Pepita Foundation prioritizes disability-centered social justice, crisis response for marginalized deaf and disabled communities, and movement capacity-building. They fund organizations that combine direct services (disaster relief, recovery supports) with organizational capacity and cultural work (arts, training, mutual aid), often supporting groups led by or serving BIPOC, queer/trans, and disabled people. Grants are made across geographies — both international emergency response and U.S.-focused community programs — with an emphasis on sustaining staff and operational capacity as well as frontline programming.
Pepita Foundation Inc’s giving shows a strong pattern of trust-based support for disability-centered justice work, especially where access, survival, and organizational capacity overlap. In the recent grants list, Heard received $40,000 in 2025 for general operating support including staff salaries, benefits, interpretation, and access costs, while Off-the-grid received $38,000 for disaster-response work tied to Syria, Türkiye, and Deaf Ukrainians affected by war. Those two grants capture the foundation’s mix of domestic disability access support and international emergency response. The foundation also backs organizations that build movement infrastructure rather than only fund discrete programs. Sins Invalid received $30,000 in 2024 and another $30,000 in 2025 for capacity-building and general operating expenses tied to its Crip Survival Network, and Peopleshub received $30,000 for general operating support as an online movement school. Other awards in the list extend this approach to recovery services, immigrant support, and humanitarian relief. Pepita Foundation Inc funds both organizations and individuals, and the recent grants show repeated support to some grantees across multiple years.
A major theme in Pepita Foundation Inc’s grantmaking is disability access embedded in core operations. Heard received $40,000 in 2025 for staff salaries and benefits, interpretation, access costs, and additional support for board or community members. Sins Invalid received $30,000 in 2024 for capacity-building and general operating expenses tied to its Crip Survival Network, linking disability justice with climate, language, and survival work. The foundation also supports crisis response for Deaf and disabled communities affected by conflict. Off-the-grid received $38,000 for disaster-response in Türkiye and Syria and support for Deaf Ukrainians fleeing and surviving war. In health and recovery work, Eleanor Health Foundation received $25,000 to expand equitable access to recovery across western North Carolina through treatment costs, social needs, innovative treatment approaches, and public education. Urban Rural Action received $10,000 for the Uniting for Entrepreneurship in Maryland program, showing interest in movement infrastructure and community economic development.
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$356K
Most grants fall between $8K and $30K, with a median of $10K.
25th Percentile
$8K
Median
$10K
75th Percentile
$30K
About 0% of grants go to recipients in CA.
Top 2 recipient countries by grant volume for Pepita Foundation.
| Rank | Country | Grants | Total | Share |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | United StatesDomestic | 15 | $301K | 93.8% |
| 2 | Israel | 1 |
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Concentrated, mid-size grants (roughly $25k–$70k) across a small portfolio; multiple repeat gifts to core grantees show sustained relationships. Funding favors general operating and capacity support over project-restricted grants and spans both international emergency interventions and domestic movement/organizational strengthening.
Notable grantees: HEARD, OFF-THE-GRID, SINS INVALID, PEOPLESHUB, ELEANOR HEALTH FOUNDATION
Recent grants cluster around small-to-mid six-figure support levels, with a typical grant size of $8,125 at the 25th percentile, $10,000 at the median, and $30,000 at the 75th percentile. The list also includes larger awards at $38,000 and $40,000, alongside repeated $30,000 grants. Pepita Foundation Inc’s pattern is relationship-driven rather than one-off: Sins Invalid, Heard, Off-the-grid, and Urban Rural Action each appear in more than one year of recent grants. The foundation uses trust-based, multi-year, unrestricted, and partnership-oriented giving, and it also funds individuals. Its active grant programs state that unsolicited applications are not accepted for partnership grants.
Pepita Foundation Inc gives nationally, with most grants landing in New York state by count, while 0% of grants go to recipients in Massachusetts. In the recent list, Washington, DC appears multiple times through Heard and Anera, and California shows up through San Diego, San Francisco, Richmond, Los Angeles, and Covina. The list also includes recipients in Hendersonville, NC; Brooklyn, NY; and San Antonio, TX. Outside the United States, one recent grant went to Albireh, reflecting a small international share.
Pepita Foundation Inc supports disability-centered social justice, crisis response for marginalized Deaf and disabled communities, mutual aid, recovery access, and movement capacity-building. Recent grants also show support for arts and cultural organizing, immigrant support, and community economic development work.
Yes. Multiple recent awards are for general operating support, and the foundation’s active programs emphasize multi-year, unrestricted, trust-based partnership funding. Recent examples include grants for staff salaries and benefits, interpretation and access costs, and broader organizational capacity.
The typical grant size is $8,125 at the 25th percentile, $10,000 at the median, and $30,000 at the 75th percentile. Recent grants also include awards of $38,000 and $40,000.
For its partnership grants, no. The active grant program descriptions state that unsolicited applications are not accepted, and the foundation describes its giving as trust-based and relationship-driven.
Yes. Sins Invalid, Heard, Off-the-grid, and Urban Rural Action each appear in more than one recent grant year, showing repeated support rather than purely one-time awards.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
| $10K |
6.3% |
Recipient country reflects the grantee's headquarters per IRS 990-PF and Schedule F filings, not the program's implementation country.
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Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HEARD | WASHINGTON, DC | $40,000 | 2025 | GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT INCLUDING STAFF SALARIES AND BENEFITS, INTERPRETATION AND ACCESS COSTS, AND ANY MATERIALS OR ADDITIONAL SUPPORT WE NEED TO BRING IN TO SUPPORT OUR BOARD OR COMMUNITY MEMBERS. |
| OFF-THE-GRID | SAN DIEGO, CA | $38,000 | 2025 | AID FOR SYRIA AND TURKEY. DISASTER-RESPONSE IN TRKIYE AND SYRIA, AND SAVING THE LIVES OF DEAF UKRAINIANS BOTH FLEEING AND SURVIVING THE WAR THERE. IN ADDITION TO THE WAR, WE SUBSEQUENTLY RESPONDED TO DISASTERS THROUGHOUT THE CARIBBEAN, THE UNITED STATES, MIDDLE EAST AND AS FAR EAST AS SOUTH ASIA DIRECTLY IMPACTING MORE THAN 25,000 DEAF, HARD-OF-HEARING (HH), DEAFBLIND, DEAF-DISABLED, CODAS, ELDERS, AND PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES. |
| SINS INVALID | SAN FRANCISCO, CA | $30,000 | 2025 | SUPPORT FOR THREE KEY CAPACITY BUILDING/ GENERAL OPERATING EXPENSE AREAS: (1) SINS INVALID'S CRIP SURVIVAL NETWORK (CSN). THE CSN IS A SINS INVALID BORN CLIMATE, DISABILITY, AND LANGUAGE JUSTICE CENTERED INITIATIVE THROUGH WHICH UNITES PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS TO STRENGTHEN AND UPLIFT EACH OTHER AS WE FACE VARIOUS NATURAL AND UNNATURAL DISASTERS AFFECTING THE LIVES OF MARGINALIZED, BIPOC AND QUEER/TRANS/NON-BINARY DISABLED PEOPLE IN THE COMMUNITIES WE SERVE. (2) SINS INVALID'S 2023 PERFORMANCE ON DISABILITY JUSTICE AND CLIMATE GRIEF: THIS PERFORMANCE WILL INCUBATE AND SHOWCASE INNOVATIVE, ORIGINAL, MULTI-MEDIA WORKS AND THEATRICAL PIECES EXPLORING THE THEME OF CLIMATE CRISIS GRIEF AND SURVIVAL FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF AN ALL-DISABLED, MAJORITY PEOPLE OF COLOR AND QUEER/TRANS/NON-BINARY, ARTIST ENSEMBLE. (3) SUSTAINING STAFF HEALTHCARE: AS AN ORGANIZATION WHICH CENTERS DISABILITY JUSTICE WE OFFER RESOURCES TO OUR STAFF TO ADEQUATELY MEET THEIR ACCESS AND HEALTHCARE NEEDS. |
| URBAN RURAL ACTION | LOS ANGELES, CA | $10,000 | 2025 | SUPPORT FOR THE UNITING FOR ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN MARYLAND PROGRAM. UR ACTION USED THE FINANCIAL SUPPORT FROM THE PEPITA FOUNDATION TO HIRE A CONSULTING FIRM, BRIDGEPEOPLE, TO HELP US (1) ENSURE THAT THE PROGRAM WAS IMPLEMENTED THROUGH A RACIAL EQUITY LENS, AND (2) CONTRIBUTE TO PROGRAM PARTICIPANT UNDERSTANDING OF THE INTERCONNECTEDNESS OF ECONOMIC ISSUES AND RACE. |
| OFF-THE-GRID | SAN DIEGO, CA | $30,000 | 2024 | AID FOR SYRIA AND TURKEY. DISASTER-RESPONSE IN TRKIYE AND SYRIA, AND SAVING THE LIVES OF DEAF UKRAINIANS BOTH FLEEING AND SURVIVING THE WAR THERE. IN ADDITION TO THE WAR, WE SUBSEQUENTLY RESPONDED TO DISASTERS THROUGHOUT THE CARIBBEAN, THE UNITED STATES, MIDDLE EAST AND AS FAR EAST AS SOUTH ASIA DIRECTLY IMPACTING MORE THAN 25,000 DEAF, HARD-OF-HEARING (HH), DEAFBLIND, DEAF-DISABLED, CODAS, ELDERS, AND PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES. |
| PEOPLESHUB | RICHMOND, CA | $30,000 | 2024 | GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT. PEOPLESHUB IS AN ONLINE MOVEMENT SCHOOL THAT CONNECTS GROUPS AND INDIVIDUALS ACROSS GEOGRAPHIES TO BUILD STRONG, RESILIENT AND TRANSFORMATIVE MOVEMENTS. PEOPLESHUB IS FOUNDED ON THE BELIEF THAT CHANGE BECOMES POSSIBLE WHEN THOSE CLOSEST TO THE PROBLEM WORK TOGETHER TO BUILD POWER AND IDENTIFY SOLUTIONS.BUILD PEOPLESHUB'S HUB OF SOLIDARITY ECONOMY MOVEMENT LEADERS NATIONALLY AND INTERNATIONALLY INCLUDING TRAINER TEAM MEMBERS AND PARTICIPANTS. GROUND IN A DIVERSE SET OF SOLIDARITY AND COOPERATIVE TRADITIONS UNDERTAKEN BY OPPRESSED PEOPLES THAT SIT AT THE INTERSECTIONS OF RESISTANCE/MEETING MATERIAL NEEDS/PREFIGURING AND ACTUALIZING FREEDOM. UNITING AGAINST THE FAR RIGHT AND ENDING WHITE SUPREMACY. |
| SINS INVALID | SAN FRANCISCO, CA | $30,000 | 2024 | SUPPORT FOR THREE KEY CAPACITY BUILDING/ GENERAL OPERATING EXPENSE AREAS: (1) SINS INVALID'S CRIP SURVIVAL NETWORK (CSN). THE CSN IS A SINS INVALID BORN CLIMATE, DISABILITY, AND LANGUAGE JUSTICE CENTERED INITIATIVE THROUGH WHICH UNITES PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS TO STRENGTHEN AND UPLIFT EACH OTHER AS WE FACE VARIOUS NATURAL AND UNNATURAL DISASTERS AFFECTING THE LIVES OF MARGINALIZED, BIPOC AND QUEER/TRANS/NON-BINARY DISABLED PEOPLE IN THE COMMUNITIES WE SERVE. (2) SINS INVALID'S 2023 PERFORMANCE ON DISABILITY JUSTICE AND CLIMATE GRIEF: THIS PERFORMANCE WILL INCUBATE AND SHOWCASE INNOVATIVE, ORIGINAL, MULTI-MEDIA WORKS AND THEATRICAL PIECES EXPLORING THE THEME OF CLIMATE CRISIS GRIEF AND SURVIVAL FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF AN ALL-DISABLED, MAJORITY PEOPLE OF COLOR AND QUEER/TRANS/NON-BINARY, ARTIST ENSEMBLE. (3) SUSTAINING STAFF HEALTHCARE: AS AN ORGANIZATION WHICH CENTERS DISABILITY JUSTICE WE OFFER RESOURCES TO OUR STAFF TO ADEQUATELY MEET THEIR ACCESS AND HEALTHCARE NEEDS. |
| HEARD | WASHINGTON, DC | $30,000 | 2024 | GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT INCLUDING STAFF SALARIES AND BENEFITS, INTERPRETATION AND ACCESS COSTS, AND ANY MATERIALS OR ADDITIONAL SUPPORT WE NEED TO BRING IN TO SUPPORT OUR BOARD OR COMMUNITY MEMBERS. |
| ELEANOR HEALTH FOUNDATION | HENDERSONVILLE, NC | $25,000 | 2024 | EXPAND EQUITABLE ACCESS TO RECOVERY ACROSS WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA BY PROVIDING SUPPORT FOR TREATMENT COSTS, SOCIAL NEEDS, INNOVATIVE TREATMENT APPROACHES, AND PUBLIC EDUCATION. SUPPORT FOR INDIVIDUAL/MUTUAL AID INITIATIVES AND FOR INTERNAL STAFF SUPPORT. |
| MFS DRS WITHOUT BORDERS | NEW YORK, NY | $10,000 | 2024 | SUPPORT OF MSF'S GAZA EMERGENCY REGIONAL FUND. THIS FUND WILL SUPPORT MSF'S ACTIVITIES IN THE OCCUPIED PALESTINIAN TERRITORIES (OPT), LEBANON, EGYPT, AND POTENTIALLY OTHER COUNTRIES IN THE REGION AFFECTED BY THE WAR. |
| ANERA | WASHINGTON, DC | $10,000 | 2024 | ANERA IS ABLE TO REBUILD, UPGRADE AND IMPROVE CONDITIONS IN HOSPITALS AND CLINICS IN THE COMMUNITIES WHERE THEY ARE NEEDED THE MOST. WE DISTRIBUTE MILLIONS OF DOLLARS WORTH OF VITAL MEDICINES, EQUIPMENT, WHEELCHAIRS, OVER-THE-COUNTER DRUGS AND HEALTH CARE SUPPLIES THAT WOULD NOT OTHERWISE BE AVAILABLE IN PALESTINE, LEBANON AND JORDAN. |
| URBAN RURAL ACTION | LOS ANGELES, CA | $10,000 | 2024 | SUPPORT FOR THE UNITING FOR ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN MARYLAND PROGRAM. UR ACTION USED THE FINANCIAL SUPPORT FROM THE PEPITA FOUNDATION TO HIRE A CONSULTING FIRM, BRIDGEPEOPLE, TO HELP US (1) ENSURE THAT THE PROGRAM WAS IMPLEMENTED THROUGH A RACIAL EQUITY LENS, AND (2) CONTRIBUTE TO PROGRAM PARTICIPANT UNDERSTANDING OF THE INTERCONNECTEDNESS OF ECONOMIC ISSUES AND RACE. |
| PALESTINE RED CRESCENT SOCIETY | ALBIREH, RA | $10,000 | 2024 | TO DISSEMINATE THE INTERNATIONAL MOVEMENT'S FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES, BUILD THE RESILIENCE OF PALESTINIANS THROUGH THE PROVISION OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES IN THE OPT AND THE DIASPORA, CONTRIBUTE TO ACHIEVING PALESTINIAN DEVELOPMENT GOALS, AND REDUCE SUFFERING CAUSED BY NATURAL AND OCCUPATION-INDUCED DISASTERS, REGIONAL CRISES AND CONFLICTS. |
| RAICES | SAN ANTONIO, TX | $2,500 | 2024 | LEGAL AID ORGANIZATION WORKING AT THE TEXAS BORDER. |
| ONE COMMUNITY | BROOKLYN, NY | $2,500 | 2024 | SUPPORT FOR HALL STREET SHELTER, PROVIDING BASIC NECESSITIES TO IMMIGRANTS BEING WAREHOUSED IN BROOKLYN BY A CITY AGENCY THAT IS UNABLE TO MEET THEIR NEEDS. |
| GOWANUS MUTUAL AID | COVINA, CA | $2,500 | 2024 | SUPPORT FOR THE ASYLUM SHELTER RESIDENTS PROGRAM PROVIDING BASIC NECESSITIES TO IMMIGRANTS BEING WAREHOUSED IN BROOKLYN BY A CITY AGENCY THAT IS UNABLE TO MEET THEIR NEEDS. |
GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT INCLUDING STAFF SALARIES AND BENEFITS, INTERPRETATION AND ACCESS COSTS, AND ANY MATERIALS OR ADDITIONAL SUPPORT WE NEED TO BRING IN TO SUPPORT OUR BOARD OR COMMUNITY MEMBERS.
OFF-THE-GRID
$38,000AID FOR SYRIA AND TURKEY. DISASTER-RESPONSE IN TRKIYE AND SYRIA, AND SAVING THE LIVES OF DEAF UKRAINIANS BOTH FLEEING AND SURVIVING THE WAR THERE. IN ADDITION TO THE WAR, WE SUBSEQUENTLY RESPONDED TO DISASTERS THROUGHOUT THE CARIBBEAN, THE UNITED STATES, MIDDLE EAST AND AS FAR EAST AS SOUTH ASIA DIRECTLY IMPACTING MORE THAN 25,000 DEAF, HARD-OF-HEARING (HH), DEAFBLIND, DEAF-DISABLED, CODAS, ELDERS, AND PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES.
SINS INVALID
$30,000SUPPORT FOR THREE KEY CAPACITY BUILDING/ GENERAL OPERATING EXPENSE AREAS: (1) SINS INVALID'S CRIP SURVIVAL NETWORK (CSN). THE CSN IS A SINS INVALID BORN CLIMATE, DISABILITY, AND LANGUAGE JUSTICE CENTERED INITIATIVE THROUGH WHICH UNITES PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS TO STRENGTHEN AND UPLIFT EACH OTHER AS WE FACE VARIOUS NATURAL AND UNNATURAL DISASTERS AFFECTING THE LIVES OF MARGINALIZED, BIPOC AND QUEER/TRANS/NON-BINARY DISABLED PEOPLE IN THE COMMUNITIES WE SERVE. (2) SINS INVALID'S 2023 PERFORMANCE ON DISABILITY JUSTICE AND CLIMATE GRIEF: THIS PERFORMANCE WILL INCUBATE AND SHOWCASE INNOVATIVE, ORIGINAL, MULTI-MEDIA WORKS AND THEATRICAL PIECES EXPLORING THE THEME OF CLIMATE CRISIS GRIEF AND SURVIVAL FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF AN ALL-DISABLED, MAJORITY PEOPLE OF COLOR AND QUEER/TRANS/NON-BINARY, ARTIST ENSEMBLE. (3) SUSTAINING STAFF HEALTHCARE: AS AN ORGANIZATION WHICH CENTERS DISABILITY JUSTICE WE OFFER RESOURCES TO OUR STAFF TO ADEQUATELY MEET THEIR ACCESS AND HEALTHCARE NEEDS.
URBAN RURAL ACTION
$10,000SUPPORT FOR THE UNITING FOR ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN MARYLAND PROGRAM. UR ACTION USED THE FINANCIAL SUPPORT FROM THE PEPITA FOUNDATION TO HIRE A CONSULTING FIRM, BRIDGEPEOPLE, TO HELP US (1) ENSURE THAT THE PROGRAM WAS IMPLEMENTED THROUGH A RACIAL EQUITY LENS, AND (2) CONTRIBUTE TO PROGRAM PARTICIPANT UNDERSTANDING OF THE INTERCONNECTEDNESS OF ECONOMIC ISSUES AND RACE.
OFF-THE-GRID
$30,000AID FOR SYRIA AND TURKEY. DISASTER-RESPONSE IN TRKIYE AND SYRIA, AND SAVING THE LIVES OF DEAF UKRAINIANS BOTH FLEEING AND SURVIVING THE WAR THERE. IN ADDITION TO THE WAR, WE SUBSEQUENTLY RESPONDED TO DISASTERS THROUGHOUT THE CARIBBEAN, THE UNITED STATES, MIDDLE EAST AND AS FAR EAST AS SOUTH ASIA DIRECTLY IMPACTING MORE THAN 25,000 DEAF, HARD-OF-HEARING (HH), DEAFBLIND, DEAF-DISABLED, CODAS, ELDERS, AND PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES.
PEOPLESHUB
$30,000GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT. PEOPLESHUB IS AN ONLINE MOVEMENT SCHOOL THAT CONNECTS GROUPS AND INDIVIDUALS ACROSS GEOGRAPHIES TO BUILD STRONG, RESILIENT AND TRANSFORMATIVE MOVEMENTS. PEOPLESHUB IS FOUNDED ON THE BELIEF THAT CHANGE BECOMES POSSIBLE WHEN THOSE CLOSEST TO THE PROBLEM WORK TOGETHER TO BUILD POWER AND IDENTIFY SOLUTIONS.BUILD PEOPLESHUB'S HUB OF SOLIDARITY ECONOMY MOVEMENT LEADERS NATIONALLY AND INTERNATIONALLY INCLUDING TRAINER TEAM MEMBERS AND PARTICIPANTS. GROUND IN A DIVERSE SET OF SOLIDARITY AND COOPERATIVE TRADITIONS UNDERTAKEN BY OPPRESSED PEOPLES THAT SIT AT THE INTERSECTIONS OF RESISTANCE/MEETING MATERIAL NEEDS/PREFIGURING AND ACTUALIZING FREEDOM. UNITING AGAINST THE FAR RIGHT AND ENDING WHITE SUPREMACY.
SINS INVALID
$30,000SUPPORT FOR THREE KEY CAPACITY BUILDING/ GENERAL OPERATING EXPENSE AREAS: (1) SINS INVALID'S CRIP SURVIVAL NETWORK (CSN). THE CSN IS A SINS INVALID BORN CLIMATE, DISABILITY, AND LANGUAGE JUSTICE CENTERED INITIATIVE THROUGH WHICH UNITES PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS TO STRENGTHEN AND UPLIFT EACH OTHER AS WE FACE VARIOUS NATURAL AND UNNATURAL DISASTERS AFFECTING THE LIVES OF MARGINALIZED, BIPOC AND QUEER/TRANS/NON-BINARY DISABLED PEOPLE IN THE COMMUNITIES WE SERVE. (2) SINS INVALID'S 2023 PERFORMANCE ON DISABILITY JUSTICE AND CLIMATE GRIEF: THIS PERFORMANCE WILL INCUBATE AND SHOWCASE INNOVATIVE, ORIGINAL, MULTI-MEDIA WORKS AND THEATRICAL PIECES EXPLORING THE THEME OF CLIMATE CRISIS GRIEF AND SURVIVAL FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF AN ALL-DISABLED, MAJORITY PEOPLE OF COLOR AND QUEER/TRANS/NON-BINARY, ARTIST ENSEMBLE. (3) SUSTAINING STAFF HEALTHCARE: AS AN ORGANIZATION WHICH CENTERS DISABILITY JUSTICE WE OFFER RESOURCES TO OUR STAFF TO ADEQUATELY MEET THEIR ACCESS AND HEALTHCARE NEEDS.
GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT INCLUDING STAFF SALARIES AND BENEFITS, INTERPRETATION AND ACCESS COSTS, AND ANY MATERIALS OR ADDITIONAL SUPPORT WE NEED TO BRING IN TO SUPPORT OUR BOARD OR COMMUNITY MEMBERS.
ELEANOR HEALTH FOUNDATION
$25,000EXPAND EQUITABLE ACCESS TO RECOVERY ACROSS WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA BY PROVIDING SUPPORT FOR TREATMENT COSTS, SOCIAL NEEDS, INNOVATIVE TREATMENT APPROACHES, AND PUBLIC EDUCATION. SUPPORT FOR INDIVIDUAL/MUTUAL AID INITIATIVES AND FOR INTERNAL STAFF SUPPORT.
MFS DRS WITHOUT BORDERS
$10,000SUPPORT OF MSF'S GAZA EMERGENCY REGIONAL FUND. THIS FUND WILL SUPPORT MSF'S ACTIVITIES IN THE OCCUPIED PALESTINIAN TERRITORIES (OPT), LEBANON, EGYPT, AND POTENTIALLY OTHER COUNTRIES IN THE REGION AFFECTED BY THE WAR.
ANERA IS ABLE TO REBUILD, UPGRADE AND IMPROVE CONDITIONS IN HOSPITALS AND CLINICS IN THE COMMUNITIES WHERE THEY ARE NEEDED THE MOST. WE DISTRIBUTE MILLIONS OF DOLLARS WORTH OF VITAL MEDICINES, EQUIPMENT, WHEELCHAIRS, OVER-THE-COUNTER DRUGS AND HEALTH CARE SUPPLIES THAT WOULD NOT OTHERWISE BE AVAILABLE IN PALESTINE, LEBANON AND JORDAN.
URBAN RURAL ACTION
$10,000SUPPORT FOR THE UNITING FOR ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN MARYLAND PROGRAM. UR ACTION USED THE FINANCIAL SUPPORT FROM THE PEPITA FOUNDATION TO HIRE A CONSULTING FIRM, BRIDGEPEOPLE, TO HELP US (1) ENSURE THAT THE PROGRAM WAS IMPLEMENTED THROUGH A RACIAL EQUITY LENS, AND (2) CONTRIBUTE TO PROGRAM PARTICIPANT UNDERSTANDING OF THE INTERCONNECTEDNESS OF ECONOMIC ISSUES AND RACE.
PALESTINE RED CRESCENT SOCIETY
$10,000TO DISSEMINATE THE INTERNATIONAL MOVEMENT'S FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES, BUILD THE RESILIENCE OF PALESTINIANS THROUGH THE PROVISION OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES IN THE OPT AND THE DIASPORA, CONTRIBUTE TO ACHIEVING PALESTINIAN DEVELOPMENT GOALS, AND REDUCE SUFFERING CAUSED BY NATURAL AND OCCUPATION-INDUCED DISASTERS, REGIONAL CRISES AND CONFLICTS.
RAICES
$2,500LEGAL AID ORGANIZATION WORKING AT THE TEXAS BORDER.
ONE COMMUNITY
$2,500SUPPORT FOR HALL STREET SHELTER, PROVIDING BASIC NECESSITIES TO IMMIGRANTS BEING WAREHOUSED IN BROOKLYN BY A CITY AGENCY THAT IS UNABLE TO MEET THEIR NEEDS.
GOWANUS MUTUAL AID
$2,500SUPPORT FOR THE ASYLUM SHELTER RESIDENTS PROGRAM PROVIDING BASIC NECESSITIES TO IMMIGRANTS BEING WAREHOUSED IN BROOKLYN BY A CITY AGENCY THAT IS UNABLE TO MEET THEIR NEEDS.