Charlottesville made headlines this weekend when thousands of white supremacists came together for a hate-fueled “Unite the Right” rally. Chanting bigoted rhetoric, they clashed with counter-protesters in a showdown that resulted in the death of civil rights activist Heather Heyer when she was run over by James Alex Fields Jr.

As Twitter vigilantes vow to out the Charlottesville supremacists, we’ve compiled immediate ways you can show up for equality.

Got $5?

There are a host of groups that will put your donations to good use: A leading organization is the Stop Hate Project (SHP), led by the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law.

SHP declared it "rejects the hateful rhetoric promoted by the organizers of Saturday’s white nationalist rally in Charlottesville" in a press release . It is accepting donations to help connect community leaders, law enforcement, and pro-equality organizations with necessary legal resources.

Donate to SHP here.

Other organizations to consider contributing to include the Charlottesville chapter of the NAACP, Virginia's Legal AIDS Justice Center, and Charlottesville Pride, all of which have spoken out against white nationalism.

Got Five Minutes?

The Documenting Hate project collects data about hate crimes across the nation. Whether you are a victim or a witness to a hate crime, don't let you voice be silenced.

Document hate here.

And take a moment to read the heartbreaking but inspiring words of Heather Heyer's mother, Susan Bro.

"I don’t want her death to be a focus for more hatred," Bro insisted. "I want her death to be a rallying cry for justice and equality and fairness and compassion."