Ways to Support Us.

Consider donating today to support efforts to increase racial and economic equity in deep East Oakland. Your valued contributions will directly support programming  in civic engagement, leadership, economic empowerment, homeless services and solutions. All monetary donations are tax deductible. 

In-Kind Donations
We accept large in-kind donations of hygiene supplies to distribute to curbside communities. Contact us to coordinate and for other in-kind donation inquiries.

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COVID-19 Support

Serving our unhoused brothers/sisters and other vulnerable populations across Oakland (seniors, disabled, immune-compromised, low income families). 

Order from our amazon wish list

Donate A Meal + Supply Kit from Town Kitchen

Donate to Fill Hotels, Not Graves

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Help Us Raise $10k for Feed the Hood.


​Each Feed the Hood event is entirely funded by community members and local businesses. Consider making a donation today! All monetary donations are tax deductible. 

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Community Campaigns We Support.

Support Unhoused Mother's Return to Work

Markaya Spikes, an East Oakland single unhoused mother, is looking to return back to work so she can support her family. Her car broke down and lack of transportation has hindered her from her delivery jobs. Donate today via GoFundMe to help Markaya get a reliable vehicle so she can return to work! ​

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Help the Wilson's Get A Replacement Truck

Kymberli and Lenton Wilson are an unhoused couple in East Oakland. They have a landscaping business and need a replacement truck to get back to work. Consider donating to keep their business alive via Supportful.

Learn more about the Wilson's in this great interview by Invisible People.

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KTVU NEWS ARTICLE

Oakland 'Tent Drive' for three dozen unsheltered people soon to lose makeshift homes.
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"[D]espite the negotiated comprise she was able to forge with the city earlier this week, Elder said she is not satisfied. 
'The city did not budge one bit on not destroying the self-built homes due to fire danger and safety concerns,' she said. 'The two-week delay simply allows for time to buy large family size tents, fire safety supplies and any other necessary supplies to help the residents move their belongings.'"