After one week of our T-shirt fundraiser we raised just over £250!
Our first pay outs were of £100 to South Norwood Community Kitchen and The 0161 Community.
Both of these groups have been going above and beyond during lock down to support key workers and their communities in general, helping everyone get by in these difficult times with some beautiful mutual aid.
None of the organisers are involved with either project and they were selected after talking to national level organisers and comrades in general.
They are both doing some fantastic work and I'm sure would appreciate your solidarity and donations:-
www.0161community.com/covid19-response
www.facebook.com/0161community
www.southnorwoodcommunitykitchen.co.uk
www.facebook.com/southnorwoodcommunitykitchen
This will be an ongoing fundraiser, so if you want some new threads and help support mutual aid projects head over to www.punx.uk and pick yourself up one, £15 with all profit going towards mutual aid groups.
Lots of thanks to all those who have purchased T-shirts already, everyone involved in one of the 4000+ mutual aid networks and especially to our key workers, NHS staffers, Delivery people, check out staff and they rest of you who are keeping the plates spinning during these difficult times.
Thank you.
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