WHAT THE RESISTANCE FUND IS
Holding together what none can hold alone.
A resistance fund is a common pot that keeps a struggle going when defending it costs money. It pays for what the mobilisation needs —materials, transport, outreach, logistics— and stays open to support the workforce in whatever disputes the assembly decides. Its first outlay went to the mobilisation; nothing is ruled out for the future. It lowers the personal cost of defending a collective right, so that the decision to take a stand does not depend on anyone's bank balance.
Solidarity, independence, transparency and collective control hold the fund up. How they hold up → Governance
TRANSPARENCY
Last updated: November 2, 2026Everyone's money is accountable to everyone.
Transparency is not decoration: it is the heart of the fund. Every figure will be derived from verified data — never typed in by hand without traceability — and published with its update date.
Raised
€32,196
Spent
€17,181
53.4% of what had been raised by then
Available balance
€15,015
Contributions
1,113
Average contribution: €28.78
How the money has moved
Running totals, day by day. Drag across the chart to pick a period.
- Raised
- Spent
- Balance
Spending by item
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From money raised to balance
What comes in, where it goes and what is left.
Contributions per week
Monday to Sunday. Tap a week to see that week only.
Expense transactions
Grouped by item. Tap one to see its payments.
| Item | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| €9,734.74 | ||||
| €5,260.22 | ||||
| €1,754.50 | ||||
| €326.00 | ||||
| €98.05 | ||||
| €7.00 | ||||
| Total | €17,180.51 |
See weekly fundraising as a table
| Week | Raised | Contributions |
|---|---|---|
| Sep 1 – Sep 6 | €21,488.20 | 832 |
| Sep 7 – Sep 13 | €9,562.00 | 254 |
| Sep 14 – Sep 20 | €825.00 | 14 |
| Sep 28 – Oct 4€98.00 other income | €173.00 | < 5 |
| Oct 5 – Oct 11 | €10.00 | < 5 |
| Oct 12 – Oct 18€71.00 other income | €71.00 | — |
| Oct 19 – Oct 25 | €8.00 | < 5 |
| Oct 26 – Nov 1 | €56.45 | 9 |
| Nov 2 | €2.00 | < 5 |
Figures reconciled by ÚTIL's treasury against the fund's bank statements. The balance is what was raised minus what has already been paid out. One clarification: the account also holds €40 that ÚTIL put in to open it and cover the quarterly fee; that money is not a contribution and is not counted as raised. The downloadable financial report will be published in the coming days.
COLLECTIVE RESISTANCE
Built one contribution at a time.
This wall is the real count of contributions to the fund, not an illustration. No single one holds the fund up; together, they make it possible.
CONTRIBUTE
Choose how you want to sustain the fund.
Two ways, both live: pay online with Stripe —card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, in half a minute— or transfer straight to the fund's account.
Pay online
The quick way: from your phone, without copying an account number. You pay on Stripe's secure page; the fund never sees your card details.
- Card
- Apple Pay
- Google Pay
- Bizum (unavailable between campaigns)
- Amazon Pay
On the payment page you'll see the methods available for your device and your bank. Bizum is only available while a campaign is under way (strike, union elections, collective agreement talks); between campaigns, give by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or bank transfer.
You're about to give €50.
Stripe keeps 1.25% + €0.25 of each payment. If you'd rather it arrive in full, use a bank transfer.
Bank transfer
Straight into the fund's account. No intermediary fees, and no third party able to cut the campaign off.
Pick an amount or type your own. Give what you can: the fund is held up by many small contributions.
- Account holder
- Unión de Trabajadores Independientes y Libres
- Bank
- Globalcaja
- IBAN
- ES80 3190 0974 3065 0292 1825
- BIC
- BCOEESMM190
- Reference
- CAJA RESISTENCIA
MAJOR DONORS AND INSTITUTIONS
Significant contributions, fully traceable.
For organisations or individuals wishing to make a significant contribution, there is a dedicated channel with documentation, traceability and receipts.
The governance dossier (who runs the fund, how the money is controlled and what happens to whatever is not distributed) will be published once the working groups produce it. It is a different document from the dispute dossier. No banking or tax details will be published unverified, nor will any organisation be shown as a supporter without verifiable confirmation.