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As a trusted intermediary during times of crisis we provide relief to community members in need who are not comfortable working with institutions or who are left out of our safety net. We prioritize undocumented immigrant households with children.


UndocuFund Monterey Bay provides cash assistance to Monterey Bay area undocumented immigrant workers impacted by emergencies. We have helped close to 6,000 families and distributed almost $6 million in cash assistance.

Gifts greater than $1,000 are preferable by check. For gifts of stock please contact Maria Cadenas at [email protected] or call 831.200.1719

Why It Matters: 
Undocumented workers are over-represented in the services, hospitality, and agriculture industries; industries severely impacted by the emergencies like storms, wildfires, and the pandemic. Emergencies lead to the loss of their homes, wages, and/or employment. At the same time, undocumented workers have been excluded from federally and state funded safety net programs. This comes at a time when immigrant communities were already threated by anti-immigration policies like public charge.  

Local data has shown that these families are more prone to living in overcrowded conditions, are at risk of eviction, have limited savings, and are more reliant on predatory financial services during times of hardship.
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