BE A WORLD RELIEF MEMPHIS CHAMPION

Learn about how you can be a voice for immigration work in Memphis!

Swipe through the ways to equip yourself and your network below.

Give & Mobilize

Support refugees financially and call others to do the same.

Become a monthly donor or organize a fundraiser for WRM.
Leverage your network by connecting WRM with churches, businesses, and community groups.
Encourage your workplace, school, or church to partner with WRM.

Give

Learn & Share

Expand your understanding and equip yourself with knowledge to educate others.

Host a book club featuring books on immigration, justice, and welcoming the stranger. Resources here.
Organize a small gathering to share about WRM’s mission and impact. Plan with our CCE Director here.
Lead or organize a Bible study focused on biblical hospitality and loving our neighbors. Plan with our CCE Director here.
Sign up for the WRM workshop videos to deepen your cultural awareness, knowledge on refugee resettlement, and more! Sign up here.
Check out our “Immigration Resources Hub” to get up-to-date info on the latest news in immigration and how it affects our community. Click here.

Advocate

Use your voice to influence policies and attitudes that impact refugees.

Explore our Advocacy Page for resources and action steps. Go to advocacy page.
Contact elected officials to support policies that promote refugee and immigrant rights. Contact.
Share WRM stories and initiatives on social media to educate and inspire others. Go to socials.

Volunteer

Get directly involved and make a hands-on impact.

Assist refugees with transportation, job readiness, or English practice.
Serve as a mentor or support a refugee family as a Good Neighbor Team.
Offer your professional skills to support WRM’s mission.

Volunteer

"Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves, for the rights of all who are destitute."

— Proverbs 31:8

Why Advocate?

At World Relief, our commitment to advocate on behalf of the poor and oppressed is based on the example of Jesus. We believe that such advocacy is an important witness to a watching world about the character of Jesus.

We consider it an essential task to engage and challenge the church, reminding leaders and congregations alike that our Christian faith should compel us to seek justice and mercy for the vulnerable and suffering.

So whatever the changes to policy, our calling and our commitment to advocate on behalf of the orphan, the widow and the stranger among us will not.

Will you join us?

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