Founded in 2018, TIRRC Votes works across Tennessee to mobilize voters, train community leaders, and challenge unfair laws. They protect immigrant and refugee families and ensure these communities have a real voice in democracy. With additional support, they can reach more communities, amplify immigrant and refugee voices, and help shape Tennessee's future.

CASA in Action mobilizes over 173,000 voters in Pennsylvania, Virginia, Maryland, and key battleground states to elect progressive champions who reflect the communities they serve. Amid growing threats to immigrant rights and democracy, their moment of urgency is now. Additional support will strengthen field operations, deepen member engagement, and build the grassroots infrastructure needed to win lasting change for working-class immigrant communities.

Make The Road Action works in Connecticut and Nevada, leading grassroots campaigns for worker rights, affordable housing, and immigration justice. A national leader in civic engagement, they deliver results in under-resourced communities at a moment of rising inequality and intensifying attacks on immigrants. Supporting Make the Road Action now will allow them to fuel high-impact campaigns that make a difference for working-class communities of color.

We Are California brings neighbors together across the Golden State to defend democracy and build an economy that serves the everyday Californians who make the state beautiful. As corporate billionaires and authoritarian forces threaten progress, We are California deploys grassroots squads and rapid-response networks to protect our shared future. Support will help We Are California grow field operations, strengthen community infrastructure, and give everyday Californians the tools and resources to shape their own future.

The Trans Justice Funding Project gives unrestricted resources to grassroots trans-led groups across the U.S. and territories, especially those led by trans, non-binary and gender nonconforming people of color. Founded in 2012, it puts decision-making in the hands of trans activists, trusting them to use funds as needed. Support will help TJFP strengthen trans-led infrastructure, expand resources, and invest directly in leadership that keeps communities safe, cared for, and empowered.

United Disaster Action Corporation supports climate disaster survivors and builds power for just recovery. More information coming soon.

Erin Cadigan is a multidisciplinary artist, designer, author, and activist based in Woodstock, NY. Her career spans illustration, textile, and environmental design, as well as socially conscious entrepreneurship. During her 30-year career in the arts, she has worked in everything from vending music festivals to leading design for major retail brands, always grounded in the values of sustainability, labor justice, and local production.

Alizarin Menninga-Fong is an Oakland-based interdisciplinary artist, community organizer, and visual strategist whose work bridges cultural movement, identity, and spatial justice. Alizarin has partnered with grassroots campaigns to produce socially rooted artworks that reflect power, resistance, and collective liberation, and teaches traditional art at Underpainting Collective: School of Drawing and Painting.

Lizzy Layne is a Taos, NM-based artist, creative director, and experiential designer whose work spans painting, murals, mixed-media illustration, printmaking, and merchandise creation. With a strong background in fine arts and brand strategy, she creates bold, vibrant visual experiences rooted in community and culture. Lizzy's design expertise extends into apparel and product development, making her an ideal partner in translating progressive values into wearable art and movement assets.