueourteachers.org/letsparty.html