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 Saturday: Join Cyclists For Siegel
On Saturday, meet Norman Siegel and join him on a leisurely, fun bike ride beginning at Washington Square Park and ending at a party at West 22nd Street in Chelsea. Special guest Ed Hamilton (author of the book titled "Legends of the Chelsea Hotel") and other civil rights, environmental and bicycle activists will join Norman for good music, good food and lively conversation. Details below.
Come celebrate Norman, a true champion of the bicycling community!
CYCLISTS FOR SIEGEL BIKE RIDE
Saturday, May 2nd, 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Meet at Washington Square Park (under the arch)
GETTING DOWN(TOWN) WITH NORMAN AFTER-PARTY
Benefit for Norman Siegel's campaign for Public Advocate
Saturday, May 2nd, 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
203 West 22nd Street at the home of Ellen Levin.
Contributions Requested.
Cinco de Mayo Celebration
Join us on Tuesday, May 5th for our Cinco de Mayo event with Norman! There will be special Mariachi music for the occasion at this lovely Upper West Side home. Please call 212.448.6271 for details and to RSVP.
Norman needs your help! With the next Campaign Finance Board filing coming up less than two weeks away on May 11, we are hoping to reach our goal of raising an additional $20,000 in contributions.
Can you show your support for Norman with a donation of $20, $30, or $75 - or whatever you can afford - and help us reach our goal? Click here to donate now.
To win the fight to be the next NYC Public Advocate, we must raise the funds to be competitive with the other candidates. The first $175 donated by each New York City resident is matched 6 to 1 by the New York City Campaign Finance Board matching program. This means that your $175 contribution is actually worth $1,225 to us after the magic of matching!
Please consider contributing online at our website www.normansiegel.com by Visa or MasterCard or downloading a contribution form and mailing it with your check payable to "New Yorkers for Norman Siegel" to the address below so that it is received by May 11, 2009.
Thanks again for your support.
Sincerely,
The New Yorkers for Norman Siegel Team
New Yorkers for Norman Siegel
260 Madison Avenue, 18th floor
New York, NY 10016
212.448.6271
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