John,

U.S. service members and their families already sacrifice so much—they shouldn’t have to face our complex immigration system alone. 

Thanks to the Military Assistance Program (MAP), service members, veterans, and their families receive pro bono legal guidance to help them navigate their immigration cases.

This year alone, MAP matched nearly 400 service members and veterans with pro bono attorneys. We expect demand to go up next year. 

Before 2021 ends, we need to raise $10,000 to meet that increased demand. Please join us by making a tax-deductible year-end gift today.

Your support will allow MAP to help someone like Cesar, a service member who was separated from his wife while her immigration case dragged on. With the help of MAP volunteer and attorney Marino Branes, Cesar and his wife were finally able to reunite. 

“With hard work, dedication, and determination, my wife was able to get her two waivers approved, visa stamped on her passport, and reunite with me in the U.S. I believe that without a lawyer, person, and a former Marine like Mr. Branes by our side, we would not have made it through the finish line.” - Cesar, service member in the U.S. military. 

There are thousands of service members and veterans just like Cesar who are dedicated to serve our country. Donate today to ensure we can provide them with the free immigration legal services they need. 

Sincerely,

Jeremy Robbins
Executive Director


 

         

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