Help those who wont receive a stimulus check!
Tax deductible
***UPDATE: It is January of 2021 and immigrant families are still struggling to keep food on the table and a roof over their heads. A fair and just stimulus package would apply to everyone in our community, not just those with the privilege of being born here. If you are lucky enough to be making ends meet right now, we hope you will consider giving a portion of your stimulus check to those who truly need and deserve one.
Just like last time, 100% of these donations will go directly to immigrant families. This is not a fundraiser for a project or an organization--it is an emergency fund for those who desperately need it. ******
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Tragically, many immigrant families will not be receiving stimulus checks during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Please donate to help immigrant families who are bearing the brunt of the economic upheaval caused by COVID-19, yet will see none of the $2 trillion stimulus package.
COVID-19 affects everyone, regardless of immigration status. The stress that everyone is facing because of this pandemic is even greater for immigrants, many of whom have been laid off or forced to work in crowded and unsafe conditions. Mass layoffs have hit the hospitality, restaurant, and retail industries hard - making it difficult for undocumented families to pay rent, utilities and medical bills.
The $2 trillion stimulus package promises $1,200 to adults with incomes of less than $75k last year, but excludes the millions of taxpaying undocumented workers and their families. We owe our neighbors the same chance that we have to survive through COVID-19, and that is why we need your help.
Your pledge will benefit immigrant families right here in Gainesville, Florida. Hotels and restaurants in our area have been functioning at minimum capacity for weeks, and our most vulnerable neighbors are in desperate need.
If everyone with a social security number gave just 10% of their check, we could give every immigrant family their fair share of the stimulus package many times over. But since not everyone will give, we hope that you will consider giving more than 10% if you are able to.
We encourage you to donate 10%, 20% or 100% of your stimulus check to immigrant families who will not get one themselves. If you earn above the threshold for receiving a stimulus check, we urge you to contribute as much or more than others.
If you have already received your stimulus check or are capable of donating before you receive it donate here or at the Human Rights Coalition of Alachua County website. Donation totals will be tracked here.
If you have not yet received your check and are not able to donate now, commit your funds by taking the pledge!
Just like last time, 100% of these donations will go directly to immigrant families. This is not a fundraiser for a project or an organization--it is an emergency fund for those who desperately need it. ******
- - - - - - - - - - -
Tragically, many immigrant families will not be receiving stimulus checks during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Please donate to help immigrant families who are bearing the brunt of the economic upheaval caused by COVID-19, yet will see none of the $2 trillion stimulus package.
COVID-19 affects everyone, regardless of immigration status. The stress that everyone is facing because of this pandemic is even greater for immigrants, many of whom have been laid off or forced to work in crowded and unsafe conditions. Mass layoffs have hit the hospitality, restaurant, and retail industries hard - making it difficult for undocumented families to pay rent, utilities and medical bills.
The $2 trillion stimulus package promises $1,200 to adults with incomes of less than $75k last year, but excludes the millions of taxpaying undocumented workers and their families. We owe our neighbors the same chance that we have to survive through COVID-19, and that is why we need your help.
Your pledge will benefit immigrant families right here in Gainesville, Florida. Hotels and restaurants in our area have been functioning at minimum capacity for weeks, and our most vulnerable neighbors are in desperate need.
If everyone with a social security number gave just 10% of their check, we could give every immigrant family their fair share of the stimulus package many times over. But since not everyone will give, we hope that you will consider giving more than 10% if you are able to.
We encourage you to donate 10%, 20% or 100% of your stimulus check to immigrant families who will not get one themselves. If you earn above the threshold for receiving a stimulus check, we urge you to contribute as much or more than others.
If you have already received your stimulus check or are capable of donating before you receive it donate here or at the Human Rights Coalition of Alachua County website. Donation totals will be tracked here.
If you have not yet received your check and are not able to donate now, commit your funds by taking the pledge!
Organizer
Niko Segal-Wright
Organizer
Gainesville, FL
Human Rights Coalition of Alachua County
Beneficiary