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From: "Mike Hamrick" <mike@arapahoedems.org>
To: chair@arapahoedems.org
Sent: Saturday, July 24, 2010 8:33:31 PM
Subject: Arapahoe Blue Flower Event
Blueflower is Blooming in Arapahoe County
2010 Elections are just around the corner. Please join BlueFlower as we present endorsement checks to SEVEN WOMEN CANDIDATES who – when elected – will represent the Citizens of Arapahoe County!
Please Join us and support Blueflower
Thursday, July 29th
At 7:00 pm
At the home of
BlueFlower Boardmember
Beth Zykan
8750 East Otero Circle
Centennial, 80112
The BlueFlower Fund helps elect Democratic, pro-choice, progressive women candidates running for state and local office in Colorado. Through the power of a Small Donor Committee, the BlueFlower Fund enhances candidate contributions by mobilizing donors across the state of Colorado. Please join us to hear more about BlueFlower's mission to transform Colorado's political landscape by building a pro-choice, progressive agenda and work with like-minded individuals to maximize contributions to select candidates. Learn more about BlueFlower Fund by visiting www.ColoradoBlueFlowerFund.org.
Kindly RSVP by July 27th to
Kendra-Sue Derby, ksderby@gmail.com,
or by calling 720-246-1753
The BlueFlower fund, a Small Donor Committee, may accept a maximum contribution of $50 per person, per year. Contributions are not tax deductible. In accordance with Article XXVIII of the State Constitution, BlueFlower only accepts contributions from US citizens, over the age of 18. BlueFlower discloses the name and address of each person who has contributed $20.00 or more to the Colorado Secretary of State as required under Colorado law.
Check Recipients Attending the event include:
State Treasurer Cary Kennedy
Melissa Hart, candidate for CU Regent-At-Large
State Rep. Su Ryden
State Rep. Nancy Todd
State Rep. Karen Middleton
Centennial City Councilwoman Rebecca McClellan, candidate for Arapahoe County Commissioner
Nancy Jackson, candidate for Arapahoe County Commissioner
Honored Guest:
Former Lt. Governor Gail Schoettler
