$25
Covers one open records request — the FOIA filings that surface the property transactions and board documents at the foundation of every investigation.
$50
Funds one community meeting — space rental, materials, and coordination for the organizing sessions that build the case and the coalition.
$100
Covers legal research for one section of an active court filing — precedent research, citation work, and document preparation for Dyer v. AISS.
$250
Produces one issue of Blacktology's data reporting — original analysis, graphics, and distribution to affected communities at no cost.
$500+
Sustains the archive — the living database of property transactions, board votes, and court documents that researchers and journalists cite nationally.