UPDATE SEPTEMBER 2021

We are temporarily halting the
fundraiser as we re-organize the way we manage our resources. Please
contribute directly to the groups on our directly to keep the support
flowing!
We will be re-initiating our fundraiser here soon so please stay posted.

Fundraising statement:

While we recognize that there are a lot of crowdfunding
campaigns for Indigenous relief funds, we thought it necessary to establish this emergency fund specifically for radical Indigenous Mutual Aid projects and individuals.

We don’t want to see endless fundraisers and non-profit
industrial cooptation get in the way of necessary work on the ground. We
want to ensure critical resources get directly into the hands of
anti-capitalist and anti-colonial organizers that either may not have
access to those sources or don’t want to engage with them. No strings or
branding attached here. We won’t ask recipients to send us pictures to
share with funders.
Donations will be allocated as quickly as
possible. Decisions will be made for funding based on resources
available and critical needs.

If you don’t want to use the form to donate please paypal to: littlewind1806@gmail.com.

Please put a note that it is for the “Indigenous Mutual Aid Emergency Fund” if you do not use the form below.

We are anti-profit, all proceeds will go to resources for the network and the emergency fund.
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Ahe’ hee’ nitsaago! Thank you so much to everyone who contributed to our 2020 emergency fund! Our initial goal of $10k was quickly surpassed. We extended
the fundraiser to $120k and distributed all the remaining funds in June 2021.


Some of the Emergency funds distributed:

Dinétah: Independent organizing, mutual aid supplies and delivery for Medicine practitioners – $3,200

Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa: Mutual aid organizing for Gitchigumi Scouts – $650

Dinétah: Ké’ Infoshop – $2,000

Dinétah: Camp Red Sleeves Mutual Aid Fund – $1,000

Pine Ridge: Mothers Against Meth alliance, Mutual aid organizing –  $400

Dinétah: Diné Land and Water Covid-19 mutual aid – $400

Wind River: Little Wind & Mesiah: Regeneration on the Reservation – $1,000

Lenapehoking: Indigenous Kinship Collective – $2600

Occupied Pueblo lands of “Albuquerque, New Mexico”: Autonomous mutual aid organizing, supply and mask making – $375

Attakapa-Ishak Lands (Rayne, Louisiana): Louisiana Rise,United Houma Nation/ Attakapa-Ishak Nation mutual aid organizing – $1,000

Shikaakwa (occupied lands of Chicago): Chi-Nations Youth Council mutual aid organizing – $1,000

Dinétah: Autonomous mutual aid support for Big Mountain area and “Hopi Partitioned Lands” elders and resisters – $2,500

Pahá Sápa (Black Hills South Dakota/ Rapid City): Autonomous mutual aid on Lakota Lands – $1,500

Ysleta del sur pueblo / Raramuri territory (So called “el paso /
ciudad juarez”):  Mutual aid for migrant indigenous communities – $1,000

Dinétah: Autonomous deliveries for elders – $4,000

Dinétah: Autonomous mask distribution throughout the reservation – $1100

Dinétah: Unsheltered relatives support in Kilani/Flagstaff – $3500

Dinétah: Defend our Community – Autonomous mutual aid in Leupp area of so-called Arizona – $500

Dinétah: Crownpoint COVID-19 Relief food drive – $500

Tohono Oʼodham Lands: O’odham Anti-Border Collective – $2,000

Turtle Island: Autonomous Indigenous Radio Communication project – $8,000

Indigenous Resistance Mutual Aid (Dinétah) – $750

Autonomous Indigenous Mutual Aid Southwest – $8,350

Autonomous Indigenous Mutual Aid/ABQ – 3,000

Autonomous Mutual Defense/Aid – $6,200

Indigenous Mutual Aid bulk essential supplies for Active Orgs – $20,064.70

Frontline Medics: $7,000

Camp Red Sleeves: $7,000

Autonomous ABQ Mutual Aid: $7,000

Kinlani Mutual Aid/Diné Healers Relief: $7,000