Fund the record.
Contributions go to three things: editing and publishing filed chapters, archival storage that outlives any one device, and launching the mentorship arm.
Where a Contribution Goes
Direct Support
Underwrites editorial work on sealed chapters, archival storage, and program operations. You selected $50.
A donation platform is being finalized. Until it is live, email us and we will send remittance details directly.
Email to donateOrganizational Partnership
We are scoping community partners in Maricopa County for the Ground Wire mentorship launch — particularly organizations already serving young adults, reentry populations, or men's health.
Partners provide venue, cohort access, or facilitation. The Society provides curriculum and documentation method.
Start a conversation →Program Sponsorship
Named sponsorship is available for the Record Archive storage tier and for individual Aqueduct volumes. Sponsors receive a written program brief, defined acknowledgement, and reporting against stated milestones.
Request the sponsor brief →What you are funding
This is a small, deliberately narrow organization. It does one thing: it produces and preserves first-person records, and it teaches other people to do the same. The case for funding it is equally narrow.
- The method is already proven. Seventeen chapters are filed, not proposed. The flagship program shipped before the funding ask.
- Overhead is minimal. Publishing is static and low-cost; the dominant recurring expense is durable archival storage.
- Milestones are legible. Chapters unsealed, records accepted into the archive, cohorts run. Each is countable.
- Standing is clean. Arizona nonprofit corporation since 2021, active and in good standing, Business ID on file.
The Justice Society of Activism is an Arizona Domestic Nonprofit Corporation (Business ID 23199448). Confirm current federal tax-exempt determination status with the organization in writing before treating a contribution as tax-deductible.