SPONSORED PROJECT
EarthSeed
Empowering communities through regenerative agriculture, sustainability education, and land-based healing practices.
Mutual Aid Medford & Somerville (MAMAS)
We are in solidarity with organizers making large-scale demands of our community and our politicians for an equitable world.
NonProfit Accountability Group (NAG)
Aims to create racial equity resources to BIPOC disables children and families.
See How Common Good Works
The Common Good Economy
We envision a society in which people gather locally to decide for themselves what their funding
priorities should be, to advance a Common Good Economy.
Our mission is to design and establish the framework for that new economy by integrating
a fast-growing mutual credit system with traditional bank accounts, helping communities direct resources
where they can create the greatest impact.
Community First
Communities gather locally to identify their priorities and direct resources where they can make the greatest difference.
Funding & Tools
We integrate a mutual credit system with traditional bank accounts to provide the financial infrastructure communities need to fund and grow what matters most.
Common Good
We are building an economy that empowers people, strengthens local communities, and creates lasting opportunities for everyone.
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What We Do
Fiscal Sponsorship
Fiscal Sponsorship with Common Good allows groups to receive tax-deductible donations and grant funding for their work without having to become a 501c3 non-profit entity.
Businesses
Common Good businesses are part of a community-powered economy. Every transaction supports local projects while connecting you with customers who value sustainability and shared prosperity — all with free payment processing and strong promotional support.
Economic Democracy
No central authority rules the Common Good system. Common Good Democracy™ combines best practices for collaborative decision-making, including participatory budgeting, informed by comprehensive economic data.
Partnerships
Our partnerships and collaborators are crucial to making the Common Good system work. We offer funding for projects in sustainability, social justice, the arts, food systems, and small business development in communities around the US.
Common Good Fridges
Common Good Fridges are people-powered and community centered projects where a fridge is set up in a public location and volunteers from the community work together to keep it stocked and cleaned.
Common Good supports communities in setting up and maintaining free community fridges through our Food Fund.
The fridge provides community members with 24/7 access to fresh food.
The concept is simple: Leave what you can, take what you need.
No questions asked, no ID required.
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