October 2, 1998
Mr. Bob Chaples
Community Energy Project
PO Box 12272
Portland, OR 97212
Dear Workshop Leader:
Portland Energy Office is now in the planning stages of our annual community event that reach low income families, the annual Fix-it-Fair. Our neighborhood Fix it Fair started as an energy fair to encourage families to participate in our weatherization program called Block by Block but has grown to include many partners. Once again we are looking for partners that want to offer citizens a class or workshop to help them save money and improve their neighborhood or the environment. In the past you have offered a class in Weatherization and we look forward to having you provide this valuable program again this year at our two fairs:
Whitaker Middle School Roosevelt High School
5700 NE 39th 6941 N. Central
Saturday, November 21, 1998 Saturday, January 23, 1998
9:00 am to 2:00 pm 9:00 am to 2:00 pm
The Fair will once again offer several short workshops that are about 45 minutes long and involve between 20-40 people depending upon interest. We encourage presenters to share handouts and any freebies that they may be able to give to participants and provide time for questions and comments.
Our fairs draw a lot of involvement from both the neighborhood and the entire city. We expect between 350-650 participants and do extensive marketing and outreach that will highlight the workshops we offer. Our part of this partnership is to market the Fair, provide child care and facilities and organize involvement. We ask our partners to be prepared to set up their classrooms, bring all necessary hand outs or freebies, and share in promotion through your usual channels. We look forward to working with you and hope this will be another great Fair.
Please fill out the enclosed form and return it to Jessica Yang by October 15 either by faxing it to the Energy Office at 823-5370 or sending it to our address. Feel free to call Jessica Yang at 823-7787 or Dave Tooze at 823-7582 for more information.
Sincerely,
Jessica Yang
Fair Coordinator
October 2, 1998
Ms. Judi Ranton
Portland Water Bureau
City Interoffice 106/600
Portland, OR 97204
Dear Workshop Leader:
Portland Energy Office is now in the planning stages of our annual community event that reach low income families, the annual Fix-it-Fair. Our neighborhood Fix it Fair started as an energy fair to encourage families to participate in our weatherization program called Block by Block but has grown to include many partners. Once again we are looking for partners that want to offer citizens a class or workshop to help them save money and improve their neighborhood or the environment. In the past you have offered a class in Water Conservation and we look forward to having you provide this valuable program again this year at our two fairs:
Whitaker Middle School Roosevelt High School
5700 NE 39th 6941 N. Central
Saturday, November 21, 1998 Saturday, January 23, 1998
9:00 am to 2:00 pm 9:00 am to 2:00 pm
The Fair will once again offer several short workshops that are about 45 minutes long and involve between 20-40 people depending upon interest. We encourage presenters to share handouts and any freebies that they may be able to give to participants and provide time for questions and comments.
Our fairs draw a lot of involvement from both the neighborhood and the entire city. We expect between 350-650 participants and do extensive marketing and outreach that will highlight the workshops we offer. Our part of this partnership is to market the Fair, provide child care and facilities and organize involvement. We ask our partners to be prepared to set up their classrooms, bring all necessary hand outs or freebies, and share in promotion through your usual channels. We look forward to working with you and hope this will be another great Fair.
Please fill out the enclosed form and return it to Jessica Yang by October 15 either by faxing it to the Energy Office at 823-5370 or sending it to our address. Feel free to call Jessica Yang at 823-7787 or Dave Tooze at 823-7582 for more information.
Sincerely,
Jessica Yang
Fair Coordinator
October 2, 1998
Ms. Freda Sherburne
Metro
600 NE Grand
Portland, OR 97232
Dear Workshop Leader:
Portland Energy Office is now in the planning stages of our annual community event that reach low income families, the annual Fix-it-Fair. Our neighborhood Fix it Fair started as an energy fair to encourage families to participate in our weatherization program called Block by Block but has grown to include many partners. Once again we are looking for partners that want to offer citizens a class or workshop to help them save money and improve their neighborhood or the environment. In the past you have offered a class in Composting and we look forward to having you provide this valuable program again this year at our two fairs:
Whitaker Middle School Roosevelt High School
5700 NE 39th 6941 N. Central
Saturday, November 21, 1998 Saturday, January 23, 1998
9:00 am to 2:00 pm 9:00 am to 2:00 pm
The Fair will once again offer several short workshops that are about 45 minutes long and involve between 20-40 people depending upon interest. We encourage presenters to share handouts and any freebies that they may be able to give to participants and provide time for questions and comments.
Our fairs draw a lot of involvement from both the neighborhood and the entire city. We expect between 350-650 participants and do extensive marketing and outreach that will highlight the workshops we offer. Our part of this partnership is to market the Fair, provide child care and facilities and organize involvement. We ask our partners to be prepared to set up their classrooms, bring all necessary hand outs or freebies, and share in promotion through your usual channels. We look forward to working with you and hope this will be another great Fair.
Please fill out the enclosed form and return it to Jessica Yang by October 15 either by faxing it to the Energy Office at 823-5370 or sending it to our address. Feel free to call Jessica Yang at 823-7787 or Dave Tooze at 823-7582 for more information.
Sincerely,
Jessica Yang
Fair Coordinator
October 2, 1998
Mr. Glen Andresen
Metro Natural Gardening
600 NE Grand
Portland, OR 97232
Dear Workshop Leader:
Portland Energy Office is now in the planning stages of our annual community event that reach low income families, the annual Fix-it-Fair. Our neighborhood Fix it Fair started as an energy fair to encourage families to participate in our weatherization program called Block by Block but has grown to include many partners. Once again we are looking for partners that want to offer citizens a class or workshop to help them save money and improve their neighborhood or the environment. In the past you have offered a class in Alternative to Pesticides and we look forward to having you provide this valuable program again this year at our two fairs:
Whitaker Middle School Roosevelt High School
5700 NE 39th 6941 N. Central
Saturday, November 21, 1998 Saturday, January 23, 1998
9:00 am to 2:00 pm 9:00 am to 2:00 pm
The Fair will once again offer several short workshops that are about 45 minutes long and involve between 20-40 people depending upon interest. We encourage presenters to share handouts and any freebies that they may be able to give to participants and provide time for questions and comments.
Our fairs draw a lot of involvement from both the neighborhood and the entire city. We expect between 350-650 participants and do extensive marketing and outreach that will highlight the workshops we offer. Our part of this partnership is to market the Fair, provide child care and facilities and organize involvement. We ask our partners to be prepared to set up their classrooms, bring all necessary hand outs or freebies, and share in promotion through your usual channels. We look forward to working with you and hope this will be another great Fair.
Please fill out the enclosed form and return it to Jessica Yang by October 15 either by faxing it to the Energy Office at 823-5370 or sending it to our address. Feel free to call Jessica Yang at 823-7787 or Dave Tooze at 823-7582 for more information.
Sincerely,
Jessica Yang
Fair Coordinator
October 2, 1998
Ms. Mary Rose Navarro
Urban Forestry
10910 N. Denver
Portland, OR 97217
Dear Workshop Leader:
Portland Energy Office is now in the planning stages of our annual community event that reach low income families, the annual Fix-it-Fair. Our neighborhood Fix it Fair started as an energy fair to encourage families to participate in our weatherization program called Block by Block but has grown to include many partners. Once again we are looking for partners that want to offer citizens a class or workshop to help them save money and improve their neighborhood or the environment. In recent conversations you have offered a class in Pruning and we look forward to having you provide this valuable program this year at our two fairs:
Whitaker Middle School Roosevelt High School
5700 NE 39th 6941 N. Central
Saturday, November 21, 1998 Saturday, January 23, 1998
9:00 am to 2:00 pm 9:00 am to 2:00 pm
The Fair will once again offer several short workshops that are about 45 minutes long and involve between 20-40 people depending upon interest. We encourage presenters to share handouts and any freebies that they may be able to give to participants and provide time for questions and comments.
Our fairs draw a lot of involvement from both the neighborhood and the entire city. We expect between 350-650 participants and do extensive marketing and outreach that will highlight the workshops we offer. Our part of this partnership is to market the Fair, provide child care and facilities and organize involvement. We ask our partners to be prepared to set up their classrooms, bring all necessary hand outs or freebies, and share in promotion through your usual channels. We look forward to working with you and hope this will be another great Fair.
Please fill out the enclosed form and return it to Jessica Yang by October 15 either by faxing it to the Energy Office at 823-5370 or sending it to our address. Feel free to call Jessica Yang at 823-7787 or Dave Tooze at 823-7582 for more information.
Sincerely,
Jessica Yang
Fair Coordinator
October 2, 1998
Mr. Dave Brook
OSU Extension Office
310 SW 4th Avenue
Portland, OR 97204
Dear Workshop Leader:
Portland Energy Office is now in the planning stages of our annual community event that reach low income families, the annual Fix-it-Fair. Our neighborhood Fix it Fair started as an energy fair to encourage families to participate in our weatherization program called Block by Block but has grown to include many partners. Once again we are looking for partners that want to offer citizens a class or workshop to help them save money and improve their neighborhood or the environment. In the past you have offered classes in Furnace Basics and Insulation and we look forward to having you provide this valuable program again this year at our two fairs:
Whitaker Middle School Roosevelt High School
5700 NE 39th 6941 N. Central
Saturday, November 21, 1998 Saturday, January 23, 1998
9:00 am to 2:00 pm 9:00 am to 2:00 pm
The Fair will once again offer several short workshops that are about 45 minutes long and involve between 20-40 people depending upon interest. We encourage presenters to share handouts and any freebies that they may be able to give to participants and provide time for questions and comments.
Our fairs draw a lot of involvement from both the neighborhood and the entire city. We expect between 350-650 participants and do extensive marketing and outreach that will highlight the workshops we offer. Our part of this partnership is to market the Fair, provide child care and facilities and organize involvement. We ask our partners to be prepared to set up their classrooms, bring all necessary hand outs or freebies, and share in promotion through your usual channels. We look forward to working with you and hope this will be another great Fair.
Please fill out the enclosed form and return it to Jessica Yang by October 15 either by faxing it to the Energy Office at 823-5370 or sending it to our address. Feel free to call Jessica Yang at 823-7787 or Dave Tooze at 823-7582 for more information.
Sincerely,
Jessica Yang
Fair Coordinator
October 2, 1998
Mr. Chris Johnson
CLEAR Corp
25 NE 11th, 2nd Floor
Portland, OR 97232
Dear Workshop Leader:
Portland Energy Office is now in the planning stages of our annual community event that reach low income families, the annual Fix-it-Fair. Our neighborhood Fix it Fair started as an energy fair to encourage families to participate in our weatherization program called Block by Block but has grown to include many partners. Once again we are looking for partners that want to offer citizens a class or workshop to help them save money and improve their neighborhood or the environment. In the past you have offered a class in Lead Abatement and we look forward to having you provide this valuable program again this year at our two fairs. In our conversation we said that your class could be part of Heathly Homes or BabyProofing, we are now contacting programs to provide a team for you to work with on our two fairs:
Whitaker Middle School Roosevelt High School
5700 NE 39th 6941 N. Central
Saturday, November 21, 1998 Saturday, January 23, 1998
9:00 am to 2:00 pm 9:00 am to 2:00 pm
The Fair will once again offer several short workshops that are about 45 minutes long and involve between 20-40 people depending upon interest. We encourage presenters to share handouts and any freebies that they may be able to give to participants and provide time for questions and comments.
Our fairs draw a lot of involvement from both the neighborhood and the entire city. We expect between 350-650 participants and do extensive marketing and outreach that will highlight the workshops we offer. Our part of this partnership is to market the Fair, provide child care and facilities and organize involvement. We ask our partners to be prepared to set up their classrooms, bring all necessary hand outs or freebies, and share in promotion through your usual channels. We look forward to working with you and hope this will be another great Fair.
Please fill out the enclosed form and return it to Jessica Yang by October 15 either by faxing it to the Energy Office at 823-5370 or sending it to our address. Feel free to call Jessica Yang at 823-7787 or Dave Tooze at 823-7582 for more information.
Sincerely,
Jessica Yang
Fair Coordinator
October 2, 1998
Ms. Carmen Guist
Multnomah County Field Nurses
Dear Workshop Leader:
Portland Energy Office is now in the planning stages of our annual community event that reach low income families, the annual Fix-it-Fair. Our neighborhood Fix it Fair started as an energy fair to encourage families to participate in our weatherization program called Block by Block but has grown to include many partners. Once again we are looking for partners that want to offer citizens a class or workshop to help them save money and improve their neighborhood or the environment. We hope you will offer a class on Babyproofing for Healthy Homes with the Lead Abatement contact form CLEAR Corp and we look forward to having you provide this valuable program this year at our two fairs:
Whitaker Middle School Roosevelt High School
5700 NE 39th 6941 N. Central
Saturday, November 21, 1998 Saturday, January 23, 1998
9:00 am to 2:00 pm 9:00 am to 2:00 pm
The Fair will once again offer several short workshops that are about 45 minutes long and involve between 20-40 people depending upon interest. We encourage presenters to share handouts and any freebies that they may be able to give to participants and provide time for questions and comments.
Our fairs draw a lot of involvement from both the neighborhood and the entire city. We expect between 350-650 participants and do extensive marketing and outreach that will highlight the workshops we offer. Our part of this partnership is to market the Fair, provide child care and facilities and organize involvement. We ask our partners to be prepared to set up their classrooms, bring all necessary hand outs or freebies, and share in promotion through your usual channels. We look forward to working with you and hope this will be another great Fair.
Please fill out the enclosed form and return it to Jessica Yang by October 15 either by faxing it to the Energy Office at 823-5370 or sending it to our address. Feel free to call Jessica Yang at 823-7787 or Dave Tooze at 823-7582 for more information.
Sincerely,
Jessica Yang
Fair Coordinator
October 2, 1998
Mr. Richard Melling
Portland Housing Center
1605 NE 45th Avenue
Portland, OR 97213
Dear Workshop Leader:
Portland Energy Office is now in the planning stages of our annual community event that reach low income families, the annual Fix-it-Fair. Our neighborhood Fix it Fair started as an energy fair to encourage families to participate in our weatherization program called Block by Block but has grown to include many partners. Once again we are looking for partners that want to offer citizens a class or workshop to help them save money and improve their neighborhood or the environment. We hope you will offer a class in Financing and Equity Decisions and we look forward to having you provide this valuable program this year at our two fairs:
Whitaker Middle School Roosevelt High School
5700 NE 39th 6941 N. Central
Saturday, November 21, 1998 Saturday, January 23, 1998
9:00 am to 2:00 pm 9:00 am to 2:00 pm
The Fair will once again offer several short workshops that are about 45 minutes long and involve between 20-40 people depending upon interest. We encourage presenters to share handouts and any freebies that they may be able to give to participants and provide time for questions and comments.
Our fairs draw a lot of involvement from both the neighborhood and the entire city. We expect between 350-650 participants and do extensive marketing and outreach that will highlight the workshops we offer. Our part of this partnership is to market the Fair, provide child care and facilities and organize involvement. We ask our partners to be prepared to set up their classrooms, bring all necessary hand outs or freebies, and share in promotion through your usual channels. We look forward to working with you and hope this will be another great Fair.
Please fill out the enclosed form and return it to Jessica Yang by October 15 either by faxing it to the Energy Office at 823-5370 or sending it to our address. Feel free to call Jessica Yang at 823-7787 or Dave Tooze at 823-7582 for more information.
Sincerely,
Jessica Yang
Fair Coordinator
October 2, 1998
Mr. Fred Merchant
Portland Housing Center Volunteer
Dear Workshop Leader:
Portland Energy Office is now in the planning stages of our annual community event that reach low income families, the annual Fix-it-Fair. Our neighborhood Fix it Fair started as an energy fair to encourage families to participate in our weatherization program called Block by Block but has grown to include many partners. Once again we are looking for partners that want to offer citizens a class or workshop to help them save money and improve their neighborhood or the environment. In the past you have offered a class in Home Repair Basics and we look forward to having you provide this valuable program again this year at our two fairs:
Whitaker Middle School Roosevelt High School
5700 NE 39th 6941 N. Central
Saturday, November 21, 1998 Saturday, January 23, 1998
9:00 am to 2:00 pm 9:00 am to 2:00 pm
The Fair will once again offer several short workshops that are about 45 minutes long and involve between 20-40 people depending upon interest. We encourage presenters to share handouts and any freebies that they may be able to give to participants and provide time for questions and comments.
Our fairs draw a lot of involvement from both the neighborhood and the entire city. We expect between 350-650 participants and do extensive marketing and outreach that will highlight the workshops we offer. Our part of this partnership is to market the Fair, provide child care and facilities and organize involvement. We ask our partners to be prepared to set up their classrooms, bring all necessary hand outs or freebies, and share in promotion through your usual channels. We look forward to working with you and hope this will be another great Fair.
Please fill out the enclosed form and return it to Jessica Yang by October 15 either by faxing it to the Energy Office at 823-5370 or sending it to our address. Feel free to call Jessica Yang at 823-7787 or Dave Tooze at 823-7582 for more information.
Sincerely,
Jessica Yang
Fair Coordinator
October 2, 1998
Ms. Cathy Hyzy
Northwest Earth Institute
921 SW Morrison, Ste. 532
Portland, OR 97205
Dear Workshop Leader:
Portland Energy Office is now in the planning stages of our annual community event that reach low income families, the annual Fix-it-Fair. Our neighborhood Fix it Fair started as an energy fair to encourage families to participate in our weatherization program called Block by Block but has grown to include many partners. Once again we are looking for partners that want to offer citizens a class or workshop to help them save money and improve their neighborhood or the environment. In our phone conversation you offered a class in Choices for Sustainable Living introduction and we look forward to having you provide this valuable program this year at our two fairs:
Whitaker Middle School Roosevelt High School
5700 NE 39th 6941 N. Central
Saturday, November 21, 1998 Saturday, January 23, 1998
9:00 am to 2:00 pm 9:00 am to 2:00 pm
The Fair will once again offer several short workshops that are about 45 minutes long and involve between 20-40 people depending upon interest. We encourage presenters to share handouts and any freebies that they may be able to give to participants and provide time for questions and comments.
Our fairs draw a lot of involvement from both the neighborhood and the entire city. We expect between 350-650 participants and do extensive marketing and outreach that will highlight the workshops we offer. Our part of this partnership is to market the Fair, provide child care and facilities and organize involvement. We ask our partners to be prepared to set up their classrooms, bring all necessary hand outs or freebies, and share in promotion through your usual channels. We look forward to working with you and hope this will be another great Fair.
Please fill out the enclosed form and return it to Jessica Yang by October 15 either by faxing it to the Energy Office at 823-5370 or sending it to our address. Feel free to call Jessica Yang at 823-7787 or Dave Tooze at 823-7582 for more information.
Sincerely,
Jessica Yang
Fair Coordinator
October 2, 1998
Ms. Terri Spaeth-Merrick
Bike Gallery
5329 NE Sandy
Portland, OR 97213
Dear Workshop Leader:
Portland Energy Office is now in the planning stages of our annual community event that reach low income families, the annual Fix-it-Fair. Our neighborhood Fix it Fair started as an energy fair to encourage families to participate in our weatherization program called Block by Block but has grown to include many partners. Once again we are looking for partners that want to offer citizens a class or workshop to help them save money and improve their neighborhood or the environment. In the past you have offered a class in Weatherization and we look forward to having you provide this valuable program again this year at our two fairs:
Whitaker Middle School Roosevelt High School
5700 NE 39th 6941 N. Central
Saturday, November 21, 1998 Saturday, January 23, 1998
9:00 am to 2:00 pm 9:00 am to 2:00 pm
The Fair will once again offer several short workshops that are about 45 minutes long and involve between 20-40 people depending upon interest. We encourage presenters to share handouts and any freebies that they may be able to give to participants and provide time for questions and comments.
Our fairs draw a lot of involvement from both the neighborhood and the entire city. We expect between 350-650 participants and do extensive marketing and outreach that will highlight the workshops we offer. Our part of this partnership is to market the Fair, provide child care and facilities and organize involvement. We ask our partners to be prepared to set up their classrooms, bring all necessary hand outs or freebies, and share in promotion through your usual channels. We look forward to working with you and hope this will be another great Fair.
Please fill out the enclosed form and return it to Jessica Yang by October 15 either by faxing it to the Energy Office at 823-5370 or sending it to our address. Feel free to call Jessica Yang at 823-7787 or Dave Tooze at 823-7582 for more information.
Sincerely,
Jessica Yang
Fair Coordinator
October 2, 1998
Ms. Evelyn Brenes
Northeast Coalition of Neighborhoods
4815 NE 7th
Portland, OR 97211
Dear Workshop Leader:
Portland Energy Office is now in the planning stages of our annual community event that reach low income families, the annual Fix-it-Fair. Our neighborhood Fix it Fair started as an energy fair to encourage families to participate in our weatherization program called Block by Block but has grown to include many partners. Once again we are looking for partners that want to offer citizens a class or workshop to help them save money and improve their neighborhood or the environment. In the past you have mentioned offering a class or two in Crime Prevention and we look forward to having you provide this valuable program this year at our two fairs:
Whitaker Middle School Roosevelt High School
5700 NE 39th 6941 N. Central
Saturday, November 21, 1998 Saturday, January 23, 1998
9:00 am to 2:00 pm 9:00 am to 2:00 pm
The Fair will once again offer several short workshops that are about 45 minutes long and involve between 20-40 people depending upon interest. We encourage presenters to share handouts and any freebies that they may be able to give to participants and provide time for questions and comments.
Our fairs draw a lot of involvement from both the neighborhood and the entire city. We expect between 350-650 participants and do extensive marketing and outreach that will highlight the workshops we offer. Our part of this partnership is to market the Fair, provide child care and facilities and organize involvement. We ask our partners to be prepared to set up their classrooms, bring all necessary hand outs or freebies, and share in promotion through your usual channels. We look forward to working with you and hope this will be another great Fair.
Please fill out the enclosed form and return it to Jessica Yang by October 15 either by faxing it to the Energy Office at 823-5370 or sending it to our address. Feel free to call Jessica Yang at 823-7787 or Dave Tooze at 823-7582 for more information.
Sincerely,
Jessica Yang
Fair Coordinator