Because you are an important part of the Restorative Action Alliance community, I am writing to share that we are at an exciting turning point and invite you to become an RAA monthly sustainer today.

The demand for RAA’s advocacy work, outreach, technical assistance, educational offerings, and support programs is growing faster than ever before. This past year, thousands of people benefited from RAA’s activities - from support circles, to webinars, to podcast conversations, to organizing and outreach. While we are being asked to expand our support programs and advocacy into a number of new areas, we receive no government funding and must first shore up our financial resources to maintain our current scope of work. 

Simply put, our work isn’t possible without regular contributions from people who support our mission to end cycles of sexual harm and systemic injustice. 

Your recurring gift of as little as $5 a month (about the cost of one coffee!) will help protect the services our community counts on and build a dependable foundation for 2027. Will you join us so we can add 30 new monthly sustainers by December 31?

Whether you choose $5, $20, $50, $100 or any other amount that fits your monthly budget, your partnership will help keep people connected and strengthen our collective voice and impact.

Get Started Today!

You can start your recurring gift here:

Become a Monthly Sustainer

If you can’t give monthly, one-time gifts are warmly welcomed and appreciated at the same link.

If you already give, thank you! Your generosity helps make this community possible.

With your sustained support, we can reach more people, strengthen our programs, and have a lasting impact on policy reforms that support a restorative future where harm and injustice are diminished and everyone has a chance to thrive

With gratitude,

Amber Vlangas

Executive Director
Restorative Action Alliance

Important Note: We know giving isn’t possible for everyone. You belong to RAA regardless of your ability to contribute financially. Participating, volunteering, sharing our work, or inviting someone into the community are always meaningful ways to help and deeply appreciated.