Team Effort - Dogwood

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Please consider a monthly gift. It's one of the best ways to show your commitment to the protection of B.C. and allows us to respond to urgent campaign issues the moment they arise.
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You will receive a coupon code for a free product from our online store with your monthly gift of $20 or more. Your code will be emailed on completion.
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Due to the hard-hitting nature of our campaigns, donations to Dogwood are not eligible for a charitable tax credit.

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Team Effort

We’ve always been supported by individual people like you more than any other funding source.

The more support we receive in small or monthly gifts, the more we can accomplish for the people who choose to give us their hard earned money.

Can you chip in $50, $100 or even $200 to help the whole team stop fossil fuel expansion in B.C.?