March Charity
The Okra Project

Why OkRA?

The okra plant has a rich history in the African diaspora, with our ancestors bringing it with them during the Middle Passage to sustain themselves and plant in the new world.

Today, okra is often associated with health, prosperity, and community in Black cooking traditions. As such, The Okra Project represents the nourishment and sustenance that we seek to provide to Black Trans people through our mutual aid efforts.

who We Are

Our mutual aid collective is focused on supporting Black Trans people and alleviating the barriers that our community faces. We envision a safe, abundant, and equitable life for Black Trans people across the United States, and our service pillars reflect this vision.

At every Paper Kraine show we donate our net proceeds to a charity that intersects with the month's theme. What are some organizations or causes that could use our resources right now? (Local is always great!)

PREVIOUS CHARITIES include

All Net proceeds from Paper Kraine are donated to charity.

Every show is themed and partnered with a charitable organization that reflects our values and beliefs. It's just one small step to making the world suck a little less.