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Criminal Justice Initiative

Donate now! Support the movement fighting for justice for ALL our communities!

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INVEST IN JUSTICE FOR ALL OUR COMMUNITIES!

CJI's mission is to end Mass Criminalization and Mass Incarceration in the United States by building and strengthening the infrastructure of the grassroots criminal justice movement.

We pursue those goals by funding grassroots, community-led organizations working for the interests of those most negatively affected by the inequities of the criminal justice system—people of color, immigrants, LGBTQI folks, women, and the formerly incarcerated, among others.

CJI believes this movement should be led by those most impacted by the injustices of the current system, working in alliances across race, class, faith, gender, gender identity, sexuality, immigration status, and age.

CJI gave $400K away to 30 organizations in 2017. This year we hope to increase that to $500K to 35-40 grassroots groups across the country.

Give now to support the movement in this critical moment!
TOGETHER, WE CAN ACHIEVE JUSTICE FOR ALL OUR COMMUNITIES!

Ways to Give

One-time gift: Please give today to support this important work!

Monthly gift: Becoming a monthly sustainer of our work helps to ensure that CJI can continue to support the organizations that count on us to uphold and build the movement.

Multi-year commitment/Stock gift/Planned gift: If you'd like to make a multi-year pledge and/or a stock or planned gift, please contact CJI Director Aleah Bacquie Vaughn at AleahB@solidago.org or 646-849-9172 so we can answer any questions you have and work out the details.

Send a personal check to:
CJI c/o Solidago Foundation
Attn: Linda Tucker
150 Main Street, Suite 24
Northampton, MA 01060

Please make out check to "Solidago Foundation" and remember to put "CJI" in the memo line. CJI is housed and fiscally sponsored by the Solidago Foundation.

For donations of $1000 or less, please give online through the form above.


Image: People's Justice Project, 2017 CJI Arrest Diversion MicroGrant Grantee