LELO

Our Story

Founded in 1972 in Seattle, LELO emerged from the collective efforts of Black, Asian, and Latino workers striving to combat racial and economic injustices. This grassroots organization has evolved to empower low-income workers of color, recent immigrants, and women through legal action and community organizing.

Impact

LELO has significantly increased the representation of Black workers in Seattle's construction trades, growing from fewer than 10 in 1970 to over 600 by 1979. The organization has achieved numerous legal victories for various worker groups, advocating for their rights on both local and international fronts.

Why Donate?

Your contributions to LELO support the empowerment of marginalized workers, enabling them to assert their rights and improve their working conditions. Donations help sustain vital community organizing and political education efforts.

Get Involved

Join the fight for workers' rights and social justice! Donate cryptocurrency or cash to LELO today and help create a more equitable future for all workers.