Sacramento ACT

$5,308 raised by 47 donors

76% complete

$7,000 Goal

At Sacramento ACT, we get that life is complicated, and we know our communities face a lot of challenges. Our Local Organizing Committees (LOC) dive into the mix of issues like homelessness, mental health, public safety, youth, and immigration. We use that information to plan out strategies and campaigns that tackle the big problems in our area.

We're like bridge builders, bringing all kinds of folks together to work on solutions. We're all about making unlikely partnerships happen, because we know that's how we'll really make a difference.

We also team up with congregations to make sure the faith community's voice is heard loud and clear. We're all about shaping a moral vision based on shared faith values, and we want to inspire action that makes a positive impact.

Looking ahead to the next five years, we're all in on building power within our communities. We want to make sure local priorities become top priorities for our city, county, and region. And we're serious about fairness—making sure things are equal when it comes to systems, policies, and resources.

Even if we can't reach every community directly, we're committed to helping our partners understand how organizing can shake things up for the better. We're here to share our organizing know-how and team up with partners to make the changes we're all dreaming of. Let's make our communities better together!

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Mission

Sacramento ACT exists to activate people to reclaim their faith; to create change and healing in the community. Sacramento ACT is a faith-based organization that develops people through the power of storytelling and relationships to identify community issues and solutions.

Needs

Unrestricted funds to make volunteer development accessible and equitable for volunteers which includes: travel, transportation, child care, live/written translation services, meeting expenses and fellowship grants.

Equity Statement

ACT’s guiding moral and faith vision calls us to build a community that prioritizes racial and economic equity in all decision making and allocation of resources. We return to a guiding question of “how are the children?” as a basic indicator of regional health since upstream forces greatly impact children.

Organization Data

Summary

Organization name

Sacramento ACT

Year Established

1991

Tax id (EIN)

94-3146791

Mission Category

Civil Rights, Social Action & Advocacy

Operating Budget

$1,000,001-$5 million

Organization Need

Funding: Unrestricted

Demographics Served

Immigrants & refugees, Low-income individuals/families, General population

BIPOC Leadership

Both the Executive Director & Board Chair

Local Counties Served

Sacramento

Equity Statement

Equity Statement

Address

5930 S Land Park Dr, Unit 221245
Sacramento, CA 95822

Service areas

Sacramento County, CA, US

Phone

916-886-7378

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