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Our global grassroots projects focus on basic necessities; shelter, food, water, education. You may find us rebuilding refugee tents in the camps; sourcing and distributing materials and tarps, working together with the local water distributors to provide clean water each week, building community gardens or creating community food banks with local growers globally or creating spaces where the children of these communities can imagine, play and grow through art and theatre.

Projects within the United States focus on transportation and filling in the need gaps to create a sustainable future for settled refugees within our community. Each and every project is tailored to the specific needs of the refugee communities by utilizing the voices of our refugee advisors both abroad and in the States.

Grand Rapids, Michigan is home to over twenty Syrian refugee families, this number increases when we add countries such as the Democratic Republic of Congo, Sudan and a few others. The needs of refugee families living in the United States differs from the needs of those living within refugee camps. Three months of government support is given to each family upon arrival to settle into a home, enroll children within schools and find a job. The greatest need within these communities is access to reliable transportation, small business start-up funding, mentorship and college or trade school scholarships. Projects within the U.S. work to create a successful transition from refugee to United States citizen.

We believe accountability and transparency is crucial in building a successful charitable organization. Each project is documented from beginning to end by our experienced team of photojournalists and videographers to bring awareness to the current struggles and hardships refugees are facing and then we share it with you!

Below are a few of the projects you can donate to or donate to our general project fund by clicking on the donate button above.

 
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