CDZ Can you ID a Website that this came from?

[Dan Stubbs]

Rapid Response funding is our most nimble way to fund opportunities that might otherwise not have access to resources because they are too new, too small, or too urgent. Sometimes these are crises or uprisings; at other times, they are creative ideas.

We have two vehicles for our Rapid Response work. The grantees below were funded through an informal process within our membership. Our Rapid Response process is member-led, and so the large majority of our requests are initiated directly by members. However, in special circumstances, Solidaire staff will post requests on behalf of organizations that are doing vital work in need of immediate assistance. If you’d like to be considered, please read our Rapid Response Criteria for Organizations.

In the wake of the 2016 election, we created a new vehicle in partnership with the Women Donors Network and Threshold Foundation to address the immediate threats that were presented to a wide range of communities: immigrants, women, Muslim and Arab-American communities, Black people, LGBTQ communities, and all people of color. The Emergent Fund provides a way for individuals at all levels to join us and contribute their money strategically in this critical moment. To learn more, make a donation, or submit a nomination visit: emergentfund.net.

Repeal Texas SB4
Equality Labs
Florida Voting Rights Restoration
Forest Freedom School
Abdul El-Sayed Campaign
Black and Pink Convening
Kenwood Oakland Community Organization (KOCO) Summer Emergency
DACA Jail Support Fund
FANG Collective Climate Justice Action Camp
Climate Action Now
Emotional Emancipation Circles
MCAN/JCRC Organizers
Support for Charlottesville
New Virginia Majority
Support Organizers in Durham
Southern Vision Alliance
Black Organizing for Liberation Strategy Lab
Youth Rally and Day of Action Against SB4
Mass-Based Resistance Gathering
Houston/Harvey Relief Efforts
DACA Defense
Irving Allen for Greensboro City Council
Nibezun Healing Center
Mariposas Sin Fronteras
Irma Relief Efforts
Self-managed Abortion; Safe and Supported (SASS)
ACA Repeal
Black Church PAC
POC Momentum Scholarship Fund
Laquan Day Convening
QUARTER 4: 10/01 – 12/31
Casa Taller
United for a Fair Economy
Brave Space Alliance
Stacey Abrams Campaign
Larry Krasner for DA
Puerto Rico: Just Transition and Resilient Rebuild
Black to Brazil
UndocuFund for Fire Relief
Virginia Elections
generative somatics
Minneapolis City Council Elections
Freedom Beyond
Land Acquisition in Oil Pipeline Fight
Andrew Gillum for Governor – Florida
Alabama Voter Engagement
Charlottesville Liberation Alliance
CIW–AFF – Harvest without Violence Exhibit
Girls for Gender Equity – #metoo
NC DREAM Coalition
UndocBlack
Climate Disobedience Action Fund
Native Copwatch Media Project
Durham for All
The Seed Project
Center for Popular Democracy (CPD)
Anita Earls for

He said that this was copied off at: www.soildedaire.org I for one have not been able to find it. If you find it please let me know.

 

[frigidweirdo]

Rapid Response funding is our most nimble way to fund opportunities that might otherwise not have access to resources because they are too new, too small, or too urgent. Sometimes these are crises or uprisings; at other times, they are creative ideas.

We have two vehicles for our Rapid Response work. The grantees below were funded through an informal process within our membership. Our Rapid Response process is member-led, and so the large majority of our requests are initiated directly by members. However, in special circumstances, Solidaire staff will post requests on behalf of organizations that are doing vital work in need of immediate assistance. If you’d like to be considered, please read our Rapid Response Criteria for Organizations.

In the wake of the 2016 election, we created a new vehicle in partnership with the Women Donors Network and Threshold Foundation to address the immediate threats that were presented to a wide range of communities: immigrants, women, Muslim and Arab-American communities, Black people, LGBTQ communities, and all people of color. The Emergent Fund provides a way for individuals at all levels to join us and contribute their money strategically in this critical moment. To learn more, make a donation, or submit a nomination visit: emergentfund.net.

Repeal Texas SB4
Equality Labs
Florida Voting Rights Restoration
Forest Freedom School
Abdul El-Sayed Campaign
Black and Pink Convening
Kenwood Oakland Community Organization (KOCO) Summer Emergency
DACA Jail Support Fund
FANG Collective Climate Justice Action Camp
Climate Action Now
Emotional Emancipation Circles
MCAN/JCRC Organizers
Support for Charlottesville
New Virginia Majority
Support Organizers in Durham
Southern Vision Alliance
Black Organizing for Liberation Strategy Lab
Youth Rally and Day of Action Against SB4
Mass-Based Resistance Gathering
Houston/Harvey Relief Efforts
DACA Defense
Irving Allen for Greensboro City Council
Nibezun Healing Center
Mariposas Sin Fronteras
Irma Relief Efforts
Self-managed Abortion; Safe and Supported (SASS)
ACA Repeal
Black Church PAC
POC Momentum Scholarship Fund
Laquan Day Convening
QUARTER 4: 10/01 – 12/31
Casa Taller
United for a Fair Economy
Brave Space Alliance
Stacey Abrams Campaign
Larry Krasner for DA
Puerto Rico: Just Transition and Resilient Rebuild
Black to Brazil
UndocuFund for Fire Relief
Virginia Elections
generative somatics
Minneapolis City Council Elections
Freedom Beyond
Land Acquisition in Oil Pipeline Fight
Andrew Gillum for Governor – Florida
Alabama Voter Engagement
Charlottesville Liberation Alliance
CIW–AFF – Harvest without Violence Exhibit
Girls for Gender Equity – #metoo
NC DREAM Coalition
UndocBlack
Climate Disobedience Action Fund
Native Copwatch Media Project
Durham for All
The Seed Project
Center for Popular Democracy (CPD)
Anita Earls for

He said that this was copied off at: www.soildedaire.org I for one have not been able to find it. If you find it please let me know.

Have you copied and pasted it into a search engine?

 

[Lewdog]

Grantees | Solidaire

 

[Dan Stubbs]

Rapid Response funding is our most nimble way to fund opportunities that might otherwise not have access to resources because they are too new, too small, or too urgent. Sometimes these are crises or uprisings; at other times, they are creative ideas.

We have two vehicles for our Rapid Response work. The grantees below were funded through an informal process within our membership. Our Rapid Response process is member-led, and so the large majority of our requests are initiated directly by members. However, in special circumstances, Solidaire staff will post requests on behalf of organizations that are doing vital work in need of immediate assistance. If you’d like to be considered, please read our Rapid Response Criteria for Organizations.

In the wake of the 2016 election, we created a new vehicle in partnership with the Women Donors Network and Threshold Foundation to address the immediate threats that were presented to a wide range of communities: immigrants, women, Muslim and Arab-American communities, Black people, LGBTQ communities, and all people of color. The Emergent Fund provides a way for individuals at all levels to join us and contribute their money strategically in this critical moment. To learn more, make a donation, or submit a nomination visit: emergentfund.net.

Repeal Texas SB4
Equality Labs
Florida Voting Rights Restoration
Forest Freedom School
Abdul El-Sayed Campaign
Black and Pink Convening
Kenwood Oakland Community Organization (KOCO) Summer Emergency
DACA Jail Support Fund
FANG Collective Climate Justice Action Camp
Climate Action Now
Emotional Emancipation Circles
MCAN/JCRC Organizers
Support for Charlottesville
New Virginia Majority
Support Organizers in Durham
Southern Vision Alliance
Black Organizing for Liberation Strategy Lab
Youth Rally and Day of Action Against SB4
Mass-Based Resistance Gathering
Houston/Harvey Relief Efforts
DACA Defense
Irving Allen for Greensboro City Council
Nibezun Healing Center
Mariposas Sin Fronteras
Irma Relief Efforts
Self-managed Abortion; Safe and Supported (SASS)
ACA Repeal
Black Church PAC
POC Momentum Scholarship Fund
Laquan Day Convening
QUARTER 4: 10/01 – 12/31
Casa Taller
United for a Fair Economy
Brave Space Alliance
Stacey Abrams Campaign
Larry Krasner for DA
Puerto Rico: Just Transition and Resilient Rebuild
Black to Brazil
UndocuFund for Fire Relief
Virginia Elections
generative somatics
Minneapolis City Council Elections
Freedom Beyond
Land Acquisition in Oil Pipeline Fight
Andrew Gillum for Governor – Florida
Alabama Voter Engagement
Charlottesville Liberation Alliance
CIW–AFF – Harvest without Violence Exhibit
Girls for Gender Equity – #metoo
NC DREAM Coalition
UndocBlack
Climate Disobedience Action Fund
Native Copwatch Media Project
Durham for All
The Seed Project
Center for Popular Democracy (CPD)
Anita Earls for

He said that this was copied off at: www.soildedaire.org I for one have not been able to find it. If you find it please let me know.

 

[Dan Stubbs]

I checked the route IP and found no sign of a server that has that address.

 

[Lewdog]

I checked the route IP and found no sign of a server that has that address.

Huh? There is something you can type in that will give you all the information for that website, unless they pay extra money to make it private.

 

[Dan Stubbs]

I checked the route IP and found no sign of a server that has that address.

Huh? There is something you can type in that will give you all the information for that website, unless they pay extra money to make it private.

This was a old post and members found it was a super Pak Liberial at www.solidari.org They have a broad agenda go check it out.

 

[Lewdog]

I checked the route IP and found no sign of a server that has that address.

Huh? There is something you can type in that will give you all the information for that website, unless they pay extra money to make it private.

This was a old post and members found it was a super Pak Liberial at www.solidari.org They have a broad agenda go check it out.

That's not the same site as I found. It is www.Solidaire.org .