Pact Collective

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A Brooklyn-based mutual aid collective supporting grassroots movements in the five boroughs.

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Fund Palestinian Creators

Help us fund the publishing of a beautiful zine of art and poetry from Palestinian creators.

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Mutual Aid

A fund for supporting and collaborating with NYC-based mutual aid efforts

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Daniel Rando

$1,600 USD since Mar 2024

Khaled Dajani

$100 USD since Mar 2024

Sarah Fox

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Jay Sansone

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Maggie Rando

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Communal Healing

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Political edu...

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Daniel Rando

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Khaled Dajani

$100 USD

Sarah Fox

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Pact Collective is a NYC-based organization building power through mutual aid, communal care/healing, political education, and by creating online tools for organizing.

Our work is grounded in principles of solidarity, mutual aid, dual power, and revolution. We don’t want to change the systems we’ve been given, we want to replace them with new systems of safety and equity. This means going about things differently - from decentralized governance to demonstrated care and action.