Donations and support

We welcome donations, people who want to travel here to join the Rojava revolution on the ground, and other forms of support from across the globe – see below for information about translation, media coverage, and solidarity events in Europe.

Bank Account

Account holder: Rojava Solidarity
Bank account: CH91 0839 0036 9696 1000 5
BIC: ABSOCH22XXX
Bank addres: Alternative Bank Schweiz AG
Amthausquai 21
Postfach
CH-4601 Olten

Bitcoin

If you want to send us bitcoins, you can do so at at this address:

14qt9U7vD2X2dr9UW2ANd24HQWGm5D2v

How do we spend our donations?

In the case of the bitcoins, there’s a high chance they’ll be used to buy safe domains and servers for other projects.

Other donations might be used for:
• Buying tech equipment (laptops, cameras, and so on)
• Power tools
• Medical equipment
• Building materials and tools

Sending equipment to Rojava

In most cases, sending equipment to Rojava is more of a headache than anything. There has been a total embargo for years, and only some NGOs and governments can import certain things into Rojava. In most cases, it’s better to send money than equipment.

Translation

We need help to translate texts for the website, and for our work in spreading awareness of the revolution. If you can translate to other languages, you are very welcome to contact us.

Supporting other structures in Rojava

We’ll try our best to support any campaign for the Rojava revolution. If you collected money, or want to do so, for another structure of the Rojava revolution, but you don’t know how to get the money to them, we might be able to help.

Organizing at home

We also want to spread the revolution, and we need resources for our works. You can organize solidarity events and use this as a platform to spread the revolution. Get in touch if you need any support – we can arrange for video appearance or interviews, provide more resources and materials, and potentially arrange for members of the commune since returned to Europe to visit you and share their knowledge and experiences. We’re also happy to hear from journalists, left media organizations, and researchers who want a perspective from on the ground here in Rojava.