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What does it mean to be a member of the Clean Air Council?
When you become a member of the Council you are joining an organization 8,000 members strong fighting for everyone's right to breathe clean air, and changing the way policy makers, government leaders, and citizens think about the environment. JOIN TODAY!
Membership Levels
- $500 Patron
- $365 Earth Day Sponsor (A Dollar a Day for the Environment)
- $250 Sponsor
- $100 Friend
- $60 Household
- $40 Student/Individual
Member Benefits
- Fresh Air, the Council's Quarterly Newsletter
- Expert advice on air pollution problems in your home, neighborhood, or workplace
- Fact sheets, newsletters, and brochures upon request
- Invitations to special events and a free pass to the Council's annual 5K Run for Clean Air
- Speakers for your school, club, organization, or workplace
- Email updates on clean air issus that matter most
If you have any comments, questions, or suggestions, feel free to contact us by phone or email at 215.567.4004 ext 107 or ncarmel@cleanair.org.
5K Run for Clean Air
Over the past three decades, The 5K Run for Clean Air has grown into Philadelphia’s largest Earth Day Celebration, a certified green run, and much more. Located on the beautiful banks of the Schuylkill River in Philadelphia, the 5K Run for Clean Air is a community effort to decrease the air pollution that triggers asthma and other respiratory problems in our families, as well as support programs that reduce waste in favor of increased recycling and composting and slow down global warming.
The 5K Run for Clean Air is Philadelphia’s premier green run, an environmentally responsible event certified by Athlete’s For a Fit Planet. Last year the Council implemented a series of sustainable practices so that participants could enjoy a sense of accomplishment, not only from finishing, but from being environmentally conscious– something no other run in the area offers. Paperless registration eliminated the printing and mailing of over 25,000 Run brochures. Runners were urged to take public transportation, walk, or bike (bicycle valet provided!). All of the Run’s trash was either composted or recycled!
