Support Ruckus - The Organization that Supports the Movement!
You have been part of helping The Ruckus Society kick ass for 10 years. We have fought for workers’ rights, clean air, clean water, and a future free from war. We've taken action to protect North America’s forests. We’ve marched together in the streets of Seattle, and we've stood in solidarity with Native warriors struggling to preserve their way of life.
Together we have accomplished so much over the years and WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT, NOW MORE THAN EVER. As the saying goes, "if not you, then who? If not now, then when?"
Welcome to our 10th anniversary membership drive!!!
We have an incredible year ahead – training those on the front lines of climate change, continuing to build Indigenous Power, strategizing with youth fighting the poverty draft, Un-Masking Wal-Mart, and putting the Tech in Election ProTECHtion! To do this, we need your help.
Do you care about nonviolent direct action as much as you care about 1 fancy coffee a month? Commit to a $5 monthly donation.
Do you care about nonviolent direct action as much as you care about seeing 1 movie a month? Commit to a $10 monthly donation.
Some of you are even in a position to give a monthly donation of $50, $100, or even $500, which would support an entire action on climate change, Indigenous Rights, counter-recruitment, Wal-Mart, or Election Protection every single month. So show us some love!
Everyone who donates will receive a handmade Ruckus Society pin and the first 20 donors who give over $100 (combined monthly or single donation) will get one of our awesome 10th Anniversary t-shirts!
Make a donation and make a difference! Go here and help bring creative nonviolent direct action trainings and strategy sessions to environmental and social justice struggles all over North America.
Support Ruckus and add your voice to the work.
"The more you donate, the more action opportunities we can give you, because we know you want to be out in the streets with us saying YES to the world we want to live in." -Adrienne Maree Brown, Executive Director of the Ruckus Society
The Ruckus Society in the News
Nonviolence in the The Source "We need healthy communities because when we don’t, we glorify stuff that we shouldn’t. Healthy communities will create a nonviolent Hip-Hop community." - Adrienne Maree Brown, Co-author of How to Get Stupid White Men Out of Office and Executive Director of The Ruckus Society, in "Self-Destruction," an article addressing violence in Rap music. (July 2006)
