The Yes on Measure G Campaign is driven by Sac Kids First, the city’s largest grassroots coalition, with 28 member organizations and over 1,200 individual supporters. Organizations active with Sac Kids First include:
- Roberts Family Development Center
- EBAYC Sacramento
- Youth Forward
- Sol Collective
- American Academy of Pediatrics Chapter 1
- Sacramento City Teacher’s Association
- PRO Youth and Families
- Sacramento ACT
- Sacramento LGBT Community Center
- Mutual Housing California
- Improve Your Tomorrow
- Blacks Making a Difference (BMAD)
- Mutual Assistance Network
- Brown Issues Forum
- The Center at Sierra Health Foundation
- Sacramento Youth Alliance / Alliance for Educational Solutions
- Region Business (Sacramento Region Business Association)
- United Latinos
- The California Urban Partnership
- South Sacramento Christian Center
- Health Education Council
- La Familia Counseling Center
- Rose Family Creative Empowerment Center
- Greater Sacramento NAACP
- California Center for Civic Participation
- GreenTech Education and Employment
- St. John’s Lutheran Church
- Hmong Innovating Politics
Public Officials in Support of Measure G (partial list)
Assemblymember Kevin McCarty
Eric Guerra, Vice Mayor, City of Sacramento
Jay Schenirer, City Councilmember, City of Sacramento
Allen Warren, City Councilmember, City of Sacramento
Jessie Ryan, President, Sac City Unified Board of Education
Michael Minnick, 2nd Vice President, Sac City Unified Board of Education
Lisa Kaplan, Vice President, Natomas Unified Board of Trustees
Mai Vang, Member, Sac City Unified Board of Education
Ramona Landeros, Member, Twin Rivers Board of Education
Darrel Woo, 1st Vice President, Sac City Unified Board of Education
Zima Creason, Member, San Juan Unified Board of Education
Lisa Murawski, Member, Sac City Unified Board of Education
Chinua Rhodes, Member, Sac City Parks and Community Enrichment Commission