Public transport is a critical equalizer : the more vulnerable you are, the more you need it. Buy a monthly bus pass for yourself, or someone else. Donate one to a women’s shelter or community college if you don’t know have a personal use.
Food banks are seeing decreased funding and increased demand for their services. Food banks can stretch your dollar further by buying in bulk, get what they really need, and streamline handling. Donate Cash.
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Put one activity on your calendar for this week that is just outside your comfort zone. It doesn’t even have to be resistance-related!
Practice courage and you’ll build courage.
Practice courage and you’ll build courage.
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Protests work by building community, but you have to take the next step. Did you see an interesting group booth? Hear a political candidate speak? Meet a neighbor you didn’t know was in the resistance?
Take the next step right now. Sign up for a mailing list, put a meeting on your calendar, volunteer for a campaign, or invite your neighbor to coffee.
Buy some fun post-it notes, stationery, or even a printer, and start leaving inspiring messages all around town and anywhere you travel for people to find, like tiny, any-time protest signs.
Large protests take experienced organizers and lots of money. From permits to porta-potties the logistics of gathering 10,000 people in one place (much less 100k!) is significant.
Donate the price of a movie ticket or dinner out for the event they’re throwing for you, whether you can go or not!
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