SF Issues PAC House Party

With Keynote Speaker: California State Senator Mark Leno

Thank you to our Host Committee: 

Joshua Arce, SF Environment Commissioner
John Avalos, San Francisco Supervisor
London Breed, San Francisco Supervisor
David Campos, San Francisco Supervisor
Jon Golinger, Environmental Attorney and Waterfront Advocate
Nicholas Josefowitz
LiUNA, Local 261
Shawn Marshall, Executive Director - LEAN Energy US
Michelle Myers, Director - Sierra Club SF Bay Chapter
Melanie Nutter
John Rizzo, Political Committee Chair - Sierra Club SF Bay Chapter
and Trustee - SF Community College District

And our generous sponsors:

Gigawatt Sponsor
Mary and Michael Silver
Paul Webber

Kilowatt Sponsor
Alex DiGiorgio and Miriam Walter

San Francisco’s Community Choice energy program, CleanPowerSF, will bring clean, renewable power to all of the city’s energy consumers when it launches in 2016 – but only if we can clear one more barrier at the ballot box this fall.

The disingenuous “Truth in Energy” ballot initiative — which will appear on the November ballot as Proposition G — is an attempt by PG&E’s interests to stunt CleanPowerSF’s successful launch with unfair restrictions that would favor the dirty utility monopoly.  The utility interests know they are losing as CleanPowerSF moves forward; this is their last-ditch effort to prevent the program from being competitive.

Please join us for an afternoon of wine, hors d'oeuvres, and clean-power solidarity as we raise funds for our local ballot measure advocacy. Together we can defeat PG&E’s energy scam.

For more information, please contact Ashley Malyszka at (510) 848-0800 x309 or at ashley.malyszka@sierraclub.org.

Can’t make it to the party but still want to support our campaign?

You can donate online by clicking the RSVP button above and choosing the manual amount option at the end of the list. Checks can be made payable to: Sierra Club SF Bay Chapter, Issues PAC FPPC #1327180 and mailed to 2530 San Pablo Avenue, Suite I, Berkeley, CA 94703. Please note that donations go towards our local ballot measure advocacy and are not tax-deductible.