Indivisibles,

Thanks to the inaction of Senate Republicans, much of the financial
assistance and protections included in early COVID-19 response packages
has expired in the last week. And now, at the beginning of the month,
millions of people across the country are struggling to pay the rent and
bills that will keep them and their families safe for the next few weeks.

We know it didn’t have to be this way, and we’re hard at work pushing for
strong continued aid from the government. But in the meantime, people need
help.

We started the IndiGIVEable program because we know there are tons of
worthy causes out there that deserve funding, and they’re not always in
our wheelhouse. We have a responsibility to use our platform to drive
resources where they need to go -- so today we’re asking you to support
efforts nationwide providing rental assistance, eviction protection, and
services to keep people afloat at this critical moment.

Below, we’ve collected a few groups around the country who are working to
provide assistance to those in need. This is by no means a comprehensive
list, and we encourage you to seek out efforts in the communities you care
about. If you’re able to donate, please do -- and if you’re in need of
assistance yourself, these organizations are a great place to start:

* Nationwide: [ [link removed]- ]Resident Relief Foundation
* Nationwide: [ [link removed]- ]United Way’s COVID-19 Community Response and Recovery
Fund
* Nationwide: [ [link removed]- ]Search for a mutual aid network in your community here.
* Nationwide: [ [link removed]- ]Search for a resource to support undocumented people
here.
* Northern California: [ [link removed]- ]NorCal Resist’s Asylum Seeking & Undocumented
Family Emergency Aid
* Los Angeles, CA: [ [link removed]- ]California Community Foundation’s COVID-19 LA
County Response Fund
* North Dakota: [ [link removed]- ]Community Action Partnership of North Dakota
* Nebraska: [ [link removed]- ]Nebraska Impact COVID-19 Relief Fund
* Kansas City, MO: [ [link removed]- ]KC Tenants
* Louisiana: [ [link removed]- ]Louisiana Fair Housing Action Center
* Huntsville, AL: [ [link removed]- ]Community Foundation of Greater Huntsville’s
Emergency Relief Fund
* Columbus, OH: [ [link removed]- ]Columbus Urban League
* Miami, FL: [ [link removed]- ]Community Justice Project
* Atlanta, GA: [ [link removed]- ]Housing Justice League
* Philadelphia, PA: [ [link removed]- ]COVID-19 Emergency Rental Assistance Program
* New Jersey: [ [link removed]- ]New Jersey Citizen Action
* New York: [ [link removed]- ]Citizen Action New York’s List of COVID-19 Mutual Aid
Funds
* Boston, MA: [ [link removed]- ]City Life/Vida Urbana

For more ways to get involved, feel free to reach out to [ [link removed]- ]your local
Indivisible group to find out about how they’re responding to the COVID-19
crisis.

In a better world, we wouldn’t have to shoulder this burden for one
another, because people would have the public services and the resources
they need to survive and thrive. We’re still working for that world. But
where we can, we have to care for one another. Thanks for caring -- in
whatever way you can.

In solidarity,
Indivisible Team

P.S. If you’re interested in hearing more about how activists across the
country are working to protect their neighbors from eviction, People’s
Action is holding a Homes Guarantee call tomorrow night, August 6, at 7PM
ET to hear more from movement leaders about their actions -- [ [link removed]- ]you can
click here to register!

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