Small, consistent changes in your daily life can have a big impact.

• Be a Conscious Consumer: Use the power of your dollar to support ethical businesses. Reduce consumption and downsize gradually to adapt to economic changes.

• Support and Reassure: Talk with people who are worried, offer reassurance, and remind them we’re in this together. Help build a sense of community - know you are not alone in these uncertain times.

• Prioritize What Matters: Focus on what’s truly important—family, friends, and community. Help where you can, and practice self-care to maintain your mental health.

• Find Joy in Simple Things: Learn to enjoy activities that don’t cost money, like spending time at lakes, parks, or hosting house gatherings with like-minded friends.

• Build Community: Strengthen your sense of belonging by connecting with others and fostering a supportive network.

Caring for yourself and each other is the foundation of a strong community.

• Prioritize Mental Health: Take time for self-care to stay grounded and recharge, so you can show up fully for yourself and others.

• Find Joy in the Simple Things: Discover happiness in low-cost activities, like spending time in nature, sharing moments with friends, or enjoying quiet reflection.

• Strengthen Connections: Build a supportive network by being there for one another, especially during challenging times. Together, we can create a sense of belonging and hope.

Your voice matters.

• Advocate for Change: Call your representatives and encourage others to do the same. Share resources and keep the group informed about local and national political developments.

• Join Organized Protests: Safely stand up for what you believe in by following guidelines and participating in organized demonstrations. Help coordinate carpooling and meetings for protests.

• Speak Up: Whether in big crowds or small gatherings, use your voice bravely. Standing in your truth may require discomfort, but it’s worth it.

• Stay Connected: Post about protests, events, and resources on the community page to keep everyone engaged and informed.

Be a source of help and reassurance for those in need.

• Connect People to Services: Assist individuals in finding alternatives for lost services and navigating available resources.

• Offer Emotional Support: Be available to listen, talk, and reassure people that they will be okay.

• Build Community: Encourage others to enjoy low-cost activities like visiting lakes, parks, or hosting house parties. Foster a sense of belonging and remind people they are not alone.

Generating financial support for our initiatives through fundraising efforts

• Raising Funds: Organize campaigns and events to generate resources for community projects.

• Build Fundraising Partnerships: Collaborate with local businesses and nonprofits to host joint fundraising events or campaigns.

Building connections and securing support are key to our success.

• Seek Sponsorships: Reach out to businesses and organizations to secure support for our initiatives.

• Connect with Partners: Build relationships with nonprofits, community groups, and businesses to collaborate on shared goals.

• Network with Leaders: Attend community events, meetings, and forums to advocate for our mission and expand our reach.

• Share Resources: Identify opportunities to exchange resources, knowledge, and expertise with other organizations to strengthen our collective impact.

Securing grants is a vital way to fund our community projects.

• Research Opportunities: Identify grants that align with our mission and projects.

• Write Proposals: Craft compelling grant applications to secure funding for our initiatives.

• Track and Report: Manage grant requirements, including reporting on how funds are used and the impact they create.