Help Savon Davis Fight Mass Incarceration

Savon Davis is a writer, organizer and father of one who’s been locked up in the Toledo Correctional Institution for more than ten years. In that time, he’s written two novels, countless poems and articles, and worked tirelessly with his incarcerated comrades and activists on the outside to fight the cruelty and injustice they face every day at the hands of the prison system. He’s spent years fighting this fight for all of us - now it’s time to give back. He needs your financial support to pursue his case, which was severely mishandled when it initially went to court, and help cover his regular phone, email, and commissary expenses (the prison system pays our incarcerated loved ones slave wages while charging more to fulfill daily needs like food and clothing than the outside world) so he can continue to survive in hostile conditions.

What We’re using this money for -

1. Day to day purchases - Savon has had to go weeks at a time with broken shoes, threadbare clothing and insecure contact with his mother and loved ones due to lack of funds. Even a five dollar donation is a huge resource here - you can pay for a meal, a phone call, or a new shirt.

2. Legal support - Prison abolitionists based out of Oberlin college are currently reaching out to legal experts to see where Savon’s case might have legs. If we get some promising responses, a portion of your donations will go toward reputable, well vetted legal support to help get Savon out and back into the free world.

Please support if you can and share on social media if you can’t donate.