Donate to the Celebration of Grassroots Organizing
A lobster picnic and collaborative fundraiser for 15 organizations on the frontlines of Boston’s movements for justice and liberation!

A lobster picnic and collaborative fundraiser for 15 organizations on the frontlines of Boston’s movements for justice and liberation!
Support the 10th Anniversary Celebration of Grassroots Organizing!
We also accept contributions via check (mail to Resist, P.O. Box 301240, Boston, MA, 02130 (put “Celebration” in the memo line), and email Liza to give by bank or stock transfer.
If you're looking to contribute directly to Resource Organizing Project and not to the Celebration, you can still do that! Select option 1, "Seed Fund".
Contribute to the Celebrate Grassroots Organizing Fund!
The Celebrate Grassroots Organizing Fund launches in honor of the 10th anniversary of our annual Celebration of Grassroots Organizing, which has built on working partnerships between grassroots groups to develop a trust-based model for collaborative fundraising.
Coming up on June 3, 2023 at First Parish Dorchester, the Celebration is an expression of increased impact through collaborative fundraising. 15 partner organizations work together on the frontlines of movements for justice and liberation in Boston and collaboratively plan the Celebration as a chance to uplift this collective work.
The fund uplifts the values of interdependence, abundance, and sustainability, shifting power to the grassroots community leaders who are tirelessly building toward a vision of beloved community.
You can contribute through an event sponsorship, an individual donation, or a ticket purchase (to be announced soon!)
You can also contribute by check! Checks can be made out to Resist, Inc (with “Celebrate” in the memo line) and mailed to Resist, PO Box 301240, Boston, MA 02130
Celebration Partner Organizations:
- Alternatives for Community & Environment
- Asian American Resource Workshop
- Boston Ujima Project
- City Life Vida Urbana
- The City School
- Families for Justice as Healing
- Greenroots
- Haymarket People’s Fund
- Matahari Women Workers Center
- Muslim Justice League
- Neighbors United for a Better East Boston
- New England United for Justice
- Resist, Inc
- Stories Inspiring Movements (Previously known as Student Immigrant Movement)
- Youth Justice and Power Union
Celebration Host Committee:
- Karilyn Crockett, Co-Chair
- David Jenkins, Co-Chair
- Khalida Smalls, Co-Chair
- Kelsey Barowich
- Sharon Cho
- Maria Dominguez Gray
- Angella Foster
- Haybi Garcia
- Sashi James
- Renee Korgood
- Malia Lazu
- Jordan Llanas
- Geri Medina
- Elaine Ng
- Jéssica Oliveira
- Neha Rayamajhi
- Jamiah Tappin
- Magalis Troncoso
- James Vamboi
- Nosica Verdieu
Or, become a Seed Sustainer!
If we’re gonna win the world we imagine, we need to scale up and shift the way we fund social justice work. Resource Organizing Project builds the relationships, capacity, and vision needed to grow movements for liberation in New England. We partner with grassroots movement organizations to fundraise collaboratively, create opportunities for community building, strengthen sustainable fundraising practices, organize movement donors, and move resources into movement work - check out our last report and giving guide for more info on our work and partnerships.
Sustainer programs are some of the strongest tools to increase a small organization’s resources, independence and sustainability. “Seed Sustainers,” or community members making a monthly donation of any dollar amount to ROP, are an integral piece of ROP’s community and receive opportunities to deepen their donor activism, including:
- Annual zoom gatherings for updates on ROP partners’ work
- Special access to ROP events
- Giving plan workshops
- Updates on key opportunities to support New England movement groups
Last year, you got us to 100 Seed Sustainers!
In the last month of March, we’re working to recruit 50 more and unlock a $5,000 matching gift. We’ll celebrate with a Seed Sustainer Thank You Party happening virtually on Thursday, March 30, at 5:30 PM. Register here.