Public Advocate Bill de Blasio

Councilman Brad Lander and Councilman Steve

Levin
Bernette Carway-Spruiell  Peter Colavito and Deirdre
Schifeling
Mary Cooley  Norm Fruchter  Margaret Kelley  Bradley
H. Kerr Steven Levine  Robert Master  Ellen Meyers 
Michael Rabinowitz
Paul Sonn  Daniel Tietz  Bob Zuckerman
(Host Committee in formation)

Invite you to attend an evening in support of

New York Communities for
Change

Hosted by Dorothy Siegel

at her home, 230 Clinton Street
Between Pacific Street and Amity Street
(Bergen Street F, G or Court Street R, M, 2, 3, 4 and 5)

Thursday, February 25th, 2010

6:30 – 8:00 pm

Please join us for a presentation and discussion on New York

Communities for Change, an independent coalition of
community organizations dedicated to protecting the rights of
all New Yorkers, improving our neighborhoods and organizing
for social justice. New York Communities for Change is a newly
created local and independent organization dedicated to continuing
the great work accomplished in our neighborhoods by the former
 ACORN affiliates of New Yoek.

Suggested Contributions:
Leader $1,000 • Sponsor $500 • Friend $250 • Supporter
$100 • Guest $40

RSVP: Emily (646) 530 – 4568 or emilydemery@gmail.com

 Please make checks payable to
New York Communities for Change
and mail to: 2-4 Nevins Street, 2nd Floor • Brooklyn, NY 11217
Phone: 718-246-7900 • Fax: 718-246-7939

 Yes! I/We will join you for the event supporting New
York Communities for Change.
Please reserve seats.

 No, I’m unable to attend, but I will make a contribution

to New York Communities for Change.

Enclosed is my contribution of:

 Champion $5,000  Leader $1,000  Sponsor $500

 Friend $250  Supporter $100  Other $

With thanks for your support, contributions above $100 include

an annual membership to New York Communities for Change.

Name(s):

Address:

City: State: Zip Code:

Phone(s):

Email:

Contributions to New York Communities for Change are not tax

deductible.

If you require, tax-deductible contributions can be made to our 501(c)3

partner organization: New York Agency for Community Affairs.