Support The Struggle And Become An OCAP Sustainer

As little as $10 a month can help us maintain our work across this city and it just got easier to give.

Help Fund The Fightback - Become An OCAP Sustainer

Help Sustain OCAP!

Although OCAP operates on a very modest budget, with two organizers, the operation of a downtown Toronto office, and a multitude of related expenses, we only just manage to scrape by. We need a stable source of regular support that can keep us afloat.

You can become a sustainer who makes a donation each and every month and helps us keep doing the casework and organizing that we do. Every dollar you donate puts over $600 into the pockets of poor people.

The Fight Against Poverty Is Going To A New Level

Please support OCAP's struggles in 2009

We have already started to take calls from laid off workers who don'tknow how to apply for EI or welfare. More and more people are calling us because they can't pay their rent and they face eviction. We are going into the worst economic crisis in generations and, while bailouts for the rich are readily available, the poor are going to have to fight for their survival in this crisis.

OCAP plans to go into action in 2009 to build a strong movement that can ensure that welfare offices don't turn away people in need, that a challenge to economic evictions is taken up, that workers, including those without status or on temporary work permits, are not exploited even more, that income support systems are strengthened, that 'economic stimulation' resources are allocated to meet the needs of communities, that poor people come out of this crisis united and stronger than ever.

The OCAP Perpetual Calendar

Buy the History is What We Make It: Perpetual OCAP Calendar as a gift for someone you care about or for yourself. Full of beautiful artwork and historical information about fight for justice in Ontario, it is designed to be used year after year. Whether you use it to log and remember important dates, including events, birthdays and anniversaries or as an eye catching art piece on your wall, you will enjoy this calendar for years.

The artwork in this calendar is presented as a part of an ongoing portrait of the popular resistance that exists, and grows against the individuals and institutions that rely on and benefit from our oppression and our poverty. The calendar commemorates the Queen's Park Police Riot, the Raise the Rates campaign, the struggle at Six Nations, the life of Otto Vass and other important people and events and includes artwork by Pete Collins, Nahed Mansour, Shannon Muegge, Stefan Philipa and more.

OCAP Has No Money To Pay Its Organizers and Phone Bills

Not for the first time, despite its very modest operating budget, OCAP faces a situation where it can't meet its basic operating costs.