Barb Wilkie's EHN Website
Last updated 2008

EHN Board President Barb Wilkie was very ill from chemically-induced kidney disease for several years. She passed away May 31, 2011. EHN presents this site both as a tribute and as valuable information. Many links and references will be out of date but Barb's research holds up over time. We will be transferring the site page by page, with updated details, to EHN's main site. If you would like to reach an EHN staff person, please contact us directly.

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EHN [of California]
P.O. Box 1155
Larkspur, California, 94977-0074
Support and Information Line
(SAIL) 415.541.5075
A 501 (c) (3) non profit agency.

 

Annual Membership
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Donation Information
$15 (USA)
Low Income/Disability
$25
Basic
$50
Professional
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Currently, EHN does not have the volunteers necessary to carry on with the publication of its newsletter, The New Reactor. Therefore, your contributions are fully tax-deductible to the full extent of the law. Please mark your contribution as a "Donation."

While EHN is not currently publishing, EHN does carry on its mission to provide support, education, assistance and advocacy for persons with autoimmune disorders and related environmental and chemical hypersensitivities, and to promote the improvement of the environment. Thank you.

If/when EHN again publishes its newsletter, The New Reactor:
If you wish to become a member at the basic or professional level, the first $18 of your membership is not tax deductible. Any amount above that $18 is tax deductible.


EHN is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
EHN's federal tax ID number is 94-3072515.

 

Donations are gratefully accepted.

You may donate to EHN by check; mark it "Donation." Please do not send cash.

Form available: http://ehnca.org/ehnmemor.htm

You may also donate to EHN through your charitable gift plan in your workplace.


Folks living in or near San Francisco may donate to EHN through the . . .

 

Community Thrift Store
623 Valencia, San Francisco, CA

phone number: 415.861.4910

fax number: 415.861.7483

Because EHN is a member organization -- #49 -- of The Community Thrift Store, those of you living in or near San Francisco, may get money into EHN's coffers by taking your donations of CLEAN, NO REPAIR, READY TO USE OR WEAR articles to The Community Thrift Store. For more information on what to donate and not to donate, visit
http://ehnca.org/www/ehnlinx/cothrift.htm

 

EHN provides advocacy, information and resrouces through:

Monthly General Meetings
http://ehnca.org/www/ehnhompg/genmeet.htm

The New Reactor -- EHN's newsletter, which has been published six times a year --
The New Reactor has been in hiatus since 2002 due to the ill health of our database manager and myself . . . and the lack of volunteers stepping in to fill the need. Hope springs eternal that we will again start publishing, but that will depend upon dedicated volunteers taking action. http://ehnca.org/www/newreact/ehnnr.html

Support and Information Line (SAIL)
This feature may be limited to our providing information only -- it takes PEOPLE to make SAIL work. You may call 415.541.5075 and leave your message to volunteer for SAIL or other EHN projects.
http://ehnca.org/www/ehnhompg/sail.htm

Web Site -- A great place to begin your research.
http://www.ehnca.org


Please make your check payable to EHN (do not send cash) and mail to:
EHN
P.O. Box 1155
Larkspur, CA 94977-1155


(Should you prefer to print out a form to mail in, please go to http://ehnca.org/ehnmemor.htm.)

(The US Postal Service tells us that to expedite mail delivery,
EVERYONE should use the full nine-digit ZIP code when addressing mail.)

 

Return to EHN's newsletter, The New Reactor, which is in hiatus, but has a few articles online . . .
http://ehnca.org/www/newreact/nrindex.htm

EHN's Contact Information
http://ehnca.org/www/ehnhompg/contact.htm

EHN's HomePage
http://www.ehnca.org

 

 

If you have questions about EHN, MCS, or comments about the web page, email
Please put EHN, MCS or WWW on your subject line. Thanks.


As with all organizations, EHN depends upon your contributions of
time and energy, as well as your support through membership.
We thank you.

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The Environmental Health Network (EHN) [of California] is a 501 (c) (3) non profit agency and offers support and information for the chemically injured. Learn from the work of Julia Kendall, get The BEST of the Reactor, join EHN and receive The New Reactor. See what influence the Chemical Manufacturers have had against those of us with EI. The URL for EHN's homepage is http://www.ehnca.org


Barb Wilkie's EHN Website, last updated 2008. For more current information, please go to EHN's main site.