Due to rampant oil and gas pollution, natural disasters have become a constant threat to our communities. Freeport Haven responds to this threat by getting necessities to those in need and connecting them with community resources, especially in the wake of climate-induced disasters.

Freeport’s fossil fuel and petrochemical industries receive millions of dollars in tax breaks while many people can’t afford rising rent and insurance rates. We pressure elected officials to change these inequitable economic systems. The good of the people must be made a priority in Freeport.

Informed and organized communities have the power to resist even the most powerful entities. We host town halls and inform individual residents of their power as we help them overcome the injustices they’ve weathered. In turn, we educate, agitate, and mobilize residence as we help them secure necessities like a new roof after a hurricane.

Whether it’s local lawmakers, national and international decision makers, or even massive fossil banks and insurers, we actively hold bad actors accountable by speaking at public forums where our voices hold the most power.