Fundraiser for Sequalitchew Creek moved to Oct 8

Friends,

Our September 17th fundraiser has been postponed. After a series of discussions, the Hive Market determined that they do not share our values of environmental protection, leading us with a need for a new venue and more time to plan.

We have postponed our fundraiser to October 8th, with a new venue at the Dupont Community Center. You can RSVP for the event here. We will need your support to make this event a success.

Earlier this year we set out with a bold objective- to reject the Dupont Hearing Examiner’s decision to allow the illegal draining of the Vashon aquifer in Dupont, affecting wetlands in a 4-mile radius including Sequalitchew Creek. With the incredible generosity of our community, we have raised enough funds to file the appeal and sustain the first half of our legal fees, but the fight is not over. With our court schedule set through the remainder of the year, we’ve recieved unexpected increases in our legal fees, and project that we will need to double our fundraising goal.

Can you make a contribution today to help us carry on our fight?

Here’s how you can help:

Donate or share our GoFundMe. Social media shares have been our single biggest source of donations. Sharing the fundraiser can make an enormous difference. Copy and paste text is available at the bottom of the email.

Link: https://gofund.me/6558653ad

Come to our fundraiser — NEW DATE: October 8, 6–8 p.m. at the Dupont Community Center. Bring your friends and neighbors, learn about Sequalitchew’s history and ecological importance, and connect with others working to protect this extraordinary place.

RSVP Here: https://actionnetwork.org/events/save-sequalitchew-fundraiser?source=direct_link&

COPY & SHARE SOCIAL MEDIA POST:

CalPortland proposes an apparently unprecedented operation in Washington: intentionally lowering an aquifer to mine the saturated gravel beneath it. The aquifer feeds the wetlands and groundwater that sustain Sequalitchew Creek and its lush ravine ecosystem.

The mine expansion would also clear roughly 180 acres of forest and eliminate one of DuPont’s last large undeveloped green spaces.

Help us protect Sequalitchew:

DONATE OR SHARE: https://gofund.me/6558653ad
COME TO THE FUNDRAISER: October 8, 6–8 p.m. — The Dupont Community Center


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