“Yes On 36” Yard Sign Project - Equal Rights For All PAC

(中文版：https://erfapac.com/yes36-cn)

Community safety is a top priority for Equal Rights for All PAC(erfapac.com, ERFA), and following its significant efforts in gathering petitions for Fix Prop 47 this year, ERFA’s “Yes on 36” Yard Sign Project aims to raise awareness about Proposition 36 on the November 2024 ballot. By increasing visibility and educating the public, the campaign encourages voters to make an informed decision and consciously vote “Yes” on Prop. 36 to support this important initiative. And this will be an independent expenditure to the “Yes on Prop 36 – Californians for Safer Communities”.

ERFA is now seeking targeted donations to fund the purchase of “Yes on Prop 36” yard signs, which will be distributed across the state, particularly in critical areas of Northern California. We need to raise a minimum of $8,000 to place the initial order for these signs. Once the signs are ready, we will be calling for volunteers to help deploy them statewide.

Please contribute any amount you feel comfortable with to join the unified effort to restore law and order in California by addressing the damage caused by Proposition 47 since 2014. Every contribution, no matter the size, helps strengthen our cause.

Donate to Sponsor “Yes On 36” Yard Signs

Silicon Valley Residents Rally for Public Safety

and “Yes on 36” Yard Sign Distribution

Sunday, September 29, from 1:30 PM to 3:00 PM
Cupertino Public Library (10800 Torre Ave, Cupertino, CA 95014)

More re-cap Info on the rally: What a Great Event for Public Safety!

(Flyer to 9/29 Event, Click to see more recap media)

Proposition 36 on the 2024 ballot aims to reclassify certain misdemeanor theft and drug offenses as felonies, addressing the flaws of Proposition 47, which passed in 2014. The measure introduces a new category called a “treatment-mandated felony,” where individuals charged with these offenses can avoid prison time by completing a drug treatment program. However, failure to complete the program could result in a prison sentence of up to three years.

If passed by California voters, Proposition 36 would significantly reduce looting and vandalism, thereby enhancing community safety throughout the state. In addition to reducing crime, it would also contribute to the well-being of vulnerable populations by providing treatment options for non-violent offenders, helping them recover and reintegrate into society.

And we welcome small business owners with more than $505, we can put your business names on our website for promotion; or if you are a candidate, with ANY amount of donation: https://erfapac.com/yes36/
Please email to info@erfapac.com to request after donation.

Donate to Sponsor “Yes On 36” Yard Signs

Many Thanks for The Sponsorship from the Following

Businesses and Candidates！

Business	Address	Phone	Website
Shu Chiropractic	1309 S Mary Ave #105 Sunnyvale CA 94087	(669) 499-6225	https://www.shuchiro.com/
Calibear Cyber Cafe 湾熊网咖	1336 S Mary Ave Sunnyvale CA 94087	(408) 703-7070	https://calibearcybercafe.com/
Ava Li, Realtor	1567 Meridian Ave, San Jose 95125	(650)885-8905	https://avalirealtor.com
Golden Needle Acupuncture	474 E El Camino Real Sunnyvale CA94087	（408）962-0275
日本商城(yooxi mall)	8933 Mackey Road Elk Grove CA 95624		https://www.yooxi.jp
Chef Z’s （海哥川菜馆）	1600 S De Anza Blvd, San Jose, CA 95129	(408) 873-1919
Bruce Lou for the Congressional District 11	100 Van Ness Ave. #2813 San Francisco, CA 94102		https://www.bruceforcongress.org/
R “Ray” Wang for Cupertino City Council 2024	21701 Stevens Creek PO Box 12 Cupertino, CA 95015		https://www.ray4cupertino.org/
Long Jiao for Cupertino Union School District Board Member 2024	PO Box 81 Cupertino, CA 95015		https://longforcusd.com/
Li Zhang for MVLA School Board			https://www.liformountainview.org/