This Ramadan,  I commit to investing my dollars and purchasing power in local businesses, especially Muslim and immigrant-owned establishments facing financial hardship due to escalating federal and local immigration enforcement.

Across the country, immigrant and refugee-owned businesses that create jobs, anchor neighborhoods, and build community belonging are facing devastating losses. Economic corridors led by our communities are under threat.

I pledge to spend my dollars at local, ethical businesses this Ramadan.

1. I will buy my iftar meals, Eid clothing, and gifts from neighborhood storefronts, not national chains.
2. I will shift my weekly spending to small businesses, cooperatives, and immigrant-owned shops.
3. I will intentionally show up in business corridors like Little Village and Devon Avenue, bring a friend, and make supporting local a Ramadan tradition.
4. I will spread the word and encourage others to move their dollars with purpose.

This Ramadan, I choose solidarity.

My money is power. I move with niyyah.

Sign this pledge to share how much you will commit to spending in local communities and share with others. Download or copy this graphic and share on social media.

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