Housing and Development Newsletter
“Ensure everyone is cared for. Get to know neighbors and be a lifeline.” Our neighborhood’s group emails were essential in keeping us all safe and accounted for in the Tea and Jesusita fires. Now we’ve reactivated to support our neighbors who are isolated or working in health care.
“Donate surplus food. Encourage local restaurants and grocery stores to donate their excess to help people in need.” A corollary is the ugly food movement, encouraging us to prefer freshness and organic to perfectly-shaped food.
“Switch to an affordable electric vehicle. Kick the gasoline habit there’s an EV for every budget and lifestyle with options starting as low as $5,000.” You can get a double-whammy with this one when combined with #4 Go Solar. Then you’ll have a solar-powered car, like our daughter.
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