They mix whatever they find — grain dust, dried leaves, stale flour — with water. Anything to quiet the hunger.

And yet — people are still cooking, sharing, and holding on.

Grassroots kitchens run by women and neighbors.

Quiet dignity — no headlines, just resistance.

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Sudan needs mutual funding — now more than ever.
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To our colleagues, collaborators, and friends at USAID: thank you for walking alongside us. As new chapters unfold, the impact remains — in systems strengthened, connections built, and lives touched.
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From community to community, pot to plate — this is how we take care of each other.
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Don't look away. We support life-saving Emergency Response Rooms in Sudan fighting this crisis every day. Join the movement.
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Hope is still cooking in El Fasher.
Two new kitchens just launched inside two shelters — offering meals, dignity, and relief to displaced families facing war and starvation.
Solidarity is stronger than siege.

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We believe in a world where no one is left behind.
Where being displaced does not mean being discarded.
Where solidarity, not charity, leads the way.

Help us fund grassroots mutual aid that reaches people where they are.

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We recognize the struggle for freedom is not confined by borders or timelines. We see the legacy of Juneteenth alive in every Sudanese family forced to flee, every organizer risking safety to protect their community and every hand extended in solidarity across oceans.
None are free til all are free.

Thousands have fled violence in Al-Fashir, Abu Shouk and Tawila. Across the border, in Chad, Sudanese organizers launched three communal kitchens to serve 1,750 displaced people daily.

This isn’t foreign aid. It’s mutual aid.

It’s Sudanese communities helping each other survive war with dignity.

Address the humanitarian crisis in Sudan with Mutual Aid. Join the movement.

"Mutual aid is not charity, it is a form of resistance and survival."
-Dean Spade, author of Mutual Aid: Building Solidarity During This Crisis

Sudan's Emergency Response Rooms (ERRs) have been honored with the 2025 European Union Human Rights Award, recognizing their courageous grassroots humanitarian efforts amid the ongoing conflict.

You can support them through www.mutualaidsudan.org