From Andrew Steele and all of us at Global Refuge, THANK YOU for supporting people seeking safety! Thanks to your generosity, we were able to SURPASS our World Refugee Day fundraising goal and unlock a $100,000 matching gift for the clients we serve. 🎉 The work of welcome doesn't end with World Refugee Day. We invite you to learn more and give today at globalrefuge.org 💙
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Senior Child Protection Specialist | Advocate for Children's Rights | Expert in Crisis Response and Refugee Support
As we gather with our families to celebrate the joy and peace of Christmas, it's important to remember those who are far from home. This festive season, countless refugees around the world are facing challenges that most of us can hardly imagine. The spirit of Christmas is about giving, kindness, and hope. It's a time when small acts of generosity can make a big difference. The plight of refugees, often fleeing conflict or persecution, is especially poignant during this time of year when the sense of family and belonging is so pronounced. This year, let's come together as a global community to support all refugees. Whether it's through donating to UNHCR, volunteering at local shelters, or simply spreading awareness about the refugee crisis, every effort counts. By offering our support, we're not just providing material aid – we're giving the gift of hope and showing that even in their darkest times, refugees are not forgotten. Let's make this Christmas a season of true giving and compassion. Together, we can make a difference in the lives of those who need it most. #RefugeeSupport #ChristmasSpirit #GlobalCommunity #UNHCR
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Ex Consul at Consulate General of Haiti in Chicago, Co-Founder at Kwen Pa N | Building a Haitian Fritay Empire
Donate now to support the celebration of the Haitian Heritage Month with us! 🇭🇹✨ #HaitianHeritageMonth #ProudToBeHaitian 🇭🇹✨ "Every day, hundreds of migrants arrive in the United States, seeking safety, freedom, and a better life. But the journey doesn't end upon arrival. In fact, it's just the beginning. (1) - 44% of migrants experience isolation and loneliness in their new country (2) - 60% struggle to access basic needs like healthcare and education (3) - 75% face language barriers that hinder their ability to thrive (4) That's why the Integration Support Network is here. We believe that everyone deserves a chance to belong, to contribute, and to succeed. Our organization provides vital resources, support, and community connections to empower migrants to integrate and flourish in their new home. Join us in building a more inclusive and compassionate society, where everyone has the opportunity to reach their full potential. Together, we can create a brighter future for all. (1) Source: US Customs and Border Protection (2) Source: Migration Policy Institute (3) Source: National Immigration Law Center (4) Source: US Census Bureau https://lnkd.in/gAdM_J38
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📊 🌍 Our annual report 2023 is out now! Read through its pages to discover how our members, with the support of our generous donors, partners, and Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada, we were able to work with communities around the globe to address their most urgent humanitarian needs. 🙌 Our 12 members are: Save the Children Canada | CARE Canada | Oxfam Canada | Oxfam-Québec | Plan International Canada | Islamic Relief Canada | Canadian Lutheran World Relief | Canadian Foodgrains Bank | Action Against Hunger / Action contre la Faim Canada | Médecins du Monde Canada | World Vision Canada | Humanité & Inclusion Canada
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As we gather to celebrate the joy of the holiday season, our hearts ache for those enduring the harsh realities of conflict and displacement. Countries across the globe continue to struggle with decades-long conflicts, economic turmoil, and the devastating effects of climate change. The guardrails that once prevented such crises from spiraling out of control—including peace treaties, humanitarian aid, and accountability for violations of international law—have been weakened or dismantled. Despite the complexities, our commitment to alleviating suffering remains unwavering. This festive season, let's extend our hands in support and solidarity to those affected by these conflicts and to refugees globally who seek safety and hope. Your donation to Andan Foundation can provide critical aid, shelter to refugees facing adversity globally. Your support helps us offer a beacon of hope amid these turbulent times. Wishing you a season filled with warmth, love, and the empowerment to make a difference. This season, gift hope! Make a difference, donate today at: andan.org #SupportRefugees #GiveHope #GlobalSolidarity #RefugeeAid #EmpowerChange #HopeInConflict #UnityInCrisis #RefugeeSupport #StandWithRefugees #AidForRefugees #EndConflict #SpreadKindness #HumanitarianAid #PeacefulWorld #HopeForAll #RefugeeRights #SupportGlobalUnity #ChangeThroughCompassion #SolidarityForPeace #CrisisResponse #RestoreHumanity #RefugeeAdvocacy #EmpathyMatters #CreateHope #GlobalRefugeeCrisis #AidAcrossBorders #EndWarsNow
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In the quiet corners of Greece, untold stories of resilience unfold daily as refugees face unimaginable hardships. Let's join hands to make a difference! Refugees endure challenges that test the limits of their strength—struggling for shelter, safety, and a chance to rebuild their lives. Embrace Relief invites you to be a part of our "Untold Stories of Refugees" campaign. Your support can bring a glimmer of hope to those facing adversity. 🤝 How You Can Help: 🏡 Rent Assistance: Contribute to providing safe havens for 75 refugee families. Every donation, big or small, transforms lives. Let's rewrite these untold stories with compassion and empowerment. Share this post and amplify the call to support refugees in Greece. Together, we can be the change they desperately need. #UntoldStories #RefugeesInGreece #MakeADifference
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An article I wrote for Outreach/ChurchLeaders.com Churches in America today have one of the greatest opportunities to directly impact the lives of people most affected by war, famine, and disaster. While the stakes in the world are higher than ever, the barriers for local churches to make the greatest impact on the world’s vulnerable are lower than ever. https://lnkd.in/gym4e9dX
A Home for the Holidays: Refugees and the Christmas Story
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It's the 1st September and do you know what that means? Hope for the Young's Annual Fundraising Challenge has officially kicked off! This September, we're attempting to reach a total distance of 4000 miles, in an effort to raise essential funds to support our work. Applications and enquiries to our Grants and Advocacy Programme have sky-rocketed over recent months and it's been gutrenching not to be able to offer support to all those wishing to access education this year. September should be a time in which young people up and down the country are filled with excitement and anticipation as they begin their new college or university courses. Instead, for many of those we work with, it is a time of frustration and despair as, no matter how many obstacles they have overcome or how hard they have studied (often in a new language), they find themselves facing an insurmountable financial brick wall as their status prevents them from accessing the funding needed to start their dream courses. At Hope for the Young, we believe education is a human right which everybody should be able to access. If you believe the same, please consider donating to our 4000 Mile Challenge event: https://lnkd.in/eVvj2gZ7 You can also get involved by taking on the challenge throughout the month of September or by joining us on Saturday 23rd September for a 10-mile Walk through the beautiful Epping Forest! All funds raised will be going directly towards supporting more young refugees and asylum-seekers to access the education and one-to-one support they need to rebuild their lives. Thank you so much for your support. #4000MileChallenge #FundraisingChallenge #Charity #RefugeesWelcome #SupportRefugees #WithRefugees #TogetherWithRefugees #Charity #Running #RunningForACause #Cycling #Swimming #walking #Hiking
Support young refugees this September by taking on our 4000 Mile Challenge! 💪 From 1st-30th September, we'll be walking, running, swimming and cycling to reach a combined distance of 4000 miles in an effort to raise £10,000 in vital funds to support young refugees. Why 4000 miles? It's the average distance travelled by the young people on our programmes to escape war, violence or persecution and reach safety in the UK. But we can't do it alone - we need your help to achieve our goal! 🤝 Every mile you travel and every penny you raise will go directly towards supporting more young refugees to rebuild their lives in the UK. Sign up today using the link below! 🧡 #4000MileChallenge #FundraisingChallenge #Charity #RefugeesWelcome #SupportRefugees #WithRefugees #TogetherWithRefugees #Charity #Running #RunningForACause #Cycling #Swimming #Hiking https://lnkd.in/eh3m5CSZ
Join Hope for the Young's 4000 Mile Challenge this September!
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Looking for your next impactful read? Here are some top recommendations on international development and philanthropy, with thanks to the Australian International Development Network.
Happy New Year from the AIDN Team! We’re very pleased to be bringing you our international development and philanthropy themed summer reading list, curated to inspire and inform. At a glance, the list includes: 📕 ‘Unknown’ by Akuch Kuol Anyieth 📗 ‘Give While You Live, a practical guide to more & better giving in Australia’ by Peter Winneke 📘 ‘Tears of Salt: A Doctor’s Story of the Refugee Crisis’ by Pietro Bartolo and Lidia Tilotta 📙 ‘Redundant Charities’ by Weh Yeoh 📕 ‘A Strengths-based Approach for International Development: Reframing Aid’ by Keren Winterford, Deborah Rhodes and Chris Dureau 📗 ‘A Cautious New Approach: China’s Growing Trilateral Aid Cooperation‘ by denghua zhang 📘 ‘The Life You Can Save’ by Peter Singer See the full list and recommendations here: https://lnkd.in/gXK-KPbN #readinglist #philanthropy #internationaldevelopment #impact #humanitarianaid
AIDN's summer reading list 2023 - Australian International Development Network
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