We are strongest when we stand together!

It has been a heavy couple of weeks in Minneapolis. ICE agents are terrorizing our communities, but even during these difficult times, it has been amazing to see Minnesotans rising up and taking action to stand up for and protect our neighbors.

If you are feeling anxious and overwhelmed, I encourage you to take action. Here are a few ways you can help, both locally in Minneapolis and from afar.

Food Drive and Fundraiser Update

We have so far donated $5,102.02 to CANMN, and that's not including the whole truckload of supplies we delivered after the drive!

Thank you so much to everyone who showed up to our drive or has supported online. Tt took us a couple weeks to process all the orders that came through, we appreciate you all being patient :)

Take Action:

  • Connect with your Community

    Join your neighborhood groups to stay aware of what’s happening in your area and organize around your communities’ specific needs

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  • Call your Representatives

    Call your representatives and tell them to block the funding bill for ICE and DHS. And don't worry, you don't actually have to do any talking!

    Call now
  • Support Small Businesses

    An ever-growing list of small businesses in the Twin Cities area that are either immigrant-owned or active in community organizing!

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Donate

  • CANMN

    Community Aid Network (CANMN) is a grassroots volunteer-led organization located in the Bancroft neighborhood of Minneapolis, MN. They work to build solidarity with our neighbors, organize volunteers and redistribute resources to ensure everyone has the means for dignified survival.

    Donate Here
  • Immigrant Law Center of Minnesota

    The Immigrant Law Center of Minnesota (ILCM) is a nonprofit organization that provides free immigration legal representation to low-income immigrants and refugees in Minnesota.

    Donate Here
  • VEAP

    Supporting community through food. VEAP is the Twin Cities’ largest food pantry, providing access to healthy foods, social services, and financial assistance.

    Donate Here

Art is Resistance <3

I’ve been doing crochet for a couple years now, and recently picked up knitting. If you’re feeling anxious and want to channel that into some resistance fiber art, here are a couple patterns that you can buy that are donating profits to local immigrant aid organizations. I know that I am going to start my hat this week!