Working Group

Mutual Aid

The Mutual Aid Working Group organizes material support, resource sharing, community relationships, and collective care as part of Savannah DSA’s broader organizing work.

Approach

Mutual aid

The Working Group treats mutual aid as reciprocal support rooted in solidarity, shared responsibility, and ongoing relationships.

Projects may involve sharing resources, labor, transportation, food, information, or other forms of support while building connections among members and the wider community.

Working group activities

What the Working Group can organize

Material support

Coordinate distributions, supply drives, food support, emergency-response projects, or other material assistance when the Working Group has capacity.

Community relationships

Build sustained connections with neighbors, community groups, and people directly affected by unmet needs.

Member participation

Give members concrete roles in planning, outreach, logistics, volunteer coordination, and relationship-building.

Looking for support?

Community resources

Savannah DSA maintains a separate public directory for food, housing, crisis support, benefits, transportation, legal help, and other services. The directory is broader than the Working Group’s current projects.

Find resources

Want to organize?

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Projects may need people who can coordinate supplies, communicate with participants, drive, table, make calls, research resources, help at events, or take on recurring organizing responsibilities.

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Projects

Current projects

Active distributions, drives, recurring support, and public events will be listed here with dates, current needs, and ways to participate.