Help out striking Bellingham workers
C2C and the Sakuma Workers' Rights Committee would like to thank our community supporters that have gone above and beyond in letting us know that you support workers’ rights! Let's keep this going!
We are thrilled to report that we have been able to buy gas cards for many of the Committee members and their families. In addition, individuals and businesses have donated food, fresh produce from gardens, along with other basic-need goods. As the workers continue to stand up for their rights, we are asking the solidarity community to stand up with them! There are over 500 workers and family members affected by this fight. Please take a moment to consider supporting the workers and C2C!
Donate to the Sakuma Workers’ Fund. Go to www.foodjustice.org, click on the “donate” button to the right of the screen or send a check written out to Community to Community Development labeled “Sakuma Workers’ Fund” to 203 W. Holly Street, Ste. 317, Bellingham, WA 98225.
In-kind donations may be delivered to the C2C Office, 203 W. Holly Street, Ste. 317, Bellingham or to the Skagit County Democratic Party Office, 300 S 1st St # A Mt Vernon. All of these items (in large quantities) are needed at this time:
BASICS
• Toilet Paper
• Diapers sizes 3-6 and newborn
• Laundry detergent
• Shampoo
• Soap, body wash
• Feminine hygiene products
• Baby wipes
• Body lotion
• Dish Soap
• Toothpaste
• Toothbrushes
• Razors
• Baby Oil
• Infant/Children Car Seats
• High Chair
• Crib
• Children’s bikes
FOOD
• Eggs
• Flour
• Salt
• Sugar
• Cooking Oil
• Tomatoes
• Green Chiles
• Maseca
• Dried Chiles
• Chicken
• Beef
• Dried Beans
• Fresh Produce
• Aluminum Foil
• Rice
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