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ROP strengthens movements for justice in New England by supporting and organizing movement fundraisers and donors.

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ROP strengthens movements for justice in New England by supporting and organizing movement fundraisers and donors.

Become a "Seed Sustainer" with a Monthly Donation to ROP

We also accept:

  • One time donations
  • Contributions via check (mail to Resist, P.O. Box 301240, Boston, MA, 02130 put “ROP” in the memo line)
  • Bank or stock transfer - email Emma

We need strong social movements led by sustainable frontline movement organization.

We’re celebrating 5 years of ROP! We formed a network of over 80 visionary organizations to be in community together, strengthened their fundraising practices, and fundraise collectively. With a growing staff and skilled collaborators, ROP has run dozens of training cohorts and welcomed thousands of new donors and funders into connection with movement groups.

In honor of five years of movement building, we are kicking off a year long celebration with our 2026 Seed Sustainer Drive.This year we hope to invite 200 people to join ROP as Seed Sustainers (aka monthly donors) with the ultimate goal of welcoming 50 new Seed Sustainers to our network. If we hit our goal we’ll unlock a matching gift of $5,000.

Why become a Seed Sustainer?


Sustaining donors are key players in movements for justice and liberation, alongside volunteers and organizational members, supporting a movement organization’s independence and sustainability.

ROP’s Seed Sustainers allow us to plan ahead and focus on supporting grassroots partners.Building our community of Seed Sustainers continues to be core to our own sustainable funding and to our vision for donor organizing.


Read more about ROP’s projects and network on our website.

Have further questions? Want to support our campaign by inviting your friends? Reach out to Kelsey ROP's Organizer for support: Kelsey@ResourceOrganizingProject.org