Clementine Dunnell

LA Street Care

Kris R

Neil Blakemore

CJ Van

Angela

We are an abolitionist mutual aid collective organizing with the unhoused in Los Feliz, Echo Park, Atwater, Historic Filipinotown, Silver Lake, and Rampart Village.

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Liberty Hill Foundation

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Ginny Bateman

Olga

Jane Nguyen

Tim Russo

Big Rob

Sophia Rome

Guest

Dave LaDelfa

Audrey Kaufman

Elizabeth Kelly

Marcy

Kiana

Palms Unhoused Mutual Aid

Lida Richardson

Caroline Bartlett

Katie

TransxBombshell

Nicolas Gardner

Erin H

Rose

Maebe Pudlo

Diana

Allison

Nicole Russell

Sarah Epperson

Timothy Faust

LA Street Care Mutual Aid Grant

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Mutual Aid Bookshop

Polo's Pantry

Joan Rehl

Erin English

Ellie Guzman

Henry OuYang

RockyCal

Melissa Pinsly

Barbara Friend

Emily k

Madeline

Josh

Mike

Alex

Noopur Anagol

Chris

garydoranjr

Jacob Wasserman

rachael

Laura Sreebny

sara

Demecia Casimir

South Bay Mutual Aid and Care Club

Charlie hess

Paul

Susie Rome

Joseph Rome

Andrianna

Lindsay Kerns

Juliet Phillips

China Bialos

David Noriega

Erica Wachs

Charlie Kesslering

Bill

Nora

Margit

Victor

Happy

Emily

Open Collective Foundation

<div><strong>LA Street Care &amp; Mutual Aid</strong> is an abolitionist collective of former Street Watch LA members in Los Feliz, Echo Park, Atwater, Historic Filipinotown, Silver Lake, and Rampart Village.<br /><br />We organize with unhoused and formerly unhoused neighbors for mutual aid, harm reduction, political education, know your rights initiatives, and to connect people with services. Our goals are to meet the survival needs of our neighbors living on the street, decriminalize poverty, and  end state violence against unhoused communities. <br /><br />We believe universal housing is a human right. That means free and fair public housing for all, community control of housing, and the abolition of all violent and carceral systems.<br /><br /><strong>Funds will go to...<br /></strong><br /></div><div>The violent sweeping of encampments often means the state stealing/destroying most if not all of unhoused people's belongings. Our neighbors living on the street tell us their needs, and we do our best to meet them with items including:</div><ul><li>Tents</li><li>Blankets and sleeping bags</li><li>Hygiene items (e.g., toothbrush, toothpaste, wipes, soap, shampoo, etc.)</li><li>First aid items &amp; medicines</li><li>Pet supplies</li><li>Shoes</li><li>Bottled water</li></ul><div>We support unhoused neighbors by assisting with expenses including:</div><ul><li>Temporary shelter in motels for people experiencing domestic violence </li><li>Transportation</li><li>Parking tickets</li><li>Vet and medical care</li></ul><div>None of our organizers are paid, but a small amount of funds go to supporting our mutual aid, harm reduction, and abolition work (e.g., purchasing coolers, printing instructions for fentanyl tests, etc.)</div>

This grant supports unhoused, formerly unhoused, and housing insecure Angelenos in need of emergency financial support. Funds will provide relief to people experiencing a crisis, transitioning into housing, or facing eviction.

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We are an abolitionist mutual aid collective organizing with the unhoused in Los Feliz, Echo Park, Atwater, Historic Filipinotown, Silver Lake, and Rampart Village.

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