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Program 01

Mutual Aid

Neighbors supporting neighbors with dignity and no bureaucracy — direct, practical help for the people who need it, when they need it.

What mutual aid means to us

Solidarity, not charity.

[2–3 sentences on how your group practices mutual aid — that it's reciprocal and community-run, that no one is means-tested or made to prove they're "deserving," and that anyone can both give and receive.]

"[A short line from an organizer or a neighbor about what receiving or giving aid meant to them.]"
How we show up

Concrete support, organized by the community.

[Edit these to match what your group actually does — remove any you don't offer yet, add ones you do.]

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Groceries & essentials

[Regular deliveries of food, hygiene supplies, and household basics to neighbors who need them.]

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Emergency fund

[Small, fast, no-questions-asked cash support for rent, bills, or urgent needs.]

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Rides & errands

[Transportation to appointments, help with errands, and moving support.]

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Care shifts

[Childcare, elder check-ins, and companionship coordinated among members.]

Get involved

Three ways to plug in.

1

Request support

[Fill out a short, confidential form or message us. No proof, no judgment — just tell us what you need.]

2

Offer support

[Sign up for a delivery route, a care shift, or a skill you can share. Any amount of time helps.]

3

Fund the work

[Give to the mutual aid fund so we can meet emergency needs fast. Every dollar goes to neighbors.]

⚠️ "Request support" needs a confidential intake form — mechanism TBD (see Trello). [form to be added]

🔒 Your privacy is protected

[Requests are kept confidential and handled by a small, trusted team. We collect only what's needed to help, we never share your information, and you can ask us to delete it at any time.]

The fund only works because people fund it.

[One line: a recurring gift of any size keeps emergency support available for the next neighbor who needs it.]