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$13.5K in Safe Oasis grants awarded to prevent MCS homelessness

by Earthwalker | Oct 17, 2012

Housing non-profit re|shelter awarded $13,500 in Safe Oasis housing renovation grants last week.

re|shelter’s Safe Oasis Grant Program now open

by Earthwalker | Aug 8, 2012

Housing non-profit re|shelter is now offering (5) small grants up to $2,000 each to eligible individuals whose ability to continue to live safely in their current home has been severely compromised by environmental intolerances.

Your vote needed – MCSer is a week away from winning $10K

by Earthwalker | Jul 25, 2012

When one of us with severe chemical and mold sensitivity wins, we all win. Please make the effort to vote for Lou Anne every day this next week and share widely on your social media pages.

You can be in the movie “Homesick” by Susan Abod!

by Earthwalker | Jul 6, 2012

Susan Abod needs your help in order to finish her movie Homesick, a documentary about living with chemical sensitivity. She is putting out a call for “safe house” photos to create a collage at the end of the film. Send yours in today to be included!

Artist Monet Clark on Disability Rap this Friday 12-1pm PST

by Earthwalker | Nov 30, 2011

Performance artist and severe MCS/CFS survivor Monet Clark will be speaking with radio host and disability rights activist Ana Acton on her radio show “Disability Rap” this Friday from 12-1pm PST.

Housing non-profit re|shelter’s Holiday 2011 auction underway

by Earthwalker | Nov 23, 2011

Starting bids have been set at 50% (or more) below retail value. This is a great opportunity to get the Gupta or Hopper brain retraining programs at bargain basement prices!

Last day to submit donations for re|shelter auction

by Earthwalker | Nov 11, 2011

Today is the last day to submit your auction donation form for the re|shelter auction to benefit those on the verge of homelessness due to severe environmental intolerances.

HOMESICK movie in last stages of production

by Earthwalker | Sep 12, 2011

Santa Fe-based singer Susan Abod needs our help to finish her movie HOMESICK, a powerful new film on environmental illness and the desperate housing situation many with the condition are faced with.