Young refugee and unaccompanied children, many who face discrimination and language barriers, enter school in America without even the basics of their peers—a computer, internet access, and school supplies like backpacks, pencils and notebooks. A generous one-time gift could make a difference for a young, aspiring refugee child beginning his first school year in their new community.


Click the button below to donate today to help kids like Oumar, Mohamed and Isabella.

Op-ed: The U.S. Must Do Right By Its Afghan Allies


“Nearly three years ago, Americans watched in horror as the Taliban took over Afghanistan.


Tens of thousands of Afghans who had served alongside the United States during the war were evacuated to safety. Thousands more were left behind in Afghanistan under the Taliban’s repressive return to power.


The news cycle in the United States moved on. The fall of Kabul became a moment in U.S. foreign policy history, one that bubbles to the surface during the occasional Congressional hearing.


But, for many, the trauma of August 2021 is an ever-present, ongoing reality—one that hardens with another passing anniversary.”


Click the button below to read the full op-ed by USCRI President and CEO Eskinder Negash, published in the Richmond Times-Dispatch.

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The U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants (USCRI), established in 1911, is an international, nonprofit organization dedicated to addressing the needs and rights of refugees and immigrants.