This fund will provide often requested, healthy, kid friendly meals and snacks to households in our network with school aged children, as families face returning to school during a pandemic.
Playwright, artist and activist, Mariposa (Sara) Fonseca walks free after 18 years in prison. Formerly incarcerated people are not guaranteed safe housing, even in a pandemic. Help us raise funds for her transition home.
Develop Edith Perchman Park into a beautiful community space that will honor the memory of this 12-year-old girl who was tragically killed while delivering newspapers in Highland Park on August 18, 1974.
After our garden was flattened by storms in May 2020, we are rebuilding the Harlem Rose Garden as a living honor to the community. In regrowing the garden, we are creating a place for our own regrowth together.
Reclaiming Your Identity: Birth to Postpartum Survival.
Mutual aid groups in Old North Durham and Duke Park are raising money to provide rent relief. Our goal is to provide households with $500 to go toward rent and utility payments.
A community recording studio, classroom, and event space for storytellers to share unique and underrepresented stories in the form of podcasts!
Creating a space of educational refuge in the midst of the pandemic.
Join us so that we can leverage funds to install the long awaited SLIDE. The space allows us to build community while findng ways to respond to what the neighborhood wants.
This project aims to create a strong volunteer network that will help with mutual aid initiaitves in the Inland Empire and it is in direct response to Covid-19.
The Windy Plaza: a safe get together place. We educate & catalyze neighborhood collaborations outside & online. What new lifestyles do we ignite for a cascade of betterment? Where do we start? On Ave C.
Reviving a neglected playground and empowering a local community from the ground up.
The pandemic's impact has made Bullettrun's free parkour program more popular with students of all ages; and challenged our black teachers like never before.
We are a small volunteer team that have been delivering PPE and groceries to seniors in need every week since April. We need your support to continue.
Transform PS 178, now in a food desert, into a green oasis. Empower students to run a fresh farmstand and grow food in one of NYC's unhealthiest zones.
COVID-19 has hit communities of color exponentially harder. We will provide self-care practices for women of color and our female community partners.
Building Strong Family Connections Through Arts and Literacy
Connecting and supporting our community in a time of isolation. The goal of the Drive-In movie is to build connections with neighbors in an engaging atmosphere while ensuring our essential needs are met.
The Christyan Jayden Project seeks to lift up the voices of women of color who have experience child loss through The Truth About Child Loss podcast and Toxic Stress film showing with panel discussion.
Bringing the World JAZZ back into the great city of Cleveland post COVID-19
Your donation will fund training and stipends for young adults from southwest Atlanta to participate in CMB's community safety patrols and cop-watch program.
Leaving NYC Students Better Equipped to Navigate Life during the COVID-19 Crisis
Donating to the Garfield Gives campaign helps provide resources, including funds to help pay bills, to those who are affected by Covid-19 that live and work in the East End of Pittsburgh!
Growing good food and health into the food deserts of the Northside.
Providing an outside, socially-distanced, literacy-based event for families and children ages 2-8.
Honoring unsung women changing Detroit neighborhoods
We are engaging the aging population through activities of daily living.
BlackSpace demands a present and future where Black people, Black spaces, and Black culture matter and thrive.
Rehabbing the Market's tattered fence line will help instill customer confidence during Covid 19.
Support us in creating this movement to conjure joy, hope, rest and rejuvenation for Black people.
Connecting Pittsburgh's trans and queer (LGBTQIA) community with face masks from safe, affirming sources.
Art in the Garden seeks to enable youth to grow in connectedness to themselves, each other, and the earth.
Angesl in the Garden is a project where Neighbors are helping Neighbors !We are Painting Power washing and cementing anyones house that needs it in our area of Spring Garden Ave. area for FREE .
We are creating the first ever regional convening on climate change that is organized by, focused on, and led by young local leaders
Expanding legal assistance in underserved and under-represented communities by way of Legal Navigators, which is the first programs of its kind in Ohio, to provide a continuum of legal advocacy.
Bringing joy, healing, and inspiration through free concerts, local musicians and students come together to engage with diverse Northeast Ohio communities.
Drive-In Concert Oct 3rd 4 to 7pm at parking lot of Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Cleveland, Shaker Hts, stay in your cars for social distancing.
Crown Heights Mutual Aid is a network of neighbors supporting one another through this pandemic and the ongoing crises of climate change, state violence, and insecurity around food, housing other basic necessities.
Coventry Village partnered with Pop Life CLE, Culture Jock, and Contrast High to present a pop-up art gallery in storefront windows. With 15 artists in over a dozen locations, this art is by and for our community.
Our Organization realized that there is a void in streamlining goods and services between those that are in need and those that are willing and able to supply them.
EXCEL is designed to assist in the development of community leadership skills that will help you improve your community, both economically and socially.
The Love & Freedom Bus provides entertainment, self-care practices, basic need items, and a smile to the faces of our vulnerable and under-served communities.
Invest in public art in your community!
Help the WHIN Food Council continue its food justice mission and to provide workshops, garden, and distribute free fresh produce to the community. As COVID-19 has decimated our grant funding, we need your support!
A brave space for honest dialogue about race and equity in our communities.
Glasswing's work with underserved populations in New York City continues to address inequities by focusing on critical areas of support, such as meeting basic needs and access to virtual support networks.
I am looking restore my father's building that was built in 1912 in order to create an arts incubation space for artists, youth and the African-American community within the underserved Lee-Harvard neighborhood.
