SUPPORT OUR WORK

Ways to Help

Volunteer as a Research Assistant: Offer your time and skills to assist with research on environmental impacts in Mossville. This could involve data collection, analyzing air and water quality, or documenting the health effects of pollution on residents.
Share Expertise: If you have a background in environmental science, public health, law, or social sciences, contribute your knowledge by advising on research projects or co-authoring studies that can help build a strong case for policy change.
Promote Citizen Science: Help train Mossville residents to collect data on local environmental conditions. By empowering the community with research tools, you can aid in gathering critical evidence that supports their claims.

Advocate for Policy Change: Write letters to local, state, and federal representatives urging them to take action on issues affecting Mossville, such as stricter environmental regulations or increased funding for community health studies.
Raise Public Awareness: Send letters to the editors of local and national newspapers or online publications to highlight the struggles of Mossville. Publicizing their story can draw more attention and support to their cause.
Support Grant Applications: Write letters of support for CCOM's grant applications. Endorsements from individuals and organizations can strengthen their case for receiving funding from government agencies or private foundations.

Make a Donation: Financial contributions are crucial for sustaining CCOM's operations. Donations can help cover legal fees, support community outreach programs, and fund scientific research to address environmental concerns.
Organize Fundraising Events: Host events such as charity runs, community dinners, or online crowdfunding campaigns to raise money for CCOM. These events not only generate funds but also raise awareness of the challenges facing Mossville.
Corporate Sponsorships: Encourage businesses to sponsor CCOM projects or match employee donations. Corporate support can significantly boost the resources available for advocacy and research efforts.