A combination of philanthropy, individual donors, in kind support, and corporate sponsors/gifts sustains CAN's ongoing work. This support enables to CAN to be an accessible workplace offering competitive wages to staff, as well as pathways to accessible, supplemental income to disabled community leaders who make the Disability Doula and PEC programs possible. Learn about the different ways to support this work:
People just like you who choose to give money to Crip Abundance Network because you believe in our work and want to see more of it. Any amount, from $10 to $10,000+ makes a difference in sustaining CAN.
Make a tax deductible donation today- when donating, make sure to specify that the donation is for 'CAN'!
Also donate via:
Check: Send a check made out to Disability Power Bloc to 5834 OCCIDENTAL ST, OAKLAND, CA 94608 - 2328 (Include "Crip Abundance Network" in the memo section)
Institutional funders, or foundations, that make major gifts, usually grants, mission-driven projects like Crip Abundance Network. CAN is always interested in connecting with philanthropic entities to broaden our institutional funding. If you work for a funder or can introduce CAN to funder(s), please reach out to sonya@cripabundance.org
Refers to offering goods or services to CAN at no cost. Examples of in-kind support include: branding/graphic design, HR/hiring services, social media and content creation. Right now, the following in-kind support is particularly important to CAN:
If you are interested in providing goods or services in-kind to CAN, please email sonya@cripabundance.org
Thank you!
Refers to when a for-profit business makes a gift to CAN or sponsors a program. This can look like:
If you or someone you know is interested in corporate giving and/or sponsorship to support CAN via a business, please email sonya@cripabundance.org
Thank you so much for using your resources to sustain Crip Abundance Network!
Together we CAN reach a more disability affirming future by providing and scaling community-based social support systems for disabled people and our families across the United States.
Building community-based social support systems for disabled people and our families.