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SWFL Showing Up For Racial Justice supports the most vulnerable in our society as the key to justice. To aid our SWFL neighbors during this COVID crisis, we are feeding hundreds of people weekly with top-quality food delivered in a safe manner. We compiled a list of crucial resources in three languages. Please read through the guide carefully and share it. It contains helpful information for all of us, regardless of financial privilege.

To help us continue our work, please donate generously to this emergency fund To volunteer or to view the resources, click below:

Collier Resources link English

Collier Resources Link Spanish

Collier Resources Haitian Creole

Lee Resources Link

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Thank you for your donation! Contact us if you wish to make a tax deductible donation through our fiscal sponsor while we wait for our 501c3 to be approved.

SURJ SWFL

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Naples, Florida

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Fort Myers, FL

SWFL SURJ Covid-19 Mutual Aid Response

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Fort Myers, Florida

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Your donations are feeding 500-600 people a week! We have applied for 501c3 status and have a fiscal sponsor for extra security that this donation will be tax deductible. Contact us if you wish to donate directly to our fiscal sponsor. The WePay site will take approximately 3% of the funds. The rest of these funds are to be distributed to people in the form of food aid until the funds run out.