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This year has proved challenging in ways that we could have never predicted—and that holds for climate action too. INTEGRITY As you flip through these pages, you will see the story of progress made, great work accomplished despite headwinds and uncertain outcomes. That we face many urgent crises at once can feel daunting. But it is also an opportunity to take them on together. As we invest in a clean and just recovery to build back better, we need to address long-term systemic racism and to protect public health, if we are to have a stable climate and a clean energy economy that works for everyone, not just a few. we’re all in this together

This is an inflection point—this can be our moment to create the change we need and come togeth- erINTEGRITY for a brighter future. It will take stick-to-itiveness, tenacity and perseverance. We do have forward momentum; and anchored in our values, we have much to do in these hard times. inflection Stay safe. Thank you for your point: support and continued investment a moment in and with Climate Solutions. It’s when significant good to be in this together. change occurs or may occur Gregg Small Executive Director WE MADE PROGRESS ON CLEAN TRANSPORTATION

Leah Missik and Stephanie Noren (Climate Solutions) and Kelsey Hamlin (Sierra Club) with one of King County’s zero-emissions EV buses WE MADE PROGRESS ON OUR TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM IS A CRUCIAL CLEAN TRANSPORTATION PART OF EVERYONE’S LIFE, YET VEHICLE FUELS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR NEARLY HALF OF THE AIR POLLUTION THAT HARMS OUR HEALTH AND OUR CLIMATE. THIS YEAR WE SAW BOTH FORWARD MOMENTUM AND FRUSTRATING SETBACKS. DESPITE OUR INITIAL HOPES, BOTH AND OREGON LEGISLATURES FAILED TO MAKE PROGRESS ON CLIMATE.

Environmental Priorities Coalition lobby day at the Washington State Capitol, Jan. 30, 2020 Victoria Paykar (Climate Solutions) at the Oregon State Capitol IN WASHINGTON, WE HELPED PASS A ZERO- EMISSIONS VEHICLE MANDATE, TIGHTER RULES AROUND GAS PIPELINES, AND TOUGHER POLUTION LIMITS. BUT LAWMAKERS FAILED TO ENACT A CLEAN FUELS STANDARD—A TOP CLIMATE PRIORITY.

Washington State Representative , Kelly Hall (Climate Solutions) and Kelsey Mesher (Transportation Choices Coalition) IN OREGON, LEGISLATIVE OPPONENTS OF CLIMATE ACTION STAGED A WALKOUT, BLOCKING COMMUNITY PRIORITIES INCLUDING THE CLEAN ENERGY JOBS ACT WE WORKED HARD TO SUPPORT. In 1997, I worked in the US EPA’s Policy office during the Kyoto Protocol climate negotiations. I have now worked over half my life on climate change—the biggest social justice issue of our lifetimes. I feel hope about climate action, even on the days where I question my resolve. INTEGRITY After the People’s Climate March in New Savitha Reddy Pathi, York City in 2014, I received a white rock Deputy Director at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine and it now sits on my living room mantle. It’s a reminder of my ground- ed commitment to this work, of how much has happened and how much more needs to happen—an ever-present symbol for needed action. In honor of my family who live in my birthplace of India, and my young nieces who live close by, I am going to do whatever I can to stop the climate crisis from getting worse. We are making progress—but we need to move much faster to take on the fossil fuel industry. It really is “the fierce urgency of now.” Thank YOU for supporting Climate Solutions. THE FIERCE URGENCY OF NOW INTEGRITY

Savitha Reddy Pathi (Climate Solutions) with Alberto Rodriguez and Lylianna Allala ( Office of Sustainability and Environment) we know we must act

Climate advocates carry a constant dissonant reality. We know the daunting challenge, but we know we must act. For our casually con- cerned friends, we avoid despondent paralysis INTEGRITY by emphasizing progress and individual ac- tions. Folks in the thick of it, like the Climate Solutions team, know it will take all that and much, much more—requiring the perseverance to drive huge systemic change. I don’t really Tim Miller President, Board know how they do it, but for me it’s about four of Directors driving factors:

On top of that is the joy of working beside like-minded, big-hearted people, fighting against long odds, aligning with new partners, and looking out for those who will be impacted first and worst. we know we must act

The problems are obvious—roads choked with cars and trucks, McMansions barely occupied, influential polluters… INTEGRITYThe solutions are working—renewable power, electric vehicles, clean buildings, policy coalitions… The opposition is active—funding confusion, denial, fear and power all the way into our Supreme Court… and The imperative is clear—where failure means unspeak- able consequences at home and around the world. Each is a powerful motivator. Combined, they are a potent fossil-free fuel for action. On top of that is the joy of working beside like-minded, big-hearted people, fighting against long odds, aligning with new partners, and looking out for those who will be impacted first and worst. That keeps me going. AFTER THE OREGON LEGISLATURE FAILED TO ACT, WE THEN WORKED WITH GOVERNOR KATE BROWN TO SECURE A SWEEPING EXECUTIVE ORDER, ADVANCING OUR CLIMATE GOALS. INTEGRITY

Oregon climate change: Governor signs executive order to reduce greenhouse gas emissions March 10, 2020 The Oregonian, AND WE CONTINUED TO BUILD STRONG POLITICAL ACCOUNTABILTY ACROSS THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST, LOOKING INTEGRITYAHEAD TO 2021. Wildfire smoke brings

clarityIMAGE on OF EDITORIAL climate FROM VLAD ABOUT WANTING Oregon climate change: Governor CLIMATE ACTION By Amy Markezich and Vlad Gutman-Britten signs executive order to reduce (Washington Director, Climate Solutions) The Seattle Times, greenhouse gas emissions March 10, 2020 September 25, 2020 The Oregonian, WE DUG INTO NEW RESEARCH INTO WHAT IT TAKES TO ACCOMPLISH OUR GOALS TO CUT POLLUTION FROM MAJOR SECTORS OF OUR ECONOMY.

The BIG ISSUE Transforming Our ALL ELECTRIC BUILDINGS ARE GOOD FOR OUR Transportation CLIMATE, OUR HEALTH, AND OUR SAFETY. climate solutions In Washington State, emissions from buildings are growing at a faster rate than any other source of carbon pollution, with this increase largely attributable to the use of accelerating the transition fossil gas in homes and buildings. to our clean energy future

only a significant contributor to climate Combusting change, fossilbut also gas poses in homes significant and buildings health risksis not SCENARIOS FOR WA & OR for our communities, children, and other vulnerable populations. Many cities are increasingly looking at ensuring all new buildings are electric as a key cost-effective pathway for achieving their local or state greenhouse emissions goals. Electrifying buildings is critical to addressing climate change, but it is also achievable, affordable, safe, and creates a more resilient energy system.

Electrifying buildings is a key component of the most cost-effective pathway to achieving deep greenhouse gas emissions reductions.

According to Washington’s Deep Decarbonization Pathway Study, the lowest cost pathway for achieving 80% carbon reductions economy-wide by 2050 relies on electrifying our buildings, reducing the residential sector’s use of gas by 85%. A continued reliance on gas to achieve deep reductions was much more costly. These findings align with the Clean Energy Transition Institute’s Pathways to a Clean Energy Future for the Northwest study, which

also found that electrifying buildings is substantially more cost- effective than a limited electrification pathway

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1 AND WE KEPT ORGANIZING FOR POSITIVE CHANGE.

below: clean is closer than you think—one of our most popular social media above: Ryan Mello posts last year was a (Pierce County Council, Ford F-150 electric pickup formerly Tacoma City pulling a train! Council), Tony Ivey (WEC), Kimberly Larson (Climate Solutions), and Chris Beale (Tacoma City Council) after testifying before the Puget Sound Clean Air Agencyon a regional clean fuels rule.

ALL ELECTRIC BUILDINGS ARE GOOD FOR OUR CLIMATE, OUR HEALTH, AND OUR SAFETY.

In Washington State, emissions from buildings are growing at a faster rate than any other source of carbon pollution, with this increase largely attributable to the use of fossil gas in homes and buildings. only a significant contributor to climate Combusting change, fossilbut also gas poses in homes significant and buildings health risksis not for our communities, children, and other vulnerable populations.

Many cities are increasingly looking at ensuring all new buildings are electric as a key cost-effective pathway for achieving their local or state greenhouse emissions goals. Electrifying buildings is critical to addressing climate change, but it is also achievable, affordable, safe, and creates a more resilient energy system.

Electrifying buildings is a key component of the most cost-effective pathway to achieving deep greenhouse gas emissions reductions.

According to Washington’s Deep Decarbonization Pathway Study, the lowest cost pathway for achieving 80% carbon reductions economy-wide by 2050 relies on electrifying our buildings, reducing the residential sector’s use of gas by 85%. A continued reliance on gas to achieve deep reductions was much more costly. These findings align with the Clean Energy Transition Institute’s Pathways to a Clean Energy Future for the Northwest study, which also found that electrifying buildings is substantially more cost- effective than a limited electrification pathway

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1 WE DEVELOPED NEW PARTNERSHIPS AND LEARNED NEW WAYS OF WORKING TOGETHER TO ADVANCE OUR SHARED VISION. INTEGRITY

Climate Solutions staff with members of our families. Top row: Vlad Gutman-Britten, Jonathan Lawson, Stephanie Noren, Leah Missik, Dave Van’t Hof. Second row: Owen Atkins, Conner Sharpe, Kelly Hall, Kara Harvin, Dave Stevens. Third Row: Ariana Ylvisaker, Victoria Paykar, Jonathan Gates, Ben Jones, Gregg Small. Fourth row: Savitha Reddy Pathi, Teresa Myers, Meredith Connolly, Joëlle Robinson, Kimberly Larson. MESSAGE FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Two years ago, we as well as launched a new jarring re- vision for the North- minders of west: to become the first the intense INTEGRITYregion in the nation to obstacles power facing us. itself with 100% clean energy. We are excited We have made a lot of by that north star, and progress. In Washington, we’re not alone—we’ve this year’s legislature led seen a wave of enthusi- the country in climate asm across Washington action, passing a suite of and Oregon for turning transformative climate the vision into reality. bills including a commit- ment to a 100% clean The past 18 months on electricity transition and this journey have result- progress toward cleaner ed in historic victories and more efficient build-

Gregg Small Climate Solutions staff with members of our families. Top row: Vlad Gutman-Britten, Jonathan Lawson, StephanieExecutive Noren, Leah Director Missik, Dave Van’t Hof. Second row: Owen Atkins, Conner Sharpe, Kelly Hall, Kara Harvin, Dave Stevens. Third Row: Ariana Ylvisaker, Victoria Paykar, Jonathan Gates, Ben Jones, Gregg Small. Fourth row: Savitha Reddy Pathi, Teresa Myers, Meredith Connolly, Joëlle Robinson, Kimberly Larson. PERSEVERENCE WE ARE COMMITTED TO ACHIEVING OUR GOALS, NOT ONLY FOR OURSELVES BUT FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS. THE STRUGGLE MAY BE A LONG ONE, AND OUR STRENGTH WILL EMERGE FROM OUR COURAGE, OUR RESOLVE, OUR PATIENCE, OUR SOLIDARITY, OUR HUMOR, AND OUR RESOURCEFULNESS.

Youth Climate Strike, Seattle, Sept 20, 2019 PERSEVERENCE WE ARE COMMITTED TO ACHIEVING OUR GOALS, NOT ONLY FOR OURSELVES BUT FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS. THE STRUGGLE MAY BE A LONG ONE, AND OUR STRENGTH WILL EMERGE FROM OUR COURAGE, OUR RESOLVE, OUR PATIENCE, OUR SOLIDARITY, OUR HUMOR, AND OUR RESOURCEFULNESS. Climate change is not a faraway problem that no one can fix. We have so many solutions already... And as solutions grow, they will generate broader engagement. People will see the change and recognize that a low- carbon future is actually good for us. We should want it and we should run toward it like our children's lives depend on it— because they do. —Gina McCarthy, former EPA Administrator, President/CEO of the NRDC Sources of revenue (FY 2019) financials

sources of revenue (FY 2019)

Individual Gifts $2,127,410 (60.5%) Foundations $1,044,985 (29.7%) Corporate & Sponsorships $263,413 (7.5%) Event Registrations $72,174 (2.1%) Interest & Other Allocation$9,434 of (0.2%)program funds (FY 2019) Total income - $3,517,416

allocation of program funds (FY 2019)

Program Services $2,437,187 (72.5%) Administration $401,711 (12%) Fundraising $520,589 (15.5%) Total expenses - $3,359,487

net assets Change in Net Assets $157,929

The financial statements of Climate Solutions Net Assets at the Beginning of 2019 $1,279,915 ACCREDITED as of December 31, 2019 were audited by the independent certified account firm, Jones Net Assets at the End of 2019 BUSINESS & Associates, LLC. The above are financial ® highlights. The audited financial statements are $1,437,844 available on our website and by request to info@ climatesolutions.org. Climate Solutions staff* Gregg Small, Executive Director; Savitha Reddy Pathi, Deputy Director; Owen Atkins, Grants Manager; Zach Baker, Oregon Policy Manager; Meredith Connolly, Oregon Director; Brian Emanuels, Local Advocacy Fellow; Jonathan Gates, Oregon Communications and Engagement Manager; Vlad Gutman- INTEGRITY Britten, Washington Director; Kelly Hall, Senior Policy Manager; Kara Harvin, Finance and Development Associate; Ben Jones, Washington Field Organizer; Kimberly Larson, Director of Communications and Engagement; Jonathan Lawson, Digital Communications Manager; Leah Missik, Washington Transportation Policy Manager; Teresa Myers, Events Director; Stephanie Noren, Washington Communications Manager; Victoria Paykar, Oregon Transportation Manager; Joëlle Robinson, Field Director; Shannon Sedgwick, Finance Manager; Conner-Bennett Sharpe, Operations Director; Deepa Sivarajan, Washington Policy Manager; Dave Stevens, Information Technology Manager; Jacqui Trillo, Database Associate; David Van’t Hof, Senior Fellow; Ariana Ylvisaker, Database and Engagement Systems Manager.

* as of fall 2020 Climate Solutions board*

Tim Miller, President; Steve Sundquist, Vice President; Gaurab Bansal, Secretary; Marc Daudon, Treasurer; Ash Awad; Nitin Baliga; Annika Berman; Jackie Dingfelder; Ingrid Fish; Lavinia Gordon; Courtney Gregoire; Deborah Jensen; Phil Jones; Kathy INTEGRITYWashienko (former board members active in 2019: Dave Bricklin, Sally DeSipio, Camille Elmore-Trummer, Ross Macfarlane, and Daniel Weise). gratitude

Climate Solutions’ board and staff would like to express our deep gratitude for the continued commitment and support from the following individuals, foundations, corporations, and organizations whose gifts given between January 1 & December 31, 2019 made our work possible. Our Giving Circles Members of our Giving Circles and the 350 Club receive special communications and invitations to exclusive events. More information on our Giving Circles and donating can be found at climatesolutions.org/donate

CLIMATE HAWKS CLIMATE CHAMPIONS $100,000+ $25,000-$49,999 Anonymous (1) Anonymous (1) Craig McKibben & Sarah Merner Benevity Causes, donor advised Oregon Community Foundation, donor advised The Conru Foundation Portland Energy Conservation, Inc (PECI) Nick & Leslie Hanauer Satterberg Foundation Ned & Sis Hayes Family Fund Seattle Foundation, donor advised Peach Foundation Stolte Family Foundation Schwab Charitable Fund, donor advised Treeline Foundation Seattle Foundation Wyncote Foundation Northwest Washington Environmental Council*

CLIMATE HEROES CLIMATE PROTECTORS $50,000-$99,999 $10,000-$24,999 Anonymous (1) Lisa Adatto Andrew B Morgan & Liza L Morgan Asean Corporation (Stalkmarket) Charitable Account Audi of America, Inc Jabe Blumenthal & Julie Edsforth Tom & Sonya Campion Compton Foundation Linda & David Cornfield Energy Foundation David Cosman Mary Pigott Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund, donor advised Renew Oregon* Karen Fries Bill & Julie Young Katharyn A Gerlich Horizons Foundation Martha Kongsgaard & Peter Goldman *Received from partner organizations as portion of larger campaign funding. Latino Community Fund* Spokane Public Facilities District CenturyLink Martin-Fabert Foundation Amy Theobald & Cara Beth Lee Carolyn & Roy Chapel Metro Oregon Vanguard Charitable, donor Charities Aid Foundation of RealNetworks Foundation advised America, donor advised Steve & Liann Sundquist Vulcan Inc. 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