Movement Alliance Project & Philly We Rise: Mutual Aid Resource List

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1	Organization	Eligibility	Aid offered	How to apply for aid	How to donate or help

2	Philly General Mutual Aid
3	Philly Mutual Aid - Neighbors Helping Neighbors	Prioritizing those most vulnerable and impacted by COVID-19: -immunocomprimised/sick -elderly -disabled -undocumented -single parents -queer -Black, Indigenous, and/or people of color -those quarantined without pay -those limited in work	Looking to help with: -groceries (paying for and/or picking up) -medications (paying for and/or picking up) -providing cash (up to $50)	Fill out form here	Fill out form here
4	Mutual Aid Philly	Focused on disabled, chronically ill, and undocumented individuals in South Philly and Center City (possibly expanding)	-Grocery, prescription, and pet items pick-up and delivery -Direct cash support (up to $100) -Emotional support -Cleaning supplies, prepared meals, transportation, and other needs as we are able	Apply here	Donate directly on venmo @mutualaidphl Offer help here
5	COVID-19 Mutual Aid Fund for LGBTQI+ BIPOC folks	GoFundMe focusing on LGBTQI+, non-binary, gender fluid, and gender non-conforming people of color	$100 assistance, more later depending on how much donated	Closed at this time	Donate here
6	COVID19 Relief: Support Unity & Survival Program	Focus on: -elders -those with chronic illnesses -higher risk people Kensington	Coordinating pickup and delivery services for neighbors Money will go towards buying food, supplies, and any other expenses	Email at philly@pslweb.org Facebook Message: fb.com/pslphilly Instagram Message: @phillyliberationcenter	Donate here
7	COVID-19 Trans/Queer Relief Form *Inactive as of 4/30/2020	Queer/Trans to provide or receive funds/help	Funds and supplies	Apply here	Donate or offer help here
8	Bread and Roses Solidarity Fund for COVID-19 Organizing	Priority to those new or existing groups directly organizing around COVID-19 issues and established groups that need fudning to keep organizing in light of the crisis Groups that are: -Located in Philadelphia, Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery, or Camden counties -Designated as a 501(c)3 organization by the IRS, have a fiscal sponsor that is designated as a 501(c)3 organization, OR be an association or group whose work meets the definition of charitable purposes as defined by the IRS. See question below that starts “Our group formed in the last few months…” for definitions. -Using community organizing to create sustainable social change	Emergency grants of up to $10,000 for grassroots community organizing groups	Apply here	Donate here
9	Broad Street Ministry	Those who need services	Mail services, lunch services, personal care bags	Come to Broad Street Ministry: Mail Services M-F 11:30 am - 2 pm Lunch to-go M-F 11:30 am - 1 pm Personal care bags handed out Wednesdays 11:30 am - 1 pm	Find ways to support here
10	Project HOME	Those experiencing homelessness and poverty	Food pantry and supplies	Phone: 215-232-7272 Email: info@projecthome.org	See ways to give here
11	Project HOME's Grocery Lifeline	Those connected to Project HOME	Grocery deliveries	Contact Samantha Blatt at samanthablatt@projecthome.org	Sponsor someone here
12	Philly Thrive + Young Chances	Older community members and those with immune disseases in South Philadelphia	Drop off boxes of food and hot meals	Register at youngchancesfoundation@gmail.com or text "delivery" with name, address, and phone number to 267-585-2923	Donate here
13	Philly Thrive's Community Care Program	Older community members and those with immune disseases in South Philadelphia	Philly Thrive's Community Care program includes: -Hot meal and grocery drop off (see above) -Laundry -Prescription Pickups -Check-in Calls -Grief Support Teams -Fun Online Activities	Philly Thrive Community Care: To receive and/or provide: -Food boxes: call 215-866-6663 -Laundry: call 919-985-4855 -Check-in Calls: call 267-231-9043 -Prescription Pickups: call 513-238-3006	Call Rachel at 571-276-1737 to chat about resourcing the movement
14	Share Food Program	Homebound seniors, families facing food shortages, low-income seniors	-Calls to local food cupboards and homebound seniors -Deliver food packages to homebound seniors -Share Care packages of foods for families facing food shortages -Senior Food Pacakges	Email at https://sharefoodprogram.org/contact-us	Donate here Sign up to volunteer here
15	Kidz Meals on Wheels	Meals offered to children in need	Provide children with nutritious meals through delivery service	Apply here	Donate here
16	Philly Food Rescue		Rescue excess or leftover food and drop off where needed to organizations that serve those in need		Get involved by donating food, receiving food, or volunteering
17	North Philadelphia Food Not Bombs		Distributing fresh hot and vegan meals	Contact at npfnb@yahoo.com	Donate here
18	South Philadelphia Food Not Bombs		Free vegan meals	Contact at sophillyfnb@gmail.com
19	West Philly Food Not Bombs		Free vegan meals	Contact at westphillyfnb@googlegroups.com
20	One Extra Bag	Homebound patients in West Philly unable to access food banks and other resources.	Weekly deliveries of food to homebound, food insecure patients and families Qualifying participants get food for free. Participants receive case management services as well and weekly calls	through Penn medicine, patients only	Sign up here (Penn Students only) Donate here
21	Fishadelphia	Those in need of grocery delivery support	Grocery delivery and similar support	Email fishadelphia.csf@gmail.com	Donate here
22	Anthracite Unite COVID Support fund	Those who need help		AnthraciteUniteMutualAid@gmail.com	Donate here
23	A Black Family Liberates	GoFundMe for family with heavy moving costs following unfair eviction	For this family only	N/A	Donate here
24	Poor People's Army		Food and supplies (?)	TEXT 215-869-4753 or EMAIL poorpeoplesarmy@gmail.com	Donate here
25	Build Up Stay Up	Program aims to decrease housing insecurities among youth ages 18-21 in danger of becoming homeless or are homeless and have aged out of foster care, and to provide transitional housing that includes programming aimed to enhance life skills that lead to housing security and self-sufficiency.			Donate here
26	Philly Worker-Specific Funds
27	Service Worker Mutual Aid Fund	Service workers/sex workers	Assistance		Donate here
28	Feminist Flea - COVID-19 Support	Independent artists		Add needs here	Add supports here
29	Philly Restaurant Server Relief Fund *Closed as of 4/30/2020	Restaurant servers in Philly	Donations sent directly to servers	Applications currently closed	Donate here
30	Philadelphia Food Service Relief Fund	Food service workers	Cash assistance	Apply here	Donate here
31	Philadelphia Virtual Tip Jar	Philly service industry workers	Cash assistance	Apply here	Donate on venmo here
32	Philadelphia Performing Artists' Emergency Fund	Performing artists (cabaret, drag, burlesque, theater, or other performing artists) whose income has been impacted by show cancellations, slowing ticket sales, and/or low turnout	Funds - max of $250 each (for specific, quantifiable assistance)	Apply here	Donate here
33	Philadelphia Writers Emergency Fund	-Writers -Independent booksellers -Those who work at independent presses -Must be in greater Philadelphia area -Eligible if affected by cancellation or postponement of author events, conference presentations, or speaking engagements -Eligible if pay or work schedule has been disrupted	Check in mail (13-16 days after application)	Apply here	Donate here
34	Queer Writers of Color Relief Fund	Fund for queer writers of color (not orgs) who are in need of financial assistance. Priority to queer trans women of color and queer disabled people of color	Cash assistance from $100-$500	Apply here	Donate here
35	Philly Protective Equipment
36	Philly Mask Crusaders PPE Mutual Aid *Inaccessible 4/30/2020	Those looking for personal protective equipment	Personal Protective Equipment - masks, gloves, gowns, eye protection, shoe covers, isopropyl acohol, hand sanitizer	Claim items you need here	Sign up for items you can donate here
37	National General Assistance
38	Expensify.org Hunger program	Those in SNAP benefits program	Expensify.org will reimburse up to $50 for essential goods and groceries purchased on SNAP card	Instructions here	Donate here
39	One Fair Wage Emergency Fund	Restaurant workers, car service drivers, delivery workers, personal service workers, and other service and tipped workers whose income is impacted by coronavirus	Free cash assistance	Apply here	Donate here
40	National Worker-Specific Funds
41	Bartender Emergency Assistance Program	Eligibility: 1. Be a Bartender or the spouse or child of a Bartender. Bartender must have been employed as a bartender, full or part time, for at least one year. 2. Experience a catastrophic event or emergency hardship (see application for details) 3. Lack the necessities of life, including financial, physical, mental, or emotional well being as a result of the catastrophic event or emergency hardship. 4. Provide tangible documentation of the catastrophic event or emergency hardship.	Grant	Apply here	Donate here
42	Arts and Culture Leaders of Color Emergency Fund	Fund for US-based BIPOC artists and administrators. Intended to help those pursuing careers as artists and arts administrators whose income has been directly impacted by COVID-19, and who self-identify as BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color)	$200 per person First come, first served	Fill out form here	Donate here
43	Behind the Scenes Grant	Eligible if: -Have been hospitalized with COVID-19 and is in financial need OR Seriously ill or injured -Major source of income for at least five years is entertainment technology industry (directly involved with production: behind the scenes in any performance venue, behind the camera, or on the road) and those working at companies directly involved in supplying entertainment technology products and services	Grant	Apply for a grant	Donate here
44	Actors Fund	Provide emergency financial assistance to those with immediate financial needs. Eligible if: -Unable to pay basic living expenses (food/housing/health care) over next two months -Member of appropriate union/theater employee/at least five years recent entertainment industry employment	Financial assistance (requires proof of bills and union membership/job/etc)	Apply here
45	Recording Academy MusiCares	Eligible if: -Music industry professional (at least 3 years) and/or -6 commercially released recordings (singles) or commercially/promotionally released music videos -Need assistance to compensate for cancelled work that was scheduled and lost	Up to $1000 grant (requires proof of music industry background, cancellations and bookings and copy of lease/mortgage)	Apply here	Donate here
46	COVID-19 Freelance Artist Resources	Big list of emergency funds for artists	General list of resources open to any artist
47	The Creator Fund	Creators with medical, childcare, housing, grocery needs	$500 per applicant	Apply here	Only looking for company donations
48	Equal Sound Corona Relief Fund	Direct financial assistance to musicians who have lost work due to Corona-related event cancellations	$500 per gig (requires W9, request amount up to $500, evidence that gig was cancelled)	Apply here	Donate here
49	Emergency Grant for Curators	Available to: -curators who are U.S. citizens or permanent residents of the U.S. or U.S. territories -committed performance or exhibition opportunities -curators and art historians with track record of producing scholarly curatorial projects	One time grant up to $5,000 for unexpected emergencies related to COVID-19	See "How to Apply"	N/A
50	Format Photographers Fund	Available to self-employed photographers who are facing financial hardships	Financial assistance up to $500	Apply here	Email photographerfund@format.com
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