Our Partners.

This work doesn’t happen alone. It’s built through relationships, trust, and a shared commitment to showing up for our communities every day.

Our partners are local organizers, advocacy groups, and community leaders who are doing the work on the ground, educating voters, supporting neighbors, and pushing for real, lasting change. Each organization brings its own voice, focus, and strength, but we’re united by a common goal: building a more just, inclusive, and empowered community.

We’re proud to stand alongside these groups, amplify their efforts, and grow this movement together. When we collaborate, we go further, reach more people, and create stronger, more sustainable impact.

Take a moment to explore, connect, and support the organizations helping drive this work forward.

We are Stronger Together.

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Partners & Co-sponsors: Working Together

We are continuing to reach out to like-minded groups to build strong relationships and support
each other’s actions—whether for rallies, vigils, protests, or community events. Together, we are
STRONGER TOGETHER.

Partner

A partner is a group that works alongside us over time or across multiple activities. This involves ongoing collaboration, sharing resources, and amplifying messages.

• Sharing goals or missions (e.g., environmental justice, civil rights).
• Coordinating strategy or campaigns.
• Contributing resources like volunteers, expertise, or funding.
• Helping amplify messaging or reach a wider audience.

Example: A housing justice nonprofit partnering with legal aid to advocate for tenant protections.

Co-sponsor

A co-sponsor is a group that formally supports a specific event, statement, or campaign. This implies shared support for a specific effort.

• Endorsing the effort publicly.
• Helping organize or host an event (like a rally, webinar, or conference).
• Providing funding, space, speakers, or promotional support.
• Having their name listed as an official supporter.

Example: Multiple advocacy groups co-sponsoring a climate march or a community forum.

Key Difference

• Partner = Ongoing Collaboration
• Co-Sponsor = Specific Event Support

Building a Stronger Network

Partners do not always work on the same events, as visions may differ. What defines a partner is the ability to reach out and ask for help. We all need volunteers, but together we are stronger. By building bridges and maintaining liaisons, we can help each other thrive.

How to Join Our Network

We invite organizations to coordinate strategy, share resources, and uplift each other. Contact us today at [email protected] to begin building a bridge between our missions.