Support the Documentary: A Home to Inherit
We’re documenting one of the most important living stories of American history — and we need your help to finish it.
Mother Viola Ford Fletcher is the oldest known living survivor of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre. She’s 111 years old. And for the first time in over a century, the world is finally listening.
We’re producing an independent, community-funded documentary that will capture:
-Mother Fletcher’s story — in her own words
-The fight to secure her a home, comfort, and a legacy she can pass on
-What justice looks like while people are still alive to receive it
-The deeper truths of Tulsa — and what repair can mean across generations
🛑 Important Note:The GoFundMe campaign supports Mother Fletcher and her family directly.
100% of those funds go to the Foundation for her home, care, and inheritance.
👉🏽 This page — Buy Me a Coffee — supports the documentary. Your contributions here help us:
-License historical archives
-Film with survivors and family
-Pay for editing, sound, and post-production
-Distribute the story widely through festivals, streaming, and more
We’re not waiting on studios or institutions to greenlight this project. We’re doing it the way she lived — with love, integrity, and community behind us.
Buy us a coffee. Join the movement. Help this story live on forever.
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