Your Share - April 2012

In this issue: 
Burgerville-EarthShare Percent Day,   Annual Report 2010-2011,  April Earth Month Events & Activities

Support EarthShare by eating at any of 38 Burgerville Restaurants on Thursday, April 19th.  As a community partner, Burgerville will  will make a cash donation to EarthShare equal to a percentage of each purchase.

Bring the family, bring friends, have a staff meeting at Burgerville and raise a toast of their smoothie to the work of EarthShare's conservation groups. Hip, hip, hooray!

A few reasons why WE LOVE BURGERVILLE:

• Since 2008, Burgerville and its amazing employees have raised nearly $58,000 for EarthShare's work connecting people with a healthy natural environment.
• Sustainability is part of Burgerville's corporate culture.
• Keeping it local. Their burgers and seasonal milkshakes are so darn yummy because their food supplies are locally sourced.

EarthShare Annual Report 2010 - 2011

Because of workplace contributions, fundraisers, green teams, and volunteer events, EarthShare Oregon member groups were able to save special habitats, recycle lots of "wasted" stuff, protect our health with cleaner enviroments and fewer toxins, and encourage new ways of living sustainably this year.  If you're already an EarthShare Oregon partner, be proud of your contribution.  If you're not yet an EarthShare Oregon partner, take a few minutes to look through our Annual Report and see why you should be!

April Earth Month Events & Activities

Visit EarthShare's website for the latest Earth Month events and activities.  Restore urban wetland habitat with The Wetlands Conservancy or desert habitat in Eastern Oregon with Oregon Natural Desert Association.  Stop by Ninkasi Brewing Company in Eugene and find out about the work of the Northwest Center for Alternatives to Pesticides. Recycle cell phones at your workplace, to protect our environment from toxic materials and benefit the work of all EarthShare's enviromental groups.

Events and activities are posted daily at www.earthshare-oregon.org or visit us on Facebook.