As WRAP turns 21, we’re inviting our community to celebrate with us and support the work ahead.

Our birthday goal is simple:

💰 Raise $2,100 by the end of March
🔁 Add 21 new monthly donors
📰 Stay connected by joining our newsletter

Western Regional Advocacy Project (WRAP) is old enough to drink; so if you can, buy us a $21 birthday shot for justice.

A $21 gift helps fuel another year of grassroots organizing, outreach, research, trainings, and policy work across the West.

Every contribution helps sustain the organizing infrastructure that powers WRAP and our member organizations.

Support the fight for poor and unhoused people today.

For 21 years, the Western Regional Advocacy Project (WRAP) has organized alongside unhoused people and grassroots groups across the Western United States to fight for housing justice.

WRAP was created in March 2005 to expose and eliminate the root causes of civil and human rights abuses experienced by people living in poverty and homelessness.

Our work is grounded in outreach, organizing, education, and movement building led by people directly impacted by housing injustice.

Today, WRAP is a network of grassroots member organizations across the West working together to challenge the criminalization of poverty and build real solutions to homelessness.

In addition to our member network in the West, we work with allied partners across the United States.

While this birthday campaign kicks things off, we’ll be celebrating WRAP’s 21st year all year long — highlighting the organizing, partnerships, and grassroots leadership that make this work possible.

Help us celebrate 21 years of organizing — and help build the next 21.

WRAP Turns 21

By Western Regional Advocacy Project

WRAP Turns 21

21 Years of Grassroots Organizing for Housing Justice