The Accomplis Collective
1632 1st Ave, Suite 22939
New York, NY 10028
(917) 397-2907
hello@accomplis.org
The Accomplis Collective is a social justice fund committed to moving resources equitably and courageously
As a nation we are at a critical juncture, a time of reckoning and awakening. We believe injustice must be met with collective power and vibrant social movements, inequity with self-determination, economic oppression with shared prosperity.
That requires moving resources to support the restoration and repair of Native and Black communities. It means non-extractive investment in emergent, grassroots organizations and the rejection of rugged individualism. Accomplis values relationships not based on power over others but of trust and in solidarity.
We can dismantle and reimagine oppressive systems. But that begins with the practice of refusal, care and collectivity: Refusing to collaborate with injustice to become an accomplice for good, directly supporting the people most impacted by those systems and not going it alone.
Anything worthwhile is done together.
Our Funds and Projects
Accomplis helps donors connect with their own values by supporting community-led
programs, sponsored projects and multiple social justice funds.
K'eh Native Action
Born of crisis, raised on kinship. An Indigenous-led grassroots organization spurred to provide COVID relief, K'eh delivers water, water barrels, firewood, food and supplies to our most vulnerable Native people. K'eh has logged thousands of miles supporting Navajo, Hopi, Zuni and Apache kin.
Fund for
Black Lives
It's up to us to move power. We believe money can be a megaphone, calling out and making reparations for systemic injustice. The Fund for Black Lives provides rapid response funding for food, housing, transportation and legal aid distributed directly to Black-led organizations.
RedRoot Collective
We belong to one another. RedRoot is an Indigenous led and focused mutual aid collective that supports community organizers serving The People. RRC also circles around survivors, rebuilding the foundation of a commuity intent on seeing cycles broken and struggling families thrive.
Skip Beck
Legacy Fund
Food insecurity is a moral failure. Our Legacy fund supports the One Church Street capital campaign and the NOAH meal program, which offers a free hot meal to anyone, no questions asked. We also support organizations working to transform our food system by striking at the root causes of hunger and poverty.
The Accomplis Collective acknowledges that we stand on Indigenous land.
For us in Brooklyn, NY that means the traditional territory of the Munsee Lenape.
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