6 Mutual-Aids to Donate to in DFW

I had never heard of the term “mutual aid,” until the crazy winter storms we got hit with here in Texas last month. Scrambling to figure out how I could help the houseless and those without power while I was stuck and waiting for our few minutes with power - I quickly realized that the people running mutual aid non-profits are the ones with their feet on the ground, helping people who need help the most. I have so much respect for these people.

Especially when one of our senators decided to take a quick vacay…I won’t name names but you know who you are Teddy Cancruz…

A mutual-aid system is not a charity. To me, it is simply people helping their neighbors. You know, that part of the bible we like to skim over sometimes, “thou shalt love thy neighbor”….

I wanted to share a list of hard-working mutual-aids I’ve discovered. I know the effects of the covid-19 pandemic have so many people in need of a bit of help. Please comment below if you know of some that I haven’t listed here!

Feed the People Dallas: Donate to them via Paypal here.


Funkytown Fridge: Venmo @FunkyTownFridge. Follow their Twitter.


Dallas Stops Evictions: Find the Camp Rhonda Amazon Wishlist here.

- Camp Rhonda is a spot in Deep Ellum where people who happen to be houseless camp out in their tents because the shelters are full and they have nowhere else to go. Dallas Stops Evictions has also created this email template for you to fill in your name and send it to the Dallas City Council on behalf of those staying at Camp Rhonda.


DFW Mutual Aid

Not My Son DFW : Venmo: NOTMYSONDALLAS Cashapp: $NOTMYSONDALLAS

North Texas Rural Resilience: Donate on Venmo & Cashapp $NTRR4yall


Let me know of any mutual-aid groups that you are apart of or any that you know about!

Brittinie Stewart