Sacbreathe.org - The Clean Air and Healthy Lungs People

OUR MISSION

Breathe California of Sacramento – Emigrant Trails is dedicated to healthy air and preventing lung and other air-pollution related diseases by partnering with youth, advocating public policy, supporting air pollution research, and educating the public.

WHO WE ARE

Breathe California of Sacramento-Emigrant Trails has been a leader in fighting for clean air, healthy lungs and a tobacco-free future since 1917.

We spend 100% of every dollar raised locally to support and expand our innovative programs, which improve the health of our residents.

With the continued support and dedication of people like you, we promise to continue making the Sacramento Region a healthier place to live and breathe.

Breathe California is a recognized 501(c)3.
Tax ID#: 94-1641240

This site is generously hosted by midtown.net

Another Fun and Successful Emigrant Trails Bike Trek!

We had a great time celebrating the 25th Anniversary of the Emigrant Trails Bike Trek in Petaluma!

Thank you to all of our riders, volunteers, sponsors and donors for helping make this event a success.

We will be selling photo CDs again this year - more than 600 photos plus Flip videos from the weekend on 1 DVD for $25. Click here to order your photo CD now!

Special thank you to our 2011 ETBT Platinum Sponsors:

We've Gone Social - Like Us on Facebook

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35th Annual Clean Air Luncheon a Success

Photo of child with ball On Friday, May 20th, we recognized the 2011 Clean Air Champions at the 35th Annual Clean Air Awards Luncheon. More than 300 guests were in attendance, including Congresswoman Doris Matsui, Assemblyman Roger Dickinson, and many other electeds. People left feeling inspired after a passionate keynote speech by teenager Alec Loorz, founder of Kids vs. Global Warming.