Distributing Mutual Aid

PRE-ESTABLISHED ORGANIZATIONS

Big Door Brigade – Mutual Aid Toolbox

This resource list focuses specifically on models and tools for starting mutual aid projects Including but not limited to: bail funds, childcare, disability justice, food distribution, healthcare, housing, immigration, parole, sex trade support.

INDIVIDUALS/ GROUPS THAT ARE NOT PRE-ESTABLISHED ORGS

Mutual Aid 101: #WeGotOurBlock

This toolkit includes step by step instructions for how you can build your own mutual aid network while staying safe from the spread of COVID-19.

Mutual Aid Legal Toolkit: FAQs from Mutual Aid Organizers

This was drafted with the following groups in mind:

• Mutual aid groups that are completely volunteer-run and grassroots led. These groups typically start off with a couple of volunteer organizers who coordinate the collection of food, money, and other resources, for redistribution to local neighbors in need. These groups tend to be unincorporated.
• Grassroots mutual aid groups that have evolved and grown to a point where they are now thinking of establishing an entity. These groups may be handling cash in the tens of thousands of dollars range, or starting to receive grants in large sums, or branching out to launch large-scale efforts to coordinate food delivery, etc.

Covid Creators Toolkit: Mutual Aid for Digital Spaces

A set of crowdsourced mutual aid resources for creative practitioners (including artists, makers, curators, designers, hackers, educators, etc.) who find themselves needing to migrate their practice onto digital spaces and places.