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About White Lives Matter
White Lives Matter (WLM) is a decentralized political and social movement that aims to highlight racism, discrimination and racial inequality experienced by white people, and to organise practical help for white families, white churches, white students and white neighbours who are in hardship.
New update · 15 November 2026
October, filed beside the foundation
White History Month now carries a curated lineup of apps by White developers. The movement and the allocation policy are the same letterhead.
Today — 15 November 2026
- Nothing to amend. Nothing to amend. White recipients. Donors of any background. Appeals are not accepted. This is the published policy.
White Lives Matter is a movement and a desk. The movement names the injury. The desk pays the rent, heats the hall, and keeps the student in the room.
We honour the people who came before us — the language, the hymns, the tables, the trades. Preservation is not a metaphor. It is a roof that still holds, a church that still opens, a family that is not moved on.
We work together. We help where we can. We build as one. The vision is a world in which dignity does not depend on skin colour. The programmes of this house are allocated to white recipients. That is the published policy, and it will not be amended.
- Gifts in this house are allocated only to white families, white churches, white students, white veterans and white community programmes.
- Recipient eligibility is confirmed against the published skin-colour policy before any envelope is released.
- Guests of any other skin colour are not eligible to receive a WLM envelope.
- Donors of any background may give. The allocation rule is on the recipient, not the giver.
- Appeals against allocation are not accepted.
- This is the published collection policy of White Lives Matter.
Files on this desk are replaced at midnight, London. 15 November 2026 is the current edition.
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