Donate & Support

People can give to the movement in many ways—their time, energy, social connections, access to other resources, and skills. While all white people have white privilege, white people's income and class varies widely.

If donating money is something you are able to do, we would encourage you to do so to one (or more) of our friends and partner organizations.

Community Change, Inc.

Since 1968, Community Change Inc. (CCI) has served as a community for white people and their multiracial allies to come together to learn about systemic racism and to fight against it. CAAWS is a program of CCI. Donate to CCI here.

Families for Justice as Healing

Families For Justice as Healing is a Boston based group organizing formerly incarcerated women to join the movement toward ending incarceration of women. Donate to Families for Justice as Healing here.

Massachusetts Bail Fund

The Massachusetts Bail Fund (MBF) pays bail to secure freedom from pre-trial incarceration so that people can be free while fighting their case. Donate to MBF here.

Muslim Justice League

Muslim Justice League (MJL)’s mission is to educate, organize, and advocate for communities whose rights are threatened under national security pretexts. Donate to MJL here.

North American Indian Center of Boston

A resource center for employment and training, education, health, and housing. As the oldest urban Indian center in Massachusetts, NAICOB’s mission is to empower the Native American community with the goal of improving the quality of life of Indigenous Peoples. Donate to NAICOB here.

Join our fundraising-for-NAICOB page here as NAICOB faces critical funding gaps (SURJ Boston is now CAAWS).

P8guaso Rematriation Project

A local Nipmuc LandBack project where we volunteer weekly, doing light farm work on the land in Millis. "The vision for this land is to restore the matriarchal principles of earth-centered stewardship." Check out all the exciting things happening at the farm, on Instagram: @friends of p8guaso

Email the Indigenous Solidarity group if you want to join us!

Donate (make reparations) to P8guaso here.

The Black Response

The Black Response (TBR) is a civic association consisting of Black and African residents of Cambridge, MA, working to replace policing and other carceral systems with community-grounded solutions for public safety. Donate to TBR here.

United American Indians of New England

A Native-led, volunteer based political organization of Indigenous People and their allies fighting back against racism, U.S. Imperialism and settler colonialism. UAINE supports Indigenous struggles to defends sovereignty, land, water, culture and more, not only in so-called New England, but throughout the Americas and the world. UAINE leads the annual National Day of Mourning gathering and march in Plymouth in November. Donate to UAINE here.

We welcome you to join us! Learn how to get involved and sign up to receive updates about what CAAWS is working on here.
For general inquiries, you can contact us directly at info@caawsboston.org.