THIS IS A CROWD-SOURCED LIST -- If there are initiatives not listed, please use the following link to add them:

Started March 13, this list is in chronological order by when added

Some entries below have up to 3 links: scroll right !

Location: Community, City, or Region - or "online" for distributed efforts

Contact (email and/or phone and/or social media account)

Additional description / details (if applicable)

Secondary link (if applicable)

Description of secondary link

Third link (if applicable)

Description of third link

Fourth link (if applicable)

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Two crowd-source google docs, one of people in need of supplies, and one of people willing to send supplies, as well as additional things in the thread on Twitter

IMMUNE COMPROMISED PEOPLE IN NEED

WILLING TO HELP IMMUNE COMPROMISED PPL IN NEED

Guide on how to start a neighbourhood pod, be a neighbourhood point person, and with links to local resources and info.

Contributions welcome by commenting on the document, or request access to edit

GLP SANI - Green Light Project Sex-Worker Aid Network Initiative

At intersection of sex work and drug use, aid primarily for street based sex workers, drug users and folx experiencing homelessness, and volunteer staff.

Expanding the outreach and mutual aid powered, direct service of Green Light Project which provides harm reduction services at the cross section of sex work and drug use primarily serving street based sex workers, drug users and folx experiencing homelessness. Volunteer staff of current and former sex workers, QTPOC SW led. **** We have expanded our support to volunteer staff being heavily impacted by COVID19 and expanded our support for participants to include additional material support including but not limited to food, hygiene, sanitisation, medicinal, and cash assistance.

resources and support for losing gig earning opportunities, etc

Two blank Google Forms asking coordinating volunteer supply runs and food delivery. First form acquires volunteer information, second form is for asking for assistance. These forms are completely editable and can be connected to updating spreadsheets to organize info.

Once you open the forms, follow the instructions on the PDF to keep personal info safe.

Formerly: Mutual Aid Vancouver - COVID 19 -- Social Distancing Solidarity (Coast Salish Lands)

Basic needs program. We have added an Emergency Relief Corp for this health crisis. Wishlist avail on twitter home.

fromtheheartpnw@gmail.com

TITLE: When Every Community is Ground Zero: Pulling Each Other Through a Pandemic

Resources centered for artists and those impacted by gigs being canceled/postponed

Collection of general info-resources, and institution- and region-specific efforts.

Compiled by the East Coast Asian American Student Union

Based on projections, we expect that the new coronavirus will have a severe impact on people in Atlanta. Before long, everyone will know someone personally who's impacted by the pandemic, and institutions will not be able to keep up with the need for aid. Official support will not be available to everyone, particularly those already marginalized and unprivileged.
Time is short, we need to act now to organize ourselves to care for our communities. While the most immediate needs are for medical care, most of us are not medical experts. But everyone can support each other by caring for other vital needs.
No matter how you're affected by the pandemic, the Food4Life program exists to help everyone survive.
WE SUPPORT ANYONE WHO: **Is already self-isolating because their age and/or medical conditions put them in serious danger if they contract the virus; **Can't afford expensive grocery delivery services must either risk exposure or go hungry.** Is sick and cannot leave home for fear of infecting others. **Can't afford groceries because of lost work or structural poverty **Lives in a food desert. Lack of access to healthy food weakens the immune system, putting everyone in greater danger.
THE PROGRAM IS STRAIGHTFORWARD IN PRACTICE: Bulk food is donated by charities, grocery stores, community groups, and farmers. / Volunteers are provided with protective equipment and training for preventing the spread of contagions. / Organizers dispatch volunteers to make deliveries on a schedule, and handle logistics. / Grocery drop-offs are made directly outside the homes of people in need, avoiding direct contact.

A public google folder with general covid-19 resources & toolkits, how to guides for creating mutual aid groups, and mutual aid resources organized by state.

CareMongering-TO: TO Community Response to COVID19

Sharing/organizing community resources; considering long-term structural change

Compilation of mutual aid organizing (FB groups) and other services

COVID Community Care Ottawa FB group

Caremongering-Ott FB group

A Facebook page to connect those in need with those who can offer help

Local neighborhood Facebook group for mutual aid during the COVID19 crisis

jerahkirby@gmail.com ; facebook.com/jerah.kirby

Local group for posting needs/offers of help, and links to other resources.

List of available resources for those needing aid and forms for those offering aid

617-651-1468 (hotline) or mutualaidbrookline@gmail.com

Boston-area list of available resources/aid and form for those looking to help

Google Doc of people of people needing help, and others who are helping through mutual aid.

Spreadsheet for folks in need of assistance or supplies, and those who are able to offer resources and aid

A facebook group for East Elmhurst and Jackson Heights, Queens, NY

A group to share supplies or do shopping for those in need or quarantined

A Facebook group to connect neighbors to neighbors for mutual aid purposes.

Mutual Aid Network based on the Mississippi Gulf Coast including counties of Jackson, Harrison, Hancock, Stone and Forrest & organized in response to COVID-19 pandemic

Lea Campbell at contactmsrising@gmail.com

nvma@riseup.net, marin@stonewallchico.org

Link for all responses for Requests for Assistance

Oakland At Risk Match wants to spread a message of hope and compassion by serving and loving our neighbors who are at risk of COVID-19. If you are a healthy young adult with low-risk factors for getting COVID-19, sign up today to be paired with an elder or immunocompromised member of our community who could use your help over the next several weeks.

OaklandAtRisk@gmail.com / https://www.facebook.com/Oakland-At-Risk-100558644920067/

stacey.burns@gmail.com (just the messenger)

San Diego (county-wide) COVID-19 Mutual Aid Volunteer Sign-Up

San Diego County (North County, East County, the Beaches, South Bay, Central San Diego)

Los Angeles COVID-19 Mutual Aid // Apoyo Mutuo para COVID-19 en Los Angeles

COVID-19 Mutual Aid (Los Angeles) // Apoyo Mutuo para COVID-19 en Los Angeles

@groundgamela - Facebook / Twitter / Instagram

Los Angeles Mutual Aid Facebook

Los Angeles Mutual Aid GoFundMe

We are 3 students from Ohio who created this PayPal pool to distribute emergency funds to any service workers who have been laid off or sent home with no income. Any service workers from any location can request funds when our request form is open. Anyone can donate.

madaras.alex.1@gmail.com, @m.alexandraiulia on Instagram

Inspired by Canadian and other US initiatives, a way for neighbors to share resources, information, offers, or what they are in need of. V. informal.

Bethany Barratt/bbarratt@roosevelt.edu/https://www.facebook.com/BumbleBeeBat

A community support group for those impacted by COVID-19 in Fayetteville, AR

A small part of the Mutual-Aid efforts in Northwest Arkansas currently underway

Non-siphoned mutual aid Louisville and Kentucky information as well as free tings

We feed folks in food apartheids.

Sign the BLM Global Petition

A central place for neighbors volunteering to help other neighbors during the Covid-19 pandemic to congregate (online, of course!), so that those neighbors who have needs can post them as they emerge and have their needs met promptly.

aspenhillcovid19volunteers@gmail.com

Still getting setup, but please email to volunteer or if you have an urgent request.

The Berkeley Mutual Aid Network is a platform to help neighbors connect during the Coronavirus pandemic so that no one in our community has to face this crisis alone.

Where to get free food in Metro Detroit during the COVID-19 crisis

U of Manitoba researchers Stephane McLachlan and Myrle Ballard to speak on their research on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Indigenous communities. (live March 18 with Niigan Sinclair)

maya.pace48@gmail.com 707-322-4303

Join the slack channel to coordinate resource sharing and build virtual community!

Fill out this form if you have resources to share!

Fill out the third form if you have resources you NEED!

We are an all-volunteer network working to meet the needs of directly impacted communities in Beacon NY in the mid-hudson Valley. We offer support to our neighbors, and are building up a network of neighborhood pod leaders to support our city in a time of crisis.

Requests for support form

Neighborhood Point person sign-up

A hub to connect individuals in communities across the state with the support and resources they need as Maine grapples with the COVID-19 pandemic.

We are Mainers from across the state who have experience in organizing, journalism, and building a movement for change. In this time of crisis, the Maine People's Alliance has decided to dedicate organizing resources to supporting community-based efforts to respond to the community distress caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and protect our most vulnerable friends and neighbors.

We've started a $25,000 fund for community assistance that we hope you can help us grow and we're all dedicating ourselves to helping Maine people pull together to help one another. If you reach out through one of the action items on this site, an MPA organizer or a Beacon reporter will get back to you as soon as possible to share information and make sure help gets where it's needed.

We are both full time artists with all events being cancelled. which is our entire income. please, check out our website to support us. Thank you

Walla Walla Mutual Aid Network is a grassroots effort focused on building partnerships with community and corporate organizations who want to show solidarity to community members most vulnerable to COVID-19 (coronavirus) and impacted by social distancing safety protocols (such as school closures & layoffs). This is not charity, it’s solidarity. Our coalition is constantly growing as more organizations join our efforts to support those most impacted by this crisis.

wwmutualaidnetwork@gmail.com

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wwmutualaidnetwork/

Community Connect is a crowd-sourced list of help for people and businesses impacted by COVID-19 compiled by local people and organizations.

Northwest Folklife: COVID-19 Artist & Community Resource List

For artists and community groups: a list of resources for financial assistance, mutual aid and advocacy, and informational support compiled from community efforts.

In times of crisis, the communities that survive are those where people look out for each other -- mutual aid. This is a group for that in Cincinnati/Southwest Ohio.

Private group, must request to join

Mutual aid coordination site helping neighbors find all the other great volunteer groups in our town.

GitHub Pages website (zero maintenance) serving as a coordination to existing volunteer groups based on different technologies.

Volunteer intake form for the group

A google doc with listing of various helpful groups/individuals/organizations. Would like to link with others interested in increasing response capacity in the Tampa Bay region

Volunteer putting list together

Resources specific to coronavirus

Here to connect residents in the area with each other/needed resources. We have a good balance of young, healthy parents/professionals vs. elderly or otherwise in need of care. The quicker we reach a critical mass the better so please share widely, and delighted to be connected with/umbrella'd under any larger efforts.

kathleen.debolt@gmail.com, 239-823-7746, kclaire_eclaire on instagram

CTCORE is currently building and facilitating a mutual aid/community support network throughout Connecticut to ensure that folks in the community can request or offer support and talents to those who can use them.

Connecticut: Hartford Bridgeport Middletown New Haven New Britain Waterbury

info@ctcore-organizenow.org, https://www.facebook.com/ctcoreorganizenow.org

volatillia@gmail.com ; https://www.facebook.com/volatillia

The group has resource sharing, job exchanges, and a tip jar/funds for gig and food service workers. Resources are growing.

Organizing resources & support for our communities during the COVID–19 pandemic.

We're a mutual aid group in Westminster, Colorado handling aid among the Bradburn apartments and townhomes. If we can get in contact with other Bradburn properties that would be super helpful!

We have a directory of contacts for action but we want to keep the list local for access.

Responding to the needs of our community with collective power, and mutual aid.

pdxcovid19mutualaid@gmail.com

GoFundMe link for mutual aid fundraising efforts

Mutual aid organizing around financial and non-financial needs, eventually by more localized geographic areas (e.g. neighborhoods or blocks)

Greater St. Louis Region (City, County, East St. Louis, St. Charles, and nearby counties)

Financial solidarity sheet where people are posting needs & sharing resources with folks who have needs

Mutual aid form where people can share needs and offers of both financial & non-financial support

stevestreetsolidarity@gmail.com

We are Mutual Aid Network of Anchorage, a group of volunteers based in neighborhoods throughout Anchorage, organizing to support one another.

Offer support (volunteer sign up)

We are raising funds to provide emergency relief during the COVID-19 pandemic. We are an autonomous collective of local organizers.

nolamutualaid@protonmail.com, 504-383-4499

We are a group of six residents of the Bayou St. John neighborhood organizing mutual aid responses to the Coronavirus outbreak in New Orleans. Message us if you need assistance or if you would like to help by contributing your resources or volunteer time.

504-535-4652, neworleansmutualaid@gmail.com

Sign up form (Google doc)

This spreadsheet is an attempt to connect NOLA COMMUNITY MEMBERS who have resources to offer with those who need resources. If you have a request or can offer aid, please make a post in the relevant tab.

Distribute mutual aid events, coordinate participants, track what gets done in real time.

Official partners with UNICEF & several governments, like California and Houston. New mutual aid portal here.

Autonomous Groups Are Mobilizing Mutual Aid Initiatives To Combat The Coronavirus

Guide to affinity groups, mutual aid, building networks, secure communications, and moreon

The WHS Community Mutual Aid Network grew out of the impromptu food drive setup by teachers, staff, and community volunteers in the wake of the COVID-19 school shutdown. We were ale to deliver groceries to around 36 families, and 101 kids. Because of the massive support that everyone showed, organizers have been able to regroup and create a more efficient system for supporting our families in need.

The mutual aid network seeks to provide resources and logistics to willing volunteers to support Westview families with groceries, toiletries, deliveries, and any other emergency support possible. While we cannot guarantee that our entire community will get everything they need, we can do our best to ease the burdens of this prolonged shutdown. We will continue support as long as we have resources and willing volunteers.

Spreadsheet of US national resources & by state specifically for undocumented people

With emergency scholarship/ fundraiser as well - by the Betancourt Macias Family Scholarship Foundation

Apply for scholarship (undocumented families or individuals)

As Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic spreads throughout the world, most countries are strongly encouraging folks to begin social distancing and don't make any unnecessary trips.

COVID-19 is especially dangerous for older folks (50+) and immunocompromised individuals. Elderly Asian individuals are arguably the most affected by this. Not only do they face discrimination, they also have barriers of accessibility, mobility, and language.

The goal of this project is to provide support for these people by delivering groceries or running errands, minimizing the contact they have with the outside.

(note I'm not part of this project, heard about it from Facebook friend who is one of the organizers so I copied the description from their website)

Toronto: contact@aaspn.com Vancouver: subtleasiannetworking@gmail.com

Tenant & Neighborhood Councils' pandemic organizing guide

(510) 671-5747 / tenantorganizingeastbay@gmail.com

A group of 18 funders – including Bloomberg Philanthropies, the Carnegie Corporation of New York, Robin Hood and the Rockefeller Brothers Fund – launched a $75 million fund to provide grants and interest-free loans to social services and arts and cultural organizations in New York City impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. It will provide unrestricted, flexible funding, as well as support for additional needs such as technology for remote work, additional staff support, and hygiene equipment.

Western Massachusetts Recovery Learning Community/Wildflower Alliance (WMRLC)

Mental Heatlh peer support organization adapts approach for COVID-19

Article about WMRLC response to COVID

Organization's latest newlsetter

If your livelihood is being impacted by the COVID-19/Coronavirus crisis and you need support, post requests here. If you are a white-collar employee working from home and still being paid your full salary or if you have financial means from another source, fulfill the requests below.

(please note I'm not one of the organizers of this, I heard about it via https://archive408.com/2020/03/15/santa-clara-county-covid-19-financial-solidarity/)

An effort across Western Massachusetts to coordinate support - rides, groceries, emotional, childcare, medical, financial, and much more - and to create a network of hyperlocal neighborhood pods.

Information on how to place an order

Fill out this form if you would like to volunteer

All volunteer nonprofit organization working for health justice for all

Global org with online resources for herbal and community activists

We are compiling resources and information for herbalists and community workers to access the latest details and info online easily.

Chapters and Clinics around the globe are working to support their communities in various ways from on the ground support to online free clinics.

Additional resources to support your overall wellness and immune system.

Posting updates on resources during this outbreak, and updating our resource documents daily. Email director@hwbglobal.org if you would like to connect to a local group, need support for your community work, or would like to add a resource to our files.

Neighbor to Neighbor support group for getting folks connected to resources or support that they need

Seeking volunteers to help transportation, groceries/meds pickup, help w/ social and legal services, and people to volunteer to staff our hotline.

Mutual aid and supports in Ottawa-Gatineau National Capital Region

Listings of various local initiatives compiled in one site

A group for coordinating mutual aid and community building in Morris County.

1-800-596-7950 extension 1 for English or 2 for Spanish

Gofundme to support the supplies we are buying and delivering

Useful Mutual-Aid Projects in Response to COVID-19, experiences from Chinese volunteers

Over these months, we have received so much help from the other parts of the world, and we sincerely appreciated the generosity that has been offered to us. We have grown and have been learning a lot from this crisis. We are all connected; we have all been there before, and we absolutely understand your fear and your suffering at this moment… Therefore we would like to share with you some of the lessons we have learned. We share the world. We shall meet in a place where there is no darkness anymore. 3/27/2020

People who need help can post bills that they need paid, or people can pay for others' bills

Financial relief for RURAL QTBIPOC living in 3 counties in middle Tennessee!

mtbi.fund@gmail.com; mtbi.board@gmail.com

UNITED STATES - UNITED KINGDOM - CANADA - ITALY - GERMANY - FRANCE - SPAIN - JAPAN - AUSTRALIA - KOREA

Sharing free groceries to anyone who asks. We have two in-person distribution days and are starting to make deliveries directly to people's homes on 3/31/20. Entirely volunteer-run/donation-based food sharing. Also supplies bulk food to neighborhood Mutual Aid groups

National USA Covid19 Mutual Aid Group Listing + Group Resources

This website in collaboration with MutualAidHub hosts a platform for volunteers to connect with local mutual aid groups. This website also hosts information on Starting a Mutual Aid + Maintaining a Mutual Aid group. Resources shared on this site is from local group admins and communities ranging from New York to California.
Site also encourages admins to connect via Facebook Admin Group. This is a private group that you have to join.
#Slack engagement is also encouraged, local admins can share resources and ask each other questions. CLICK THIS LINK TO JOIN

#Slack engagement is also encouraged, local admins can share resources and ask each other questions. With weekly virtual calls. Fire side check ins with Local UK groups, Local US group admins

Covaid is a web-based mutual aid platform where members of a community can post offers to help others impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic with tasks like grocery delivery, medication pickup, etc. People from these affected groups can then request help, after which contact info is shared between both parties.

covaidco@gmail.com, Facebook: @covaidco, instagram: @covaidmutualaid

provides support, aid, and relief for the vulnerable local community during the Covid-19 pandemic by our Gallatin Valley neighbors

The South FL Mutual Aid Coalition was birthed as a rapid grassroots response to COVID-19 and the devastating effects it has had on our loved ones and communities. Mutual aid translates to ‘Cooperation for the Common Good’ — knowing that everyone has the right to have what they need to survive these trying times. We are built upon an anti-oppression and equity-driven frameworks, aiming to ensure that people who are in the greatest need of resources are able to get what they need.

The primary goal of this grassroots coalition is to organize the local community to ensure that vulnerable and/or underserved community members, who are often forgotten, erased, or otherwise pushed to the margins, have access to food, housing, healthcare, mental health resources, pet care, and other necessities. We also aim for the redistribution of resources in the event that stockpiling prevents underserved people from accessing basic supplies and resources.

This effort has already been backed by 10 local organizations, and the Facebook group has approximately 700 members in just two weeks.

We are also a body of advocates and activists who are organizing around multiple local issues and social justice concerns that have only been magnified by COVID-19 (housing disparities, health/mental health disparities, immigration, food justice, language justice, and other social determinants of health).

Currently, we are in dire need of funding to support individualized requests, as well as larger requests from local food banks/programs that are running out of food and resources. We are actively working to support with the sharing of food/resources with youth and adults experiencing homelessness and other critically underserved subpopulations. We are currently accepting donations through Cash App at $SouthFLMutualAid.

In addition, we are appealing to local philanthropic bodies to share and redistribute power and resources, and to make funding streams accessible to grassroots organizations/groups like this one, regardless of corporate or 501(c)(3) status.

Early local press coverage about the work

Responding to the needs of our community with collective power, and mutual aid

@pdxcovid19mutualaid (facebook)

COVID-19 Emergency Relief Resources for PDX (and beyond)

Google doc with local resources and links to other aggregate lists for various communities/counties

Providing mutual aid through nutritious food to front-line healthcare workers

COVID-19 Resources for the Greater Temecula/Murrieta Area

A doc compiled with national, CA state-wide, and local guides, resources, and helpful education. Includes a small mutual aid contact sign up sheet.

bit.ly/temecmurrietacovid19 works as well.

micro-grants of $100 - $200 for trans women of colour & trans femmes (TMA) of colour

noterfsnoswerfs@pm.me / @noterfsnoswerfs / https://www.facebook.com/TheCoalitionAgainstTransAntagonism

based on unceded Coast Salish territory in so-called Vancouver, Canada

This is the Monroe County, Indiana and adjacent areas group for mutual aid actions surrounding the COVID-19 health crisis. Our goal is to foster a network of collective solidarity that allows us to care for the most sick and vulnerable people in our community, and find strength together in order to push back against the broader social narrative of individualistic self-reliance and preparedness.

Email for aid in Monroe County, Indiana

Facebook group for aid in Monroe County, Indiana

Logan Square Mutual Aid is part of a city-wide mutual aid effort, organized neighborhood by neighborhood. We are providing food so no one goes hungry, prescription and grocery pickups for people who are sick, elderly, or immunocompromised, and whatever other needs arise.

Neighbor Express is a neighbor-to-neighbor, free delivery service program to deliver essential items to vulnerable community members.

We are run by a group of volunteers who want to help everyone receive care during COVID-19. Once upon a time, isolated settlers were connected by the Pony Express. Today, isolated residents can rely on the Neighbor Express to connect them to everything they need.

Interested in bringing Neighbor Express to your community? Have questions or ideas? Contact us at NeighborExpress@gmail.com.

A live chat feature with a student volunteer 'resource librarian' to help people quickly locate the right local and national resources to cope during the pandemic

resourcelibrarian@protonmail.com

Only reddit posts that you beed an account to access isnt helpful

Direct link to our google forms

Direct link to our public spreadsheets

A resident initiative to support and leverage existing grassroots efforts to bring the community together and support each other neighbor-to-neighbor

703-957-9727, arlingtoncommunitycorps@gmail.com

You can request help and will be assigned a buddy through the program to help you with your needs during the pandemic

Mutual aid / groceries/ pharmacy run/ houseless community care packages, etc

Volunteer-led mutual aid network supported by Bay Resistance and Senior & Disability Action that connects seniors, disabled folks, workers, renters, immigrant families, and other communities in the Bay Area with volunteers in our communities who can offer grocery and supply deliveries, connection to financial resources, be a phone buddy and more.

Shortened URL, easier to share

This fund will support undocumented workers and families who can't receive government aid (Food Stamps, Unemployment, Medicaid, pending cash payments, etc.) during the COVID-19 health crisis and lockdowns. On an ongoing basis, all funds will be distributed directly to community members in need. This money is a show of solidarity, not charity, with our neighbors. It will assist people paying rent, buying food, accessing transportation, and meet other basic needs. It is heartbreaking that our government leaves out these hard working people who put the food on our tables, clean our houses, care for our children and elders and many other low wage, labor intensive jobs. This is an unprecedented time for all of us, and we can only get through it together. Thank you for your support.

cnyrapidresponse@gmail.com - https://www.facebook.com/SyracuseIRDN/

Survivor lead group aiming to establish transformative justice in Philly

we are an anarchist collective of Trans people of color, we provide housing, food, and toiletries to people throughout el paso with a focus on helping TWOC primarily.

Covid Assist is a nationwide mutual aid organization that matches neighbors who can’t leave their homes with volunteers who can help with basic non-medical tasks, like running errands, to keep everyone safe and healthy.

Mutual Aid Massachusetts (MAM) is a grassroots network devoted to building community and solidarity through mutual aid. We aspire to be a space where local mutual aid groups throughout the state can collaborate and share resources, as well as filling in the gap for locations in MA that do not have their own local mutual aid group.

The uncertainty of the current public health crisis is a source of anxiety, particularly for the most vulnerable among us. Knowing where to find assistance and information can help to ease some of that anxiety. It is important for our community to work together and share resources. If you are able to offer aid, we can connect you to people in need. If you need assistance, we can help you find it.

We connect people with money to people who need money as well as doing direct fundraising to share money with people who need it.

NTX Mutual Aid Facebook

NTX Mutual Aid Instagram

Our goal is to create a strong volunteer network that will help with mutual aid initiatives in the Inland Empire such as distributing Covid-19 care packages and volunteering in food distribution programs. 

We are currently doing work in San Bernardino, CA, but we coordinate with our volunteers online via email or IG.

We can be contacted through IG @morehopeproject,  by email morehopeproject@gmail.com or phone 909-667-0904.

We are looking for more volunteers and donations both physical and monetary. We are also are a community based project, and have recurring events every Sunday to disburse covid-19 care packages.

Our volunteer link is https://forms.gle/Jr3V3zCAin3BRX9F7

Large Facebook group to connect folks with resources and mutual aid concepts. Also providing food to families through our Hillbilly Hospitality Food Delivery.

cleveland.recovers.org (wouldn't let me put in primary link)

The Mutual Aid Network of Ypsilanti (MANY) is both a loose community support network and a worker self-directed nonprofit. We are creating mutual aid based programming in Ypsilanti, Michigan to meet the needs of our most vulnerable and marginalized community members.

We believe that as a community we are stronger when we work together to help each other out. Our purpose is to help facilitate as much cooperation and aid as possible. Particularly focusing on the most impacted and marginalized members of our community, the food and housing insecure, but also including all low-income and working class peoples.

NYC Vaccine List is a volunteer-led effort to aggregate and publish vaccine appointment availability across the NYC area. The team uses a combination of web crawling and phone-banking to source the data.

Community Phone Support - call-backs available in 5 languages to help callers connect to aid.

(646) 484-9677/redhookbklynmutualaid@gmail.com

newsletter: tinyurl.com/redhookupdates

weekly bilingual newsletter of community updates

donate: tinyurl.com/redhookdonate

This mutual aid is organized, proposed, and managed by a young girl (me!)

‪(347) 450-6477‬, passthekindnessmutualaid@gmail.com

Online-based mutual aid group distributing in Northern Nevada

Search "caremongering" + your area: Many are on Facebook

Original was in Toronto, and the others don't necessarily share same poliltics/ principles