Frequently Asked Questions
“What is the Anybody Can Serve…So Let’s Conserve campaign?
Anybody Can Serve…So Let’s Conserve is a national energy efficiency campaign focused on putting America’s energy future back in the hands of the people who matter most—the American public.
What is the purpose of the Anybody Can Serve…So Let’s Conserve campaign?
As we struggle with ways to economically create a sustainable future, and the costs of utility services are steadily on the rise, Americans are looking for answers and savings. Anybody Can Serve is educating and engaging consumers through the use of innovative, multi-media tools about the simple things we can do to change our energy consumption habits, slow the depletion of natural energy resources and save money.
It’s about providing people with additional resources to become better informed and engaged in the movement towards a more affordable, energy efficient, eco-friendly society.
Who are the Anybody Can Serve…So Let’s Conserve campaign partners?
The Anybody Can Serve campaign is comprised of members of the public and private sector, philanthropic organizations, local, state and federal policymakers, civic and social organizations, consumer groups… and YOU.
How can I become more energy efficient and impact energy affordability?
It’s quite simple really. You can start now. Turn off your lights. Adjust your thermostat. For more information check out our Tool Kit at www.anybodycanserve.org.
How do I get involved in the Anybody Can Serve campaign?
The easiest way to get involved is by joining us in celebrating the National Day of Utility Service, January 19th, 2009. Martin Luther King, Jr., was known for his commitment to service. You can be too. Contact your local public service commission for activities in your area.
You can also sign up for our email distribution list. Write a song. Grab your friends and a camera. Shoot your own PSA and tell everyone what you’re doing to conserve. Download one of our banners and put them on your myspace. Let all your friends know you’re apart of the movement.
