The Solidarity Fund supports restorative practices, wealth redistribution, and groups organizing for justice, with a focus on solidarity with BIPOC and LGBTQIASGL communities in the Atlanta area. This enables our community to follow the vision of the prophet Isaiah to seek to become “Menders of Broken Walls and Restorers of Livable Streets” (Is 58:12). Working closely with our Director of Restorative Practices, Kylan Pew, the Solidarity Fund Team identifies ways to express our commitments by focusing on quarterly themes--such as literacy, anti-oppression work with LGBTQIASGL individuals and communities, criminal justice reform, health and wellness, and environmental justice—that direct our gifts of time and money in tangible, transformative ways.

We invite you to contribute to this fund—if possible, on a recurring basis. We further invite you to share ideas for organizations to support and to join our team to help guide and expand our work. Please contact Kylan Pew or Beth Corrie to get involved.

To give today, go to neighborhoodchurchatl.com/giving and select the dropdown “solidarity.”