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At World Relief, we know you want your community to be a place of welcome for refugees and other immigrants. You long to see your local neighborhood, church and city transformed by a movement of hospitality — and you want that change to last.

When you take action with World Relief, you become a part of:

Welcoming

God calls us to care for one another. Let's create a culture of care by welcoming immigrant families that have made the United States their home.

Connecting

Be a partner and connect to newly arrived people in your community. Human connection brings security to those displaced by violence and war. 

Belonging

As followers of Christ, we can secure safety and belonging for immigrants in our community by celebrating their cultures experiences and human existence. 

Did you know? Monthly givers are essential in our ability to welcome not only today, but next month, next year and for generations to come. Learn more about monthly giving today.

Jesus drew near to us so we could draw near to others in their greatest season of need.
Will you give today?

Donation frequency: OnceMonthly

Giving Handle Monthly 3
$25

can provide 2 or 3 boxes of crayons to help a child reimagine a life filled with a new adventure and bring healing to their lives.

Giving Handle 2 Once SoCal - IV
$100

can provide a welcome kit containing kitchen supplies, bedding, hygiene and other household items to a newly arrived family

Giving Handle 3 - IV
$1000

can partially furnish a refugee family’s new home, including beds, tables and living room furniture

Giving Handle 2

$25

can provide 2 or 3 boxes of crayons to help a child reimagine a life filled with a new adventure and bring healing to their lives.

Giving Handle 2

$100

can provide a welcome kit containing kitchen supplies, bedding, hygiene and other household items to a newly arrived family

Giving Handle 3

$1000

can partially furnish a refugee family’s new home, including beds, tables and living room furniture

Three adults stand around a teenager with a new laptop
$25/mo over a year

can provide a laptop, tablet, or cellphone and change a person’s future. 

Man and woman stand in front of their house, a host home for World Relief
$50/mo over a year

can provide support for our Host Home program and secure a home for those who have journeyed thousands of miles to find safety.

Giving Handle Monthly 2 - IV
$100/mo over a year

can provide support for eligible adults obtain their work authorizations, you help unleash potential and open doors to a brighter future.

Giving Handle Monthly 1
$25/mo over a year
can provide a laptop, tablet, or cellphone and change a person’s future. 

Giving Handle Monthly 2

$50/mo over a year

can provide support for our Host Home program and secure a home for those who have journeyed thousands of miles to find safety.

Giving Handle Monthly 3

$100/mo over a year

can provide support for eligible adults obtain their work authorizations, you help unleash potential and open doors to a brighter future.


Did you know?

Monthly givers are essential in creating change today,
next month, next year and for generations to come.

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