DONATE TO CCC-USS
Join us to create social change to ensure educational equity for all students and build capacity to support undocumented students in our region.
Tax-deductible donations to CCC-USS can be made through our fiscal sponsor, Ecologistics, a 501(c)(3) public charity.
As of May 2018, CCC-USS is a fiscally sponsored organization under Ecologistics in San Luis Obispo. Donations support events, presentations, programs, and other organizational costs.
We are urgently seeking donations for DACA renewals for students in San Luis Obispo and Northern Santa Barbara County. You can directly contribute to DACA renewals by typing "For DACA renewal" in the comments field when you donate online.
Donate Online
You can easily make an online donation through our fiscal sponsor, Ecologists:
Tax-deductible donations to CCC-USS can be made through our fiscal sponsor, Ecologistics, a 501(c)(3) public charity.
As of May 2018, CCC-USS is a fiscally sponsored organization under Ecologistics in San Luis Obispo. Donations support events, presentations, programs, and other organizational costs.
We are urgently seeking donations for DACA renewals for students in San Luis Obispo and Northern Santa Barbara County. You can directly contribute to DACA renewals by typing "For DACA renewal" in the comments field when you donate online.
Donate Online
You can easily make an online donation through our fiscal sponsor, Ecologists:
Under the “sponsored organizations” drop-down menu select “Central Coast Coalition for Undocumented Student Success”
Donate by Mail
Send your donation by mail. Please make your check payable to Ecologistics and be sure to specify “CCC-USS“ on your check memo line.
Send your check to:
Ecologistics
4349 Old Santa Fe Road #6,
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
Questions related to making a donation? Please email us at ccc.undocu@gmail.com
Donate by Mail
Send your donation by mail. Please make your check payable to Ecologistics and be sure to specify “CCC-USS“ on your check memo line.
Send your check to:
Ecologistics
4349 Old Santa Fe Road #6,
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
Questions related to making a donation? Please email us at ccc.undocu@gmail.com
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SUPPORT THE FAMILY OF NEOFITA VALERIO-SILVA
Allan Hancock Foundation
- Make sure to specify that the donation is for the AB540 Scholarship Fund.
Cal Poly R.I.S.E.
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Donate directly to Cal Poly's undocumented student club.
Rising Immigrant Scholars through Education (R.I.S.E.) is a student run organization at Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo that seeks to create a more inclusive environment for undocumented students. We seek to build a community of support for Undocumented/AB-540/DACA students by creating partnerships, alliances, and relationships with students, staff, faculty, administrators, and community members to advocate and organize for equal access and affordable higher education. We envision a community in which all students have access to higher education regardless of immigration status and where university, regional, and national policies respect the dignity and rights of the immigrant community. We hold regular meetings and workshops related to topics such as DACA, financial aid, and immigration rights. Contact us if you have questions or needs. We are here to help! |
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Cal Poly Dream Center
805 UndocuFund
Organized by Mixteco/Indigenous Community Organizing Project (MICOP), Central Coast Alliance United for a Sustainable Economy (CAUSE), and Future Leaders of America (FLA)
- "The Fund assists individuals and families who have lost their homes, wages, and/or employment due to natural disasters with expenses including but not limited to temporary housing, home repairs, rent, groceries, childcare expenses due to disaster related school closure, essential household items, clean-up items, medical and dental expenses, tools and equipment required for work, school supplies, repair of essential vehicles, moving and storage expenses, legal document replacement and funeral and burial expenses. The 805 UndocuFund will also help affected families access other community resources to provide some economic relief."
