Feed People

Hidden by the government shutdown were major changes to SNAP eligibility triggered by the “Big Beautiful Bill” in July. New work and reporting requirements mean many Americans will lose eligibility—and hunger in America was already a serious issue. Rising food prices and a crashing economy will make the situation even worse.

We take the momentum built in November and double-down in mutual aid. Feeding our neighbors with dignity and respect is as fundamental an act of care as we can take. When you feel helpless, or hopeless, feed someone. Give graciously and remember everyone deserves a treat now and then. Avoid judgement. Serve your neighbors with joy.

Reward Restaurants

The food industry is one of the few not utterly monopolized in America. Protests can disrupt and drive away business, so if you’re turning out to an event, spend some money (cash is good!) at a nearby business. Take your sign along, and be a good customer. Tip well!

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Costco

Join Costco

Costco has re-asserted its commitment to DEI and fair pay repeatedly over the years. It beat the Trump administration over tariffs, too. If bulk buys are too much for your family or space, consider a mini co-op or donate spare units to a food bank.

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holidays

Holiday Planning

It isn’t too late to de-commercialize your holidays! Shift away from flashy events and gifts, toward meaningful memories, or add some mutual aid days to the busy calendar now! If it feels too late to make changes this year, lay the groundwork for edits next year.

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