Mutual Aid Puzzles
Bringing together artists and social justice through a curated collection of puzzles.
100% of puzzle proceeds are donated to the artist’s chosen mutual aid project or social justice organization.
If you are a visual artist who would like to participate in Mutual Aid puzzles, contact Sharon today! (No AI art.)
Proceeds go to Harriet’s Wildest Dream, a Black-led abolitionist community defense hub centering all Black lives at risk for state-sanctioned violence in the Greater Washington, DC area.
Proceeds go to 6 Feet Over, to provide financial & emotional support for survivors of suicide loss & individuals with lived experience of suicide.
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Bittersweet
by ColorTellaVisions, who creates brightly colored upcycled wearables and interactive magnetic shapes for community care, joy, love and justice. Art work is mixed media collage.
Proceeds go to DC Migrant Mutual Aid, is made up of community organizations and hundreds of individual volunteers who are committed to supporting migrants arriving in DC.
Proceeds go to The Young Center, to advocate for the best interests of unaccompanied and separated immigrant children in U.S. government custody.
Proceeds go to The Transgender Emergency Fund, to provide critical support to transgender, nonbinary, and gender nonconforming individuals who are experiencing homelessness, housing instability, or financial crisis.
Proceeds go to PCRF, Palestine Children’s Relief Fund, to provide medical and humanitarian relief to children throughout the Levant, regardless of their nationality or religion.
Proceeds go to The Trevor Project, the leading suicide prevention and crisis intervention nonprofit organization for LGBTQ+ young people.
Proceeds go to Palestinian authors in Gaza published by Andaleeb Cartonera and to the Salah Sarsour Justice Fund to support this Palestian community leader’s release from ICE abduction.
Great Day in the Kiln
Proceeds go to RAICES, to provide free and low-cost legal and social services to immigrants, refugees, and families, particularly focusing on vulnerable populations.
Proceeds go to Planned Parenthood, to protect and expand access to sexual and reproductive health care and education nationwide.
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Proceeds go to ACLU, the American Civil Liberaties Union, a nationwide organization that fights tirelessly in all 50 states, Puerto Rico, and Washington, DC, to safeguard everyone's rights.
The People Speak
by Matthew Rodriguez, a progressive, non-binary activist who created this collage from civil rights protests they documented during Trump’s second term. Art work is digital photo collage.
Proceeds go to VC Defensa, is a coalition of local organizations dedicated to empowering the immigrant and refugee populations of Ventura County, including rapid reponse to ICE.
Proceeds go to Personal Ink (p.INK), to empower breast cancer survivors to reclaim their bodies after mastectomies through artistic, post-mastectomy tattoos.
Proceeds go to Coffees for Gaza, a grassroots artivism mutual aid collective crowdsourcing mass microdonations for as low as the cost of a coffee