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Give This Week and Levi’s Commuter Jeans Could Be Yours

I'm pleased to announce that thanks to an outpouring of support these past two weeks, Streetsblog and Streetfilms are more than halfway to our goal of raising $25,000 by the end of the year. If you haven't given yet and you value the high-impact reporting and videos that we produce day in and day out, help put us over the top. As the headline suggests, we have another great item to give to a lucky donor this week.

Before I get to that, congratulations to the winner of last week's prize: Long-time Streetsblog reader Marc Agger will be taking home a Zero Tweed bag from Rickshaw Bags.

This week's prize comes courtesy of Levi's. Make a one-time or monthly gift by Friday at midnight and you could win a jacket and jeans from Levi's new Commuter line, designed specifically for cyclists.

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I have the Commuter jacket and it's great for riding in the spring or fall, even in the rain.

Thanks again to all our dedicated supporters. If you haven't donated yet, please pitch in and help make 2012 a great year for livable streets coverage.

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