In the world today, it's hard, like really hard to see what a business stands for (in reality just choose *ANY* text-based platform and spend like 5 minutes seeing what they post about or who they follow and you'll get a pretty clear picture of what or who they support).

Things I Believe in:

This list is ever growing and changing as the world also grows, shifts and changes. We as humans have a job both morally and empathetically to grow and change with it to be the best people we can.

Social Justice and Human Rights

• Trans Lives Matter & Trans Rights are Human Rights
• Defend & Protect Inclusive Marriage Equality
• Advocate & Empower LGBTQ+ Youth
• Support BIPOC Communities
• Human Rights for All
• Dignity for All People
• Read Banned & Diverse Books and Content
• Publish and Share Independent Authors, Artists, Writers, Shops and other Creatives
• Support Your Local Library & Public Programs

Health, Well-being, and Reproductive Rights

• Destigmatize Mental Health
• Equal Access to Healthcare and Healthcare Equity
• Unapologetically Pro-Choice & Pro-Vaccine
• Reproductive Autonomy & Justice

Political, Economic, and Environmental Rights

• Believe in Climate Science
• End Gun Violence & Enact Gun Control
• Vote or Die
• Tax the Rich
• Honor & Respect Indigenous Rights
• Acknowledge Stolen Land

Causes I've Backed:

I make it very easy not only with social media but with the categories of products I offer. Since launching Tiny Werewolves in early 2020 I have donated to the following causes and nonprofits. If a small business not making very much money can donate a portion of sales to nonprofits and causes, surely you'd think large corporations could do more.

• @TranSanta (on Instagram), collects and posts wish lists for Trans folks during the holiday season who need extra support

• Back To School Supply Drive with Kelly Cassidy (benefiting the Chicago Public Schools)

• Feeding America

• Kneady Kitten Rescue, focuses on neonatal, special needs and orphan kittens

• Live Like Roo, provides support and financial assistance to families whose pet faces a cancer diagnosis

• Pop Culture Hero Coalition, uses psychology + TV & film to teach mental health skills and anti-bullying to kids and teens

• The Chicago Abortion Fund

• The Crayon Project, they send out multicultural art supplies

• The Trevor Project

• Transgender Education Network of Texas (TENT), furthers gender-diverse equality in Texas through education and networking

• Young at Heart, senior pet adoptions