Support Booker T.
Booker T. is a warm, thriving, affirming, and safe space because of the support of our community and supporters. Help us continue our critical work through Treasure, Time, and Talent.
Treasure: Donate to Booker T.
We welcome support at any level, through one-time or recurring donations.
$5,000
Helps stabilize a Booker T. family with small children with a security deposit and 1st month’s rent to transition from homelessness.
$2,500
Helps Booker T. teen transition to their first year of college and offset tuition fees and student expenses
$1,000
Provide one month of free, culturally responsive and quality afterschool and childcare for our high-potential youth
$500
Covers wellness visit and kits for our senior and older adults to reduce their social isolation and promote their health
$250
Covers week worth of organic local produce and fresh groceries for a family facing food insecurity and supports 2 local family farms with reliable income
$100
Provides 2 hours of free grief counseling from our Black therapists for children and families dealing with impact of trauma and violence.
Interested in making a grant or exploring corporate employee match opportunities? Reach out to:
Every little bit of support helps us reach our goals.
Time: Volunteer at Booker T.
From our weekly Farm Fresh Market that feeds hundreds of families per week with sustainably sourced, culturally-appropriate groceries, to our pillar events throughout the year that serve the community.
Ready to roll up your sleeves? Reach out to:
Talent: Show Up for Booker T.
Board Service
We have a wonderful, active Board of Directors, and several of our members are coming to their term limits. We are actively seeking new talent to join our board.
Mentorship
Connecting with team members who run internship programs to help our teens prepare applications for internship programs in their field.
Skill Share
Finding ways the talent at your organization can engage with our youth, seniors and program participants through skill sharing and teaching.
Have an idea? Reach out to:
Photo Credit: Gabriela Hasbun
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