Suburban Solidarity Network
Fiscal Host: Open Collective Foundation
Suburban Solidarity Network is a mutual aid network run completely by volunteers in the Northern Suburbs of Chicago. We are a collection of neighbors who believe in sharing our resources, skills, and strengths to benefit our community.
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Financial Contributions
Goal
Sponsor a Produce Pop-Up
Can you, your organization, or a group of friends sponsor one of our pop-ups? Our volunteers buy bulk produce from Jerry’s Fruit Market (usually sp... Read more
$0.00 USD of $500 USD / month raised (0%)
Starts at$100 USD / month
Events
Suburban Solidarity Network is hosting the following events.
Suburban Solidarity Network is all of us
Our contributors 11
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Molly Greening
Admin
$20 USD
Sile Surman
Admin
$20 USD
Valerie Jaharis
Admin
Steven Jaharis
Solidarity Circle
$520 USD
Sam Loop
Solidarity Circle
$105 USD
Mary Beth Surman
$100 USD
Budget
Transparent and open finances.
+$5.00USD
Completed
Contribution #205907
+$5.00USD
Completed
Contribution #205907
+$5.00USD
Completed
Contribution #205907
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Today’s balance$313.44 USD
Total raised
$987.08 USD
Total disbursed
$673.64 USD
Estimated annual budget
$92.58 USD
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News from Suburban Solidarity Network
Updates on our activities and progress.
Recap on the July 2021 Fresh Produce Pop Up @ Gross Point Park
Published on July 13, 2021 by Emery (she/her)
About
Suburban Solidarity Network is a mutual aid network run completely by volunteers in the northern suburbs of Chicago. We are not a charity organization but a collection of neighbors who believe in sharing our resources, skills, and strengths to benefit our community. No individual is without vulnerability, nor is anyone without capability; therefore we seek to connect our neighbors in an effort to share our everyday burdens and lift each other up.
We believe mutual aid to be one strategy that works within a larger movement to dismantle capitalism, white supremacy, and heteropatriarchy. Our mutual aid efforts attempt to address the multiple crises that those in our community suffer from, doing what the government cannot or will not.
We believe mutual aid to be one strategy that works within a larger movement to dismantle capitalism, white supremacy, and heteropatriarchy. Our mutual aid efforts attempt to address the multiple crises that those in our community suffer from, doing what the government cannot or will not.
We intend to disrupt the suburban, colonial ideas that community ends with the nuclear family and individual home. We wish to radicalize and provide care for the Northern suburbs (land stolen from Kickapoo, Peoria, Potawatomi, Miami, and Sioux peoples) through advocacy, direct action, and community education.
More about our work can be found here.