Mutual Aid

Mutual aid is an organizational model where voluntary, collaborative exchanges of resources and services for common benefit take place amongst community members to overcome social, economic, and political barriers to meeting common needs. This can include physical resources like food, clothing, or medicine, as well as services like breakfast programs or education.  (Wikipedia)

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Minority Business

It’s Jewish American Heritage month AND Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage month (because minorities have to share…) so get a nice deli sandwich, visit a museum, or go gift-shopping for graduation at minority-owned businesses. Don’t forget to leave a review!

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Support local farming

It’s Saturday (and Sunday) Market season! Check to see if local markets have started up, and if they have go wander through. Take some cash and buy some flowers, fresh rhubarb, or just get a coffee and enjoy community!

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Feed People

Food insecurity is only going to get worse in America. Between rising grocery prices, crops lost due to climate change and deportation, and new, draconian SNAP requirements, people are going to be hungry. Add in a fertilizer shortage and we face tough times ahead. Start building mutual aid now!

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Build a Squad

Still looking for your crew? May Day offers an opportunity: call an old friend and invite them to play hookie with you. You can attend a protest together, or pretend you’re back in high school and call in sick! It’s a chance to reconnect, find out who your allies are, and build connections. It could even be the nucleus of your resistance pod!

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Pay MN Rent

Rent is due and families around the coun try are missing their wage-earners, can’t risk going to work, or have lost wages fighting ICE due to closures, walkouts, and tear gas shutdowns.

Contribute to a rent fund on StandwithMinnesota.com or in your areas.

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Adopt a family

The economy is likely to get harder for a while. Are you in a position to help someone? Maybe someone specific? If you know a family that’s struggling, an elder who has lost meal service, or someone who has been looking for work for months, could you help? Inspired by a woman who posted “I can afford to feed a small family. One adult and up to two children” on her Buy Nothing group, how about something a little less simple: commit to helping someone long-term. Set boundaries and be prepared to tighten your own belt to help someone.

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