Help Keep Our Queer Anarchist Commune Alive!

URGENT UPDATE: Well, I made it into this co-op in Boulder, but the co-op is facing some financial tumult as a result of losing lots of residents and some general financial woes that are coming to a head. WE ARE LOOKING TO PREVENT FORECLOSURE ON THE HOUSE. With many members having left in an abrupt manner, we are about $2000 short for rent, due the 5th of October. In general, we are going to be short of our financial needs until the house is back at full occupancy. Anything at all helps to preserve a very unique and precious housing resource, especially in the very expensive housing market of the Colorado front range/boulder in particular.

Here are my prior updates, for this GoFundMe's prior main aim:

From Stacy: Since April 28th, I have been going through a whole lot. I broke my hand in a bike accident, and work let me go within just a couple days, as soon as they learned I wouldn't be able to come sell insurance for them for more than 24 hours due to my needing surgery.

The procedure was on 5/5/2023, I had two titanium pins put in my hand so the bone fragment would stay put and heal properly.

Throughout recovery, I was unable to work, and the day after my procedure to have the pins out, my landlord gave word that I have 30 days to move out.

I was able to extend that to 45 days, giving me until the end of this month to find housing.

I am in the fourth most expensive housing market in the US (Denver). I do not have much in the way of IRL support out here, so I do not have options for a couch to crash on, or anything like that. I also have my cat, who I really hope I will not lose. The possibility of my ending up homeless is very real indeed, and I am doing all that I can to remain calm with this outcome on the table.

I have only been in this apartment since the beginning of the year, and have been trying to get on my feet after some extreme stress and new traumas incurred from my mother, who went into psychosis in November of last year.

All that I am hoping for is to find some safety, and to keep growing on a path to being stable so that I can use my time to help others in unfortunate circumstances.

If you are able to donate, it will mean the world to me. Any funds I receive are going entirely toward moving into a new apartment, but more importantly for me, receiving donations gives me hope that I can be safe. Thank you for taking the time to read this, and thank you in advance to anyone with the willingness and means to contribute.