Mutual Aid and Community Resilience

Why this portfolio

When systems fail or move too slowly, neighbors step in. Mutual aid networks and community resilience organizations provide food, shelter, medical support, disaster relief, and shared resources — while building the trust, relationships, and local infrastructure that make long-term civic power possible. This portfolio backs groups that practice solidarity, not charity: they are led by the people they serve, respond quickly to crisis, and strengthen communities year-round. Supporting them means investing in care that is immediate, accountable, and rooted in place.

• 01

  Cooperation Jackson

  Builds cooperative economics, sustainable community enterprise, and participatory democracy in Jackson, Mississippi, modeling a grassroots alternative economy.

  Cooperative economics501(c)(3)
• 02

  Soul Fire Farm

  An Afro-Indigenous centered community farm committed to ending racism and injustice in the food system through training, food delivery, and land stewardship.

  Food sovereignty501(c)(3)
• 03

  NEXT Harm Reduction

  Provides direct harm reduction services, overdose prevention, and advocacy led by and for people who use drugs and their communities.

  Harm reduction501(c)(3)
• 04

  Mutual Aid Disaster Relief

  Coordinates grassroots, volunteer-led disaster relief that centers mutual aid, solidarity, and long-term recovery led by impacted communities.

  Disaster relief501(c)(3)