Spend Money

If you’re tight on time, every resistance group can use money towards the fight! We try to offer a mix of options from recurring donations to vetted groups, to spending changes that put your money to work for your values.

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Lunch Choice

Buy lunch for a friend or coworker who is demographically (age, race, class, etc.) different from you. Ask them how they’re doing, and really listen to what they say.

Don’t dive directly into politics. Just build the relationship naturally, one lunch at a time.

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Digital Defense Fund

The DDF provides digital privacy assistance to progressive organizations. They offer trainings and hands-on technical volunteers to organizations. They are endorsed by the EFF. Donate to digitaldefensefund.org today!

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Local Gift Certificates

As the end of the school year approaches, you may be planning gifts for teachers and volunteers. Skip the Starbucks gift certificate. Once the same pick, more and more people are boycotting them for union busting. Instead, pick up gift certificates to a locally owned coffee shop, or other local business. It’s easy to do!

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Elevated Access

Elevated Access

Elevated Access provides free flights on private planes for patients seeking politicized medical care including abortion and gender-affirming treatment. Yesterday a court ruled that the safest form of abortion in America can’t be mailed or prescribed through telehealth, so donate to elevatedaccess.org today.

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Boycott Fatigue

Three well-known Black leaders say Target is off the hook. Organizers of the original Target boycott say “Nope!” If you’re confused and exhausted, shift to sustainability: rank the places you shop from best to never, based on your own personal math. Your values and needs go into the math. Then shop as high on the list as you can, every time.

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Support families

Families are struggle to keep up with bills amid SNAP eligibility reductions and fear of triggering immigration review. Call your local school district and ask to pay off a student’s lunch debt, or offer to buy supplies for a classroom. Schools are a way to help the most vulnerable families anonymously.

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