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Colorado Environmental Coalition (CEC) is strengthening Colorado's conservation community by helping groups improve their technology, sharing of information and providing resources to a network of organizations across the state.

Submit the form below to become a coalition partner today!

Group Name

Web Site
Primary Contact Name
Primary Contact E-mail Address
Mailing Address
Street

City

State

ZIP
Organizational Budget

 

Notes
 
 

After you've completed the form, we will be in touch with your organization about payment. Contact Matthew Null at our Denver office (303) 405-6717 or matthew@cecenviro.org to find out more about services, scheduling and availability.

What other organizations are saying about CEC:

"Our membership in Colorado Environmental Coalition was the best decision we've made this year. As a small environmental nonprofit organization, we rely upon the expertise that is offered by being a member of the Coalition. When we moved into our new office, CEC staff helped set up our computer and data storage systems, making our work even more effective. This is easily our most valuable partnership" 
- Glenn Fee, Bluff Lake Nature Center

» Check out a list of current coalition partners

Support CEC's efforts to build the effectiveness and strength of Colorado's conservation community by becoming a Coalition Partner. Annual dues range from $50 to $200, on a sliding scale based on an organization's budget. These funds help offset the expense of Coalition services. If your organization is unable to pay annual dues, there is a special option to receive a free membership in exchange for two "actions", e.g., submitting comments to land managers or mailing an action alert to your membership. In return, Coalition Partners pay discounted price to all Coalition conferences and events, and are offered the following services:

Lobbyist access
  • Since 2004, CEC has hosted an environmental community lobbyist to advocate at the State Legislature for protecting Colorado's environment.
Technology support*
  • Assistance in upgrading technological capabilities for Internet access, office networking and organizational databases
  • Free use of digital projectors, most frequently used for power point presentations
  • Free training and use of digital camcorders, video editing and media duplication equipment
  • Free use of podium and public address and audio equipment (in Denver metro area)
  • Help-desk style troubleshooting of computers and other technological problems
  • Enhancement of communication and information sharing technology
  • Web site development and/or consulting
Grassroots organizing resources and support
  • Coordination and distribution of a CEC calendar of events
  • Help with citizen action and public participation on local Colorado fights, such as citizen turnout for events, public hearings, and phone banks*
  • Access to statewide media list with contacts and a blast fax service for press releases and advisories
  • Participation in statewide action alert listservs that send e-mail alerts to activists interested in taking action to protect Colorado's environment
Publicity
  • Space in CEC's quarterly newsletter, "Colorado Environmental Report," which is sent to more than 4,000 people statewide
  • Space in CEC's regular online newsletters which are sent to over 4,100 people statewide.
  • Opportunity to participate in and co-host public events such as voter education forums and receptions.
Training*
  • Fundraising and membership consulting
  • Ebase/database training
  • Grassroots organizing training
  • Media and public speaking training

*These services are available to current dues paying coalition members. Please renew today to enjoy all of the benefits a membership with CEC has to offer.

Contact Matthew Null at our Denver office at 1536 Wynkoop St. #5C Denver, CO 80202, (303) 405-6717 or matthew@cecenviro.org to find out more about services, scheduling and availability.

Colorado Environmental Coalition (CEC) is strengthening Colorado's conservation community by helping groups improve their technology, sharing of information and providing resources to a network of organizations across the state.

Submit the form below to become a coalition partner today!

Group Name

Web Site
Primary Contact Name
Primary Contact E-mail Address
Mailing Address
Street

City

State

ZIP
Organizational Budget

 

Notes
 
 

After you've completed the form, we will be in touch with your organization about payment. Contact Matthew Null at our Denver office (303) 405-6717 or matthew@cecenviro.org to find out more about services, scheduling and availability.

What other organizations are saying about CEC:

"Our membership in Colorado Environmental Coalition was the best decision we've made this year. As a small environmental nonprofit organization, we rely upon the expertise that is offered by being a member of the Coalition. When we moved into our new office, CEC staff helped set up our computer and data storage systems, making our work even more effective. This is easily our most valuable partnership" 
- Glenn Fee, Bluff Lake Nature Center

» Check out a list of current coalition partners

Support CEC's efforts to build the effectiveness and strength of Colorado's conservation community by becoming a Coalition Partner. Annual dues range from $50 to $200, on a sliding scale based on an organization's budget. These funds help offset the expense of Coalition services. If your organization is unable to pay annual dues, there is a special option to receive a free membership in exchange for two "actions", e.g., submitting comments to land managers or mailing an action alert to your membership. In return, Coalition Partners pay discounted price to all Coalition conferences and events, and are offered the following services:

Lobbyist access
  • Since 2004, CEC has hosted an environmental community lobbyist to advocate at the State Legislature for protecting Colorado's environment.
Technology support*
  • Assistance in upgrading technological capabilities for Internet access, office networking and organizational databases
  • Free use of digital projectors, most frequently used for power point presentations
  • Free training and use of digital camcorders, video editing and media duplication equipment
  • Free use of podium and public address and audio equipment (in Denver metro area)
  • Help-desk style troubleshooting of computers and other technological problems
  • Enhancement of communication and information sharing technology
  • Web site development and/or consulting
Grassroots organizing resources and support
  • Coordination and distribution of a CEC calendar of events
  • Help with citizen action and public participation on local Colorado fights, such as citizen turnout for events, public hearings, and phone banks*
  • Access to statewide media list with contacts and a blast fax service for press releases and advisories
  • Participation in statewide action alert listservs that send e-mail alerts to activists interested in taking action to protect Colorado's environment
Publicity
  • Space in CEC's quarterly newsletter, "Colorado Environmental Report," which is sent to more than 4,000 people statewide
  • Space in CEC's regular online newsletters which are sent to over 4,100 people statewide.
  • Opportunity to participate in and co-host public events such as voter education forums and receptions.
Training*
  • Fundraising and membership consulting
  • Ebase/database training
  • Grassroots organizing training
  • Media and public speaking training

*These services are available to current dues paying coalition members. Please renew today to enjoy all of the benefits a membership with CEC has to offer.

Contact Matthew Null at our Denver office at 1536 Wynkoop St. #5C Denver, CO 80202, (303) 405-6717 or matthew@cecenviro.org to find out more about services, scheduling and availability.

Last Modified: 06/15/09

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