This is a Grand Rapids grocery store whose mission is "To increase access to healthy, affordable and  culturally-accepted food for our community." They get their produce from "Black, brown, indigenous, local or womxn-led farms and businesses."

This organization supports incarcerated writers "join and enrich the broader literary community." They do this through multiple initiatives including mentorships and  publishing opportunities.

This is a brand owned by Black woman aiming to amplify Black literature by creating a clothing line and spotlighting Black written books.

Here is a list of petitions to sign created by a local Grand Rapids activist, Ally. If you use this, you can also show your support for her by visiting her LinkTree.

The Bail Project fights to end the inequality of the cash bail system. A majority of people held in prison are actually pre-trail dittanies who cannot afford bail. By donating to this organization, you can help pay someone's bail. This is also an issue of racial justice because Black people are wildly overrepresented in prisons.

Black and Pink advocates for prison abolition and fight for the rights of LGBTQ+ prisoners (especially those of color). I put this here (as well as in other sections) because the voices of Black queer incarnated people should be centered in ending hyper-incarceration.  

This group creates art promoting the abolition of the prisons. They employ formally incarcerated people and 20% of the profits are donated to bail funds and other grassroots organizations.