An update on our Legislative Day on Wednesday, May 3. Below is a digital invite to our lunchtime event (right click to save) – there are speakers from 12-12:30, but the real draw is the Produce Pack from 12:30-1 at which elected and staff can bag up produce for a local family, distributed by the Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services. As you’re setting Leg Day meetings, please send this so that you can inform folks about that opportunity to get connected to our mission.
Register here for Leg Day. This is crucial so we have a head count for catering.
CAFB has limited travel support funding available so please contact Andrew Cheyne regarding that opportunity.
Please hold 12-1 for our luncheon, and be ready to hear Dr. Eggman speak by 12.
This document allows edits by all users, so please be careful when making changes.
Thanks for all you do!
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