[ID: A screenshot from the UFCW Local 7 Union's donation page. The header reads "Hardship Fund for Striking King Soopers Workers" in bold, and the body of the text reads as follows.

The workers at King Soopers are on an Unfair Labor Practices strike. Some of the striking workers will need additional financial assistance to get through this time.

This Hardship Fund assists with essential needs that have occurred since the strike date. Those in need will need to fill out an application, the Hardship Committee will review such application and, upon approval, the check will be sent directly to the creditor.

We appreciate all of the support we are receiving from our community and hope to be back in our stores, serving you soon.

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For those looking to support the strike, this is (arguably) the best way. Picketing workers are paid $160 a day, and up to $800 a week, so long as they have the funds to do so. Those who don't cross the picket line but don't picket get paid a $100 weekly honor wage.

This strike cannot live on without funding. If you want to help the strike, this is the best way to do it.

(source below.)