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Sunnyside & Woodside Mutual Aid

Sunnyside & Woodside Mutual Aid (SWMA) is a group of neighbors acting collectively to address community needs and take care of each other.

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Financial Contributions

Goal
Recurring Donation

Help make our efforts sustainable with a recurring contribution that we can count on each month in order to provide food, essential supplies, and s... Read more

$2,045.25 USD of $5,000 USD / month raised (41%)

Starts at$5 USD / month

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One-time contribution
One-Time Donation

Make a contribution of any amount to help us provide food, essential supplies, and support directly to our neighbors in Queens.

Starts at$1 USD

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$25 Donation

Make a $25 contribution to help us provide food, essential supplies, and support directly to our neighbors in Queens.

$25 USD

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$50 Donation

Make a $50 contribution to help us provide food, essential supplies, and support directly to our neighbors in Queens.

$50 USD

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$100 Donation

Make a $100 contribution to help us provide food, essential supplies, and support directly to our neighbors in Queens.

$100 USD

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$250 Donation

Make a $250 contribution to help us provide food, essential supplies, and support directly to our neighbors in Queens.

$250 USD

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Sunnyside & Woodside Mutual Aid is all of us

Our contributors 514

Thank you for supporting Sunnyside & Woodside Mutual Aid.

Siddarth Anand

Admin

$5,400 USD

Nic

Admin

$700 USD

Karly W.

Admin

$450 USD

Emma Thadani

Admin

$421 USD

Jackie

Admin

$110 USD

luming hao

Admin

$72 USD

SWMA

Admin

Virginia Hoffman

One-Time Donation

$10,000 USD

Katie Lam

Recurring Donation

$3,556 USD

Dan Selzer

Recurring Donation

$2,425 USD

Projects

Support the following initiatives from Sunnyside & Woodside Mutual Aid.

Project
Many individuals experiencing homelessness were recently relocated from Manhattan to Sunnyside an...

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Budget


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Contribution #136266
+$5.00USD
Completed
Contribution #682229
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Today’s balance

$4,754.56 USD

Total raised

$118,728.98 USD

Total disbursed

$113,974.42 USD

Estimated annual budget

$30,108.62 USD

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News from Sunnyside & Woodside Mutual Aid

Updates on our activities and progress.

A look back at 2022 with Sunnyside & Woodside Mutual Aid

In the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, Sunnyside & Woodside Mutual Aid (SWMA) formed as group of neighbors acting collectively to address community nee...
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Published on December 21, 2022 by SWMA

Celebrate Sunnyside & Woodside Mutual Aid's birthday with us tomorrow, May 2nd!

We recently celebrated our first birthday and would love to mark the occasion with you at our first ever block party. Come...
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Published on May 1, 2021 by SWMA

Thank you to our first 100 donors! 🙌

Since we launched our fundraising campaign less than a month ago, we have been honored by the response we have seen from our community so far. We want to thank all 100 of our friends, family members, and neighbors who were the first to cont...
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Published on December 24, 2020 by SWMA

About


Sunnyside & Woodside Mutual Aid (SWMA) is a group of neighbors acting collectively to address community needs and take care of each other. We value care and support community-based action outside of existing structures of governments, electoral politics, and charities. We acknowledge and sometimes collaborate with the many existing communities and organizations that call Sunnyside and Woodside home. We strive to embody the spirit of solidarity in everything we do.

Formed in Spring 2020 at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, SWMA began as a response to our neighborhoods’ increasing and urgent need for grocery deliveries, medical deliveries, food relief, and community support. As the months passed, we have continued to seek out and build sustainable models to address needs in our neighborhoods through collective care.