The Resource Grab Bag
Please share opportunities or resources you think might interest WRAP’s network of Resource Mobilizers (e.g., funding, training, scholarships, etc.). Aligned opportunities will be listed here and may also be promoted via communications with our network.
Resist’s 2025 Movement’s Bank Grant Cycle application opens April 3rd, 2025. The Movement’s Bank is an experiment in Resist’s regular grant cycle to make it more accessible with fewer obstacles.
Applications for a $5,000-$10,000 grant will be considered on a first come first serve basis by our grantmaking panel each month until our bank is empty.
The deadline for monthly submission is the last Friday of every month at midnight EST and applications open on the first Monday of each month. Decisions are then announced within a week of monthly closing. Applications open on the first Monday of each month.
Qualifications: Must meet all grantee requirements:
Budget under $150k
501c3 or fiscally sponsored
Based in U.S. & territories
Led by those most impacted by intersecting systems of oppression
Award Amounts: $5,000 – $10,000.00
GOOD TROUBLE MINI GRANT | NQAPIA
National Queer Asian Pacific Islanders Alliance (NQAPIA) just launched its Southern Regional Mini-Grant Program at their Southern Convening in Dallas!
Are you part of a grassroots group uplifting LGBTQ+ AANHPI folks in the South? You could receive up to $1,000 to support your summer event, gathering, workshop, or healing space.
💥 Quick, low-barrier app (~15 mins)
📅 Apply by April 30, 2025
📍 For events between June–August
Click here to learn more and apply.
NEW MOON FUND
New Moon is a nonprofit organization looking to fund the good work our community members are doing to advance the rights and welfare of people in the sex trade. To that end, we invite US-based organizations (or fiscally sponsored projects) to apply for a microgrant of $1,000. New Moon will distribute up to five $1,000 grants each month.
2025 Emerging Justice Fund | Social Justice Fund Northwest
Social Justice Fund NW is a foundation working at the frontlines of social change. We leverage the resources of our members to foster significant, long-term social justice solutions throughout Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington, and Wyoming. Its Emerging Justice Fund will move unrestricted funds to resource grassroots organizing for communities that have been and continue to be targeted by Federal, State and Local policies.
Deadline: Rolling throughout 2025, decisions made every other month starting in February.
Laboratorio de Sanación: Un Espacio para Soñar y Construir la Sanación Colectiva
Intercambios is launching a 6-month virtual space called Laboratorio de Sanación: Un Espacio para Soñar y Construir la Sanación Colectiva (Healing Lab: A Space to Dream and Build Collective Healing). It’s fully held in Spanish, created for Spanish-speaking and Spanglish-speaking cultural and social leaders who are holding, dreaming, and imagining new ways of healing in their communities.
Over six months, participants will explore their own visions of healing, connect with others across geographies, and design a project rooted in their personal, organizational, or community journey. This lab is for those navigating leadership, care work, and collective memory from lived experience.
The Lab includes:
– 2 live group sessions per month
– Individual coaching check-ins
– A supportive WhatsApp-based community
– Healing resources and practices
– Guest facilitators rooted in culturally grounded healing
– Design + support of a personal or community healing project
Start date: June 2, 2025
All sessions are virtual
Language: Spanish / Spanglish
You can explore more details or share with your network here.
Start a Worker Co-op class curriculum
MadWorc is excited to announce that its Start a Worker Co-op class curriculum is published and available for free to anyone who is interested. This course was created for trade school students but is relevant to anyone interested in worker cooperatives. The curriculum includes a guide to teaching the course, a syllabus, handouts, and activities.
The curriculum is set up to be used either for one 12-week class, or for a four-week class and an eight-week class, and does not assume any previous experience with worker cooperatives.
Office Hours for Organizing
Trying to figure out how we build power at a time of heightened uncertainty and weaponized chaos can be disheartening and confusing. If you're struggling in your day-to-day work with turning contacts into active members, keeping members engaged, or dealing with tension in your coalition, the Organizing Center has your back. Join us for Office Hours–a space to get support with your challenges and connect with other organizers.
Office hours sessions will occur virtually on zoom from 9:00-10:30am PT / 12:00-1:30pm ET, and will be focused on specific topics:
Tuesdays- February 25, March 25, April 29: Building A Bigger “We”: Organizing Conversations That Grow Our Movements
Wednesdays- February 26, March 26, April 30: Making Absorption Real: Structures & Practices That Bring New People Into Our Organizations
Thursdays- February 27, March 27: Planning For Disagreement: Building Blocks Of Strong Coalitions
Each session will begin with an opening and some introductions followed by (breakout) conversations to workshop specific challenges.
Rapid response support
Vision Change Win (VCW) offers free of charge virtual rapid response support to social justice movements, organizations, and leaders dealing with urgent community safety incidents. We match organizers and movement groups in need with skilled safety practitioners to support them with their safety needs. All of our practitioners have between 10-40 years of experience. We offer up to three free consultation sessions per request. Our community safety support covers a variety of community safety topics such as:
Organizational safety
Personal/home safety
Action/event safety
Digital security
Electoral Safety
Due to the rise in violence related to the upcoming election, we'd like to highlight how we offer electoral safety support. If you’re an organization, group, or movement leader that does electoral organizing or are impacted by the elections—reach out to us!
North star funding opportunities
If you’re part of a movement organization, North Star Fund has grants available! They are inviting groups new to North Star Fund to apply for Hudson Valley Organizing grants, NYC Organizing grants, and Let Us Breathe Fund grants. Register for a How to Apply Workshop to learn more.
Current grantees do not need to reapply in this cycle—however, if you're a current grantee and your organization is eligible for a Let Us Breathe Fund grant and is not receiving one, they encourage you to apply.
Ben & Jerry's Foundation: Grassroots Organizing National Grant Program
Ben & Jerry’s National Grassroots Organizing Program (NGO) offers two-year unrestricted, general operating support grants of up to $30,000 per year, with an average grant size of $20,000 per year, to small (budgets under $350,000), constituent-led grassroots organizations throughout the United States and its territories.
Ben & Jerry's Foundation’s goal is to further racial equity and social and environmental justice by supporting organizations working at the community level to dismantle discriminatory systems to make way for a more just and inclusive society for all.
Applications for 2025 are open. Learn more and apply here.
