Standing Rock Caravan
Donation protected
After achieving great news of the Army Corp of Engineers denial of the easement needed to finish the Dakota Access Pipeline, Energy Transfer Partners released a statement saying the project would be completed regardless of the governement's wishes. They fully expect to drill underneath Lake Oahe on Standing Rock Sioux treaty land.
This statement serves as a wake up call for those who thought the battle was over.
As a part of the NYC Corn Cob Bus Caravan, we set out to Oceti Sakowin camp to serve our indigenous brothers & sisters in support and prayer. The bus has taken a total of 5 trips and left many behind who chose to stand in solidarity. The increase of the harsh winter weather will mean the old but reliable bus will have to retire until the spring, but our team is steadfast in continuing the fight against the black snake.
We are reaching out to our fellow New Yorkers, Tri-State friends and family, and supporters across the globe to help fund 100th Seed's FIRST caravan to Standing Rock. This is a grassroots effort of volunteers and activists who are willing to leave behind the holidays to support the fight throughout the winter and beyond.
Our goal is to take various trips throughout the winter months bringing continued supplies and able-bodied water protectors until this pipeline is dead! But we need your help. Our funds will be apropriated as followed:
- Caravan Bus (short school bus or something similar)
- Insurance/Registration costs
- Bus repairs/insulation
- Camp Supplies including wood burning stoves, firewood, sub zero sleeping bags, cold weather gear etc.
We hope to have our first trip between Dec. 18th and Jan. 2nd. With more to follow. All are welcome to join us. Stay blessed, thank you.
Carlos Espinal
This statement serves as a wake up call for those who thought the battle was over.
As a part of the NYC Corn Cob Bus Caravan, we set out to Oceti Sakowin camp to serve our indigenous brothers & sisters in support and prayer. The bus has taken a total of 5 trips and left many behind who chose to stand in solidarity. The increase of the harsh winter weather will mean the old but reliable bus will have to retire until the spring, but our team is steadfast in continuing the fight against the black snake.
We are reaching out to our fellow New Yorkers, Tri-State friends and family, and supporters across the globe to help fund 100th Seed's FIRST caravan to Standing Rock. This is a grassroots effort of volunteers and activists who are willing to leave behind the holidays to support the fight throughout the winter and beyond.
Our goal is to take various trips throughout the winter months bringing continued supplies and able-bodied water protectors until this pipeline is dead! But we need your help. Our funds will be apropriated as followed:
- Caravan Bus (short school bus or something similar)
- Insurance/Registration costs
- Bus repairs/insulation
- Camp Supplies including wood burning stoves, firewood, sub zero sleeping bags, cold weather gear etc.
We hope to have our first trip between Dec. 18th and Jan. 2nd. With more to follow. All are welcome to join us. Stay blessed, thank you.
Carlos Espinal
Organizer
Carlitos Miguel Espinal
Organizer
Rego Park, NY
