Daily Archives: 09/28/2016

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Bid on Life-Changing Experiences at Our 20th Anniversary Gala!


 

You can advance indigenous rights and protect the Amazon rainforest while winning a trip to Peru, Ecuador, or Paris!

At this year’s Gala, Amazon Watch is holding an incredible live auction with the kind of items that you won’t find anywhere else.

Here is a sneak peek:

Item #1: Trip to the Peruvian Amazon
Item #2: 1-Week Paris Getaway
Item #3: Amazon Watch Delegation to Ecuador
Item #4: 12-Day Plant Medicine Retreat in the Peruvian Amazon

We will also have some incredible art and handcrafts from the Amazon available earlier in the evening in a silent auction.

FIND OUT MORE »

If you can’t be with us the night of the Gala, but want to bid on an item or experience, you can place a proxy bid. Email roberta@amazonwatch.org for more information.

And finally, if you haven’t gotten your ticket yet, please do so today! We are filling up quickly and will likely sell out.

HOST COMMITTEE

Adeline Cassin
Annie Leonard
Atossa Soltani
Branden Barber
Celia Alario
Christopher Lindstrom
Daniela Meltzer		 Heather Rosmarin
Jackie and Michael Klein
Jeff Leifer
Jennifer Krill
Jenna and Dan Lebowitz
Ken Greenstein		 Lindsey Allen
Lora O’Connor
Monica Salazar
Osprey Orielle Lake
Peter Coyote
Richard Wegman
Stephanie Alston

SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS
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Kathryn Semogas, Change.org
This is Kathryn from Change.org.I love seeing people use Change.org to fight for issues like women’s rights and education.

One of my favorite petitions was started by Malala Yousafzai, which set out to help 62 million girls around the world get the education they deserve.

Through supporters like you, Malala’s petition received over one million signatures and achieved victory when the Global Partnership for Education said they would fund 12 years of education for girls globally.

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