Angry Alligator Activists Inc.

Our mission as Angry Alligator Activists is to make a difference in the community in any way that we can. We provide direct support to people experiencing homelessness and to children in orphanages. At the same time, we work to challenge the systems that are in place which sustain inequality. Through community programs, public engagement, and future legislative advocacy, we strive to build a society where every person has the opportunity to thrive. We are the richest country on earth there are no excuses!

We are a new 501(c)(4) Organization named "Angry Alligator Activists". We serve the community here in MD and strive to eventually help in other states all around the US. We plan to be involved in political activism events alike the "indivisible project" takes part in. The difference between us & groups like them is that we want to focus more on helping our local community via charities.

We can all agree that the US is heading in a dark direction. Especially, when it comes to the middle- and lower-class citizens. The wealth gap is growing at an exponential rate. While the wealthy get wealthier someone has to get poorer. Many Americans are struggling to pay for groceries or other basic necessities of life. We hope to help stop the bleeding wherever and whenever we can.

Charities will allow us to help the community at a local level and eventually at a national level. We intend to provide food for the homeless population. We as well intend to provide recourses to orphanages in need! We have been considering adding more charities to our list in the near future. This is one way we Angry Alligator Activists work to help the local community.

Being that we are a 501(c)(4) organization to address the root causes of our mission we accept donations, used for policy advocacy and political activism. Activism meaning we attend local rally's and or event's which pertain to our overall mission. Political activism meaning that we intend to allocate time and recourses to address our representatives to help directly where wealth inequality begins initially.