6 anti-racist organizations you can donate to right now.
Allow me to call attention to a fact that I hope, by now, is glaringly obvious: In 2020, not being racist simply won’t cut it—being anti-racist is the only way to truly bring about change. Passive support is not enough when Black lives are in danger, so if you’re looking for a way to help the community from home, consider the following anti-racist organizations to donate to. I understand that not everyone can attend a protest or rally, especially not with a pandemic going on. That’s OK.
Speaking up and having tough conversations with friends is a good start, and so is being vocal online and making sure the space you take up on social media is used for something good. But words won’t win the fight, which is why donating anything you can is a huge help. There are tons of incredible organizations working hard all year-round—and especially right now—to incite positive change and racial equality in the United States, but progress cannot be funded by dreams alone.
Whether you’re an ally like myself or a member of the Black community, donating what you can is a great way to ensure these incredible organizations have the means to survive and thrive in these debilitating times. With that, read on for six anti-racist organizations that most definitely deserve your attention—and your donation.
Black Lives Matter You’ve heard the phrase, and maybe even posted about it online—make sure you give back to the organization itself. Founded in 2013, Black Lives Matter has been at the forefront of recent justice reform initiatives. The end goal? To eradicate white supremacy, combat violence and protect and improve the lives of Black communities. Donate on their site today and follow BLM on Twitter to learn more.
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