Support Racial Justice in Santa Clara County

Make redistribution a habit! We are working on increasing the total amount we have coming in through monthly donations. All monthly donations are split between Silicon Valley De-Bug and the Amah Mutsun Land Trust.  The more monthly donors we have, the more we can give our partners flexibility and predictability in their own budgeting.  Because our number of monthly donors has dropped over the last six months, we are currently “in the red” for the amount we have been giving our external partners. Consider becoming a monthly donor. Or if you have a birthday, consider asking your loved ones to become monthly donors as a birthday present. :)

Your one-time donations also go to support organizing efforts in Santa Clara County to make long lasting change for racial justice. These funds pay for our Zoom license and website, pay for child care and food, funds outreach and artmaking, and promotes accessibility to our events.  They also allow us to subsidize childcare, food and other supplies for our partner committees at Sacred Heart Community Service.  SURJ at Sacred Heart is committed to giving the bulk of funds directly to our Accountability Partners for their use. Historically, our SURJ chapter has donated more than 70% to Accountability Partners; Silicon Valley Debug, the Rapid Response Network Family Support Fund, and the Amah Mutsun Land Trust.  

Want to know how to increase your monthly donation amount? Here’s how to do it:

1. Click the red Donate Now button above.

2. Click in the top right corner to sign-in to your account. You can reset your password if you don’t remember it.

3. Go to My Profile in the top corner again. When the new screen appears, scroll to Recurring Donation and click on Edit donation. Update your donation amount by typing in the box and clicking Save Changes.

4. If you are needing more guidance, visit the Classy Support Page for how to edit, update, or cancel your recurring donation. There is also an FAQ page.

Please note that our spring matching campaign to seed the Amah Mutsun Land Trust's new Land Acquisition Fund is now over and that we not only met our goal of $20,000 but blew past it by over $5K.