Our major insights: It's hard for community action groups to phrase their problems in a way that appeals to businesses, potential donors, and the community itself. There is a scarcity of ""direct action"" campaigns which can bring direct relief to underprivileged neighborhoods / communities. Activist campaigns and planning are mostly in-person, limiting scope and taking up too much time and energy. Distrust between businesses and community groups makes relationship-building hard. Potential solution: A platform which helps activists translate their problems/campaigns into pitches which capture their economic and social value, then connect to service providers which can solve those problems. Contact this team at kqi30@gatech.edu.