Today we are delivering the first round of checks from our rent relief fund. Coming into colder months, your donations have directly been used to keep vulnerable people housed in our community, and we thank all of you who have been so generous.
We are now accepting applications for aid from our new rent/utilities relief fund through Thursday, September 23rd. Apply at the link below!
If you can, please donate! The more money we get, the more of our neighbors we can help.
This Wednesday September 8th, 630pm, we will be having our monthly meeting. We’ll be discussing the rent relief program, and encouraging other people to get involved in leadership.
Please DM for the zoom link!
Also donate to the fund if you haven’t yet 💪🏻
Hey, I'm Molly, and I tried to speak as a member of the Tenants Union at the DSM City Council meeting tonight, but Council members were requiring speakers to dox themselves by giving their addresses and I refused. So here's a thread with what we were trying to say!
@jaylencavil These practices can put a target on tenants backs if they are trying to speak up against housing injustice in their community. Landlord retaliation against organizers happens frequently.
We’re still in need of more donations for the rent relief fund! People have been very generous already, but the more money the fund gets, the sooner we can launch and the more of our neighbors we can help! Let’s keep our community housed as the pandemic worsens.
We are now asking for donations for our 100% community funded, non means tested Rent/Utilities Relief Fund. Many of our neighbors in IC are struggling, and many don’t trust other aid programs. This fund cop free and judgement free. Please give what you can and share!
The March will start at 3:30pm at the Catholic Worker House (1414 Sycamore Street Iowa City, IA 52240) and will head to Mercer Park, where a city meeting on where to allocate the funds is taking place.
Our general meeting tonight is going to be postponed to next Wednesday, August 18th, so we can stand in solidarity with the March For Excluded Workers today. Iowa City needs to allocate its emergency funds to workers, especially migrants, who have been hardest hit by the pandemic
Attention all tenants in the Johnson County area: you are invited to our June general meeting this coming Wednesday at 6:30! We hope to see you there! https://t.co/AzTHBjD5TW