Stand with Indigenous Peoples: support
legal challenges to stop Kinder Morgan’s
pipeline and tankers project.
Stand with Indigenous Peoples: support legal challenges to stop Kinder Morgan’s pipeline and tankers project.
Kinder Morgan’s pipeline and tanker project poses unacceptable risks to our oceans and waterways, our climate, local economies and communities. It must never be built. First Nations have vowed to stop it in court. People, businesses, & communities are raising funds to support the cases and stop this pipeline, together.
Join us: donate, organize, or set up your own online fundraiser!
MEET THE NATIONS:
Amount Raised So Far
$680,082 |
Pull Together was created as a way to stand with First Nations to stop unwanted tar sands pipelines. Using the power of the crowd – that’s you – we’ve raised over a half a million dollars through donations, online “friend-raising”, community events, and business sponsorship.
Multiple lawsuits have been filed since the project’s approval in late 2016. The Tsleil-Waututh, Coldwater, Squamish and Stk’emlupemc Te Secwepemc First Nations are all part of Pull Together.
TSLEIL-WAUTUTH
FIRST NATION
COLDWATER
FIRST NATION
SQUAMISH
FIRST NATION
STK’EMLUPSEMC TE SECWEPEMC
FIRST NATION
Pull Together was created as a way to stand with First Nations to stop Enbridge Northern Gateway. Together over $600,000 was raised and the project was killed.
Round 2, “The People vs. Kinder Morgan” is catching on quickly: people are raising money with concerts, workplace events, and “friend-raising” online.
Amount Raised So Far
$680,082 |
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