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- Our Work90%of Californians live with air that threatens their health.
- Learn more9000Californians die prematurely each year because of air pollution.
- Get Involvedof the most air
polluted U.S. cities
are in California.7/10 - News Deskyears of your life may be lost due to living with unhealthy air.1-3
- About Usbillion are spent each year in California because of air pollution.$28
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Be a part of the Coalition that works for all Californians' right to breathe clean and healthy air!
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Coalition for Clean Air
800 Wilshire Blvd.
Suite 1010
Los Angeles, CA 90017
(213) 223-6860
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Want to join us in the fight against air pollution? When you
donate to CCA, you become a member of California’s
foremost air advocacy organization. Make a one-time or
recurring donation, and receive event discounts and our
donor newsletter. New members receive a special gift!
donate to CCA, you become a member of California’s
foremost air advocacy organization. Make a one-time or
recurring donation, and receive event discounts and our
donor newsletter. New members receive a special gift!
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Events
Attending or sponsoring one of our signature events is a great way to show your support for the clean air cause. See below for upcoming events, ticket prices and sponsorship opportunities.
Check out our Upcoming CCA Events
Workplace giving
Want to double or even triple your support? Workplace giving programs empower employees to give to the charity of their choice, often through automatic payroll deductions. Many employers even match individual gifts, doubling or tripling your impact with every contribution.
In-kind donations
CCA welcomes in-kind gifts—such as printing, media or catering—for our programs and events. These budget-relieving donations help ensure our money is spent where it is needed most.
Stock gifts
Giving stock that has been held more than a year allows you to avoid paying capital gains tax. Furthermore, you can claim a charitable income-tax deduction for the stock’s fair market value on the date of transfer—not just what it was worth when you acquired it.