What if care wasn’t something you had to earn? What if dignity wasn’t conditional on paperwork, income, or crisis? What if support was just... always there? That’s the future we’re practicing – today, and every day. For 30 organizations like us in the #WhereWeRise campaign, this is just another week for us: checking in, showing up, making sure no one's left behind. We do not just respond to emergencies, we build the conditions where fewer crises happen. Everyday solidarity work looks like people showing up for each other in consistent, quiet, and deeply human ways: finding ways to speak our truth, preparing meals, fixing bikes, sitting with someone in grief, keeping an eye on the kids. It’s not flashy. It’s not always visible. But it’s what holds communities together. And it takes regular people – people like us – to step in, again and again, to make that future real. We’re not waiting for systems to finally work. We’re building the world we want, in the small, daily acts that don’t make headlines but do change lives. If you’ve ever asked, “How can I help?” – this is it. Not just when the sirens are blaring. Not just in the news cycle. But in the steady rhythm of everyday care. Help fund the everyday work that makes it possible. Fund #WhereWeRise today: https://www.collectiveaidngo.org/where-we-rise (fb)

Regular donations allow organizations to make operational decisions, pay workers regularly for overhead costs, and build new long term projects. This is why we reward anyone who commits to donating $5 or more on a monthly basis. Every quarter, subscribers will receive a newsletter highlighting the parts of a country or culture that our brothers want to share with the world. They also receive access to our online community, and many more resources. The newsletter is curated by our siblings experiencing forced displacement, and includes multimedia goodies such as cooking lessons, language lessons, music and more. We would be so honored if you would consider becoming a subscriber. Check it out here: https://www.in-sightcollaborative.org/digital-culture-box #digitalculturebox #ethicalphilanthropy #digitalresources (fb)