At Good Good Good we celebrate the good in the world — and provide practical tools to help our community become the good in the world.
Knowing that refugees joining new communities in the United States will have a large number of diverse needs, we're inspired by those on the frontlines of supporting these new community members.
Nonprofit organizations and individuals are already welcoming refugees at airports across the United States and beginning the resettlement process. We get to celebrate the good these organizations are doing — and then join in to support their work.
Upon entering the United States, refugees will need support settling into their new communities. They'll need access to affordable housing, support getting jobs, help to get their kids set up with childcare and their new schools, and basic supplies like home goods, toiletries, and more.
There are organizations, nonprofits, mutual aid groups, and NGOs positioned to resettle refugees in (nearly) every state in the United States.
Many of these organizations rely on donations from individuals (like you) as well as financial support from state and local governments. You can see a breakdown of how much money your state allocates towards refugee services — and how many refugees they support — via Refugee Council USA's toolkit.
When you find the best refugee charity working in your community, you'll have the opportunity to support them financially or sign up as a volunteer.
You can take things a step further and call your elected officials to advocate for your state to welcome more refugees and also increase budgets for services. Check out our guide on how to contact your representatives, and know that you reaching out can truly make a meaningful difference.
How to help refugees in the United States — whether they're from Afghanistan, Syria, Ukraine, or anywhere else:
The United States has long been a safe place for people fleeing war, conflict, and persecution.
Welcoming refugees into the United States is not only secure, vetted, and safe — it's also good for communities, creating safer towns and more prosperous economies.
Opportunities to aid refugees in the U.S. are everywhere:
We've listed ways to help each organization below (based on what they've specifically mentioned they need support with). For most organizations, the most effective ways you can help are to donate your time and money.
But if you have the following skillsets or opportunities, almost every organization would be thrilled to hear from you:
- There’s a particular need for Dari or Pashto speakers to help with translation and interpretation at all stages of the settlement process for Afghan refugees. (But if you speak other languages, your help with translation and interpretation will be helpful for communities settling in the United States from other regions.)
- As organizations work to resettle families and individuals, they'll be looking for fairly priced short-term and long-term housing. If you have a spare room or guest house in a community that's receiving refugees, an organization might love to partner with you to provide a temporary place to stay for new arrivals. Similarly, if you're a landlord and can provide good housing at a fair price, please reach out to a local resettlement organization.
- If you're an employer who might have job opportunities for refugees, reach out to a local refugee resettlement organization to see how you might be able to help.
Popular refugee charities serving most or all states:
Some organizations support communities across the United States, with or without regional offices. For those organizations, we've listed their bio here — and then mentioned them under the states they serve below:
1. HIAS
Founded as the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society in 1881 to assist Jews fleeing programs in Russia and Eastern Europe, HIAS has touched the life of nearly every Jewish family in America and now welcomes all who have fled persecution.
HIAS works around the world to protect refugees who have been forced to flee their homelands because of who they are, including ethnic, religious, and sexual minorities. For more than 130 years, HIAS has been helping refugees rebuild their lives in safety and dignity.
Sign up to volunteer or make a donation
2. Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service
For over 80 years, Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service has been "a champion for refugees and migrants from around the globe."
They've welcomed more than 500,000 refugees and migrants. Through the Long Welcome, they help ensure that refugees and migrants are protected, embraced, and empowered in a world of just and welcoming communities.
You can volunteer, advocate, engage your community or make a financial donation
3. United States Conference of Catholic Bishops
USCCB, in partnership with its network of 50 refugee resettlement affiliate offices across the country, has historically relied upon Catholic parishes and other local community groups to “welcome the stranger.” The Parishes Organized to Welcome Immigrants and Refugees (POWIR) initiative seeks to develop a base of support through community sponsorship, mentorship, and volunteerism to welcome newly arrived refugees and Afghan Special Immigrant Visa holders (SIVs).
4. Episcopal Migration Ministries
Episcopal Migration Ministries is a Christian nonprofit organization that welcomes refugees, educates communities, and mobilizes congregations to advocate for the protection and rights of all migrants.
Volunteer, advocate, or make a donation
5. International Rescue Committee
The International Rescue Committee provides opportunities for refugees, asylees, victims of human trafficking, survivors of torture, and other immigrants to thrive in America.
Each year, thousands of people, forced to flee violence and persecution, are welcomed by the people of the United States into the safety and freedom of America. These individuals have survived against incredible odds.
The IRC works with government bodies, civil society actors, and local volunteers to help them translate their past experiences into assets that are valuable to their new communities. The IRC helps them to rebuild their lives.
6. World Relief
World Relief creates partnerships between local Christian churches and refugees to give everyone a place to call 'home'.
They work with local partners to meet refugees at their first point of safety, providing emergency aid to families living in temporary shelters - including clean water, food, tarps, hygiene kits, and other essential items
As refugee families realize they may never return home, they often face an overwhelming loss of hope. Alongside local partners, World Relief works to combat this by providing trauma counseling, mother and parent groups, and safe spaces and literacy clubs for refugee children to learn, grow and play.
As refugees begin to rebuild their homes and lives, they help families find housing, learn English, pursue employment, build friendships and create long-term support systems.
Donate, sign up as a volunteer, or advocate for your church to partner with World Relief
Organizations that help refugees you can support in your state — state by state
For states where the only major refugee-resettlement organization is a national organization without a regional office, we reference the nonprofit organization below — but include details in our national list above.
Find your state (or a state near you) and find a way to make a difference for refugees in your community:
Refugee Organizations in Alabama
USCCB
(See above for details on any of the top six refugee support organizations)
Refugee Organizations in Alaska
USCCB
Refugee Organizations in Arizona
Lutheran Social Services of the Southwest
Since 1975, LSS-SW has served some of the world’s most persecuted people living in Tucson and Phoenix. Violence and armed conflict chase millions of people from their homes, their families, and their countries, forcing them to seek safety in other countries around the world. With volunteers and community co-sponsor teams, LSS-SW builds self-reliant foundations for approximately 400 refugees each year.
Volunteer, donate goods, or make a financial donation
International Rescue Committee — Tuscon, Glendale
The International Rescue Committee provides opportunities for refugees, asylees, victims of human trafficking, survivors of torture, and other immigrants to thrive in America. Each year, thousands of people, forced to flee violence and persecution, are welcomed by the people of the United States into the safety and freedom of America. These individuals have survived against incredible odds.
The IRC works with government bodies, civil society actors, and local volunteers to help them translate their past experiences into assets that are valuable to their new communities. In Tucson, Glendale, and other offices across the country, the IRC helps them to rebuild their lives.
Episcopal Migration Ministries
Volunteer, advocate, or make a donation
Refugee Organizations in Arkansas
Canopy — Northwest Arkansas
At the height of the refugee crisis in 2015, dozens of community members in Arkansas were heartbroken by the images of innocent people washing up on the shores of Greece. They wanted to do something to help, but quickly found that there was no way to support refugees in Arkansas because there wasn't a resettlement agency in the state. While other states were taking in thousands of people a year, Arkansas wasn't effectively taking any. But all across Northwest Arkansas, the grassroots interest in welcoming refugees continued to grow. In partnership with Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service (LIRS), Canopy decided to get organized to see how they could get involved as a community.
Volunteer, build a welcome kit, or make a donation
Refugee Organizations in California
Second Families — San Diego
Second Families provides assistance with non-food items and resources to ease new arrivals’ transition into their new homes in Southern California. Working together with resettlement agencies in San Diego, their volunteers and donors aim to support refugees and other displaced people so they have the basic necessities to rebuild their futures. They provide furniture, housewares, clothing, personal care items, school supplies, and electronics to new arrivals. They also provide enrichment programs for kids, guidance and advocacy navigating our American systems, scholarships for driving lessons for first-time women drivers, college guidance, and more.
Donate household goods or make a financial donation
Tiyya Foundation — Santa Ana, Los Angeles
Tiyya has been working with refugees (specifically, families from Afghanistan) in the Santa Ana and Los Angeles area since 2010.
Donate gift cards that Afghan families can use to buy supplies such as hygiene items and diapers
Sahaba Initiative — San Bernardino
This San Bernardino-based organization "supports low-income families through a weekly food pantry and other outreach efforts". They'll be helping resettle four or five Afghan families. Each family will require roughly $25,000 in funding.
You can donate money or help connect them with affordable housing options
International Institute of Los Angeles
According to The Daily Bulletin, this organization has been helping immigrants integrate into their new lives in Los Angeles for 100+ years. In August, they resettled 47 families — and expect to help more than 300 Afghan evacuees over the course of the next year.
The institute is looking for families willing to provide temporary housing for newly arriving Afghans — particularly those with families of five or more people — as well as landlords who can help with long-term housing.
Voice of Refugees — Southern California
This Anaheim-based group partners with churches, businesses, and individual volunteers to help refugees build new lives in Southern California.
You can donate gently used clothing and furniture. Or donate to their Walmart registry, where you can buy items like bedding and microwaves that will be used to furnish Afghan refugee families' new homes.
World Relief Southern California
World Relief Southern California creates partnerships between local Christian churches and refugees to give everyone a place to call 'home'.
For Southern California residents interested in “walking alongside” Afghan families or helping to sponsor them as they arrive, contact World Relief Southern California at 714-210-4730 or at jserrano@wr.org.
International Rescue Committee
HIAS
Sign up to volunteer or make a donation
Refugee Organizations in Colorado
African Community Center — Denver
ACC operates a reception and placement program through ECDC, the Ethiopian Community Development Council. Basic resettlement services are provided for up to 90 days, and case management and employment services may be provided for up to 5 years. Additional supportive services are provided through the generous contributions of partners, individuals, family foundations and former refugees.
Nest a home, make a donation, or volunteer
International Rescue Committee
Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service
You can volunteer, advocate, engage your community or make a financial donation
Refugee Organizations in Connecticut
USCCB
Refugee Organizations in Delaware
HIAS
Sign up to volunteer or make a donation
Refugee Organizations in Florida
Church World Service South Florida
CWS South Florida "welcomes, feeds, and clothes newcomers; reunites and strengthens families, and enables resettled immigrants to become self-sufficient and integrated members of U.S. society."
Catholic Charities
Catholic Charities "puts faith into action to serve the most vulnerable in our community, advocating for justice, human dignity and quality of life, while reflecting the compassion of God in Christ."
You can make a donation or sign up as a volunteer
HIAS
Sign up to volunteer or make a donation
USCCB
World Relief
Donate, sign up as a volunteer, or advocate for your church to partner with World Relief
International Rescue Committee
Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service
You can volunteer, advocate, engage your community or make a financial donation
Refugee Organizations in Georgia
New American Pathways — Atlanta
New American Pathways is an Atlanta based nonprofit with the mission of Helping Refugees and Georgia Thrive. Their vision is for new Americans in metro Atlanta to become successful, contributing, and welcomed members of Georgia’s communities. They fulfill our goals by offering the most comprehensive, fully integrated continuum of services targeted to meet the specific needs of refugees and other immigrants in Georgia.
Refuge Coffee Co. — Atlanta
Refuge Coffee Co., a 501c3 non-profit business, exists to serve the global community in Clarkston through coffee-related job creation, job training, social networking, and commerce.
Make a donation or order coffee
Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service
You can volunteer, advocate, engage your community or make a financial donation
World Relief
Donate, sign up as a volunteer, or advocate for your church to partner with World Relief
International Rescue Committee
Refugee Organizations in Hawaii
Pacific Gateway Center
Pacific Gateway Center’s steadfast purpose is to serve the disadvantaged, uprooted and the displaced. Since their founding in 1973, their story has been defined by the meaningful and effective ways we empower Hawaii’s low-income residents, immigrants, refugees, and other vulnerable populations in rebuilding their lives with hope, respect, dignity.
Make a donation to support PGC
Refugee Organizations in Idaho
Agency for New Americans — Boise
The Agency for New Americans (ANA) helps refugees achieve self-sufficiency in their new lives by providing the skills, education, and support necessary during their resettlement period.
Their mission is to improve the educational, social and economic well-being of new Americans and communities in which they live by creating individual, agency and public-private partnerships.
College of Southern Idaho Refugee Program — Twin Falls
CSI Refugee Programs is a comprehensive one-stop refugee service program combining initial resettlement services for newly arriving refugees, through Case Management services and on-site English Language Training, as well as employment counseling and placement with local employers.
Donate items or make a financial donation
International Rescue Committee
Refugee Organizations in Illinois
RefugeeOne
RefugeeOne creates opportunity for refugees fleeing war, terror, and persecution to build new lives of safety, dignity, and self-reliance.
Volunteer, advocate, hire a refugee, or make a financial donation
The Ethiopian Community Association of Chicago
The Ethiopian Community Association of Chicago will help support Afghan refugees in the resettlement process. Services include airport pickup, placement into affordable housing, English language classes, job readiness training, financial literacy, health education, and more.
Donate to The Ethiopian community Association of Chicago
World Relief
Donate, sign up as a volunteer, or advocate for your church to partner with World Relief
USCCB
Refugee Organizations in Indiana
Exodus Refugee
Exodus has a long history of welcoming refugees, and asylees from many countries, cultures, languages, faiths, and political opinions. They began in 1981 with the mission to serve the legal needs of immigrants and Cuban refugees, who had arrived as part of the Mariel boatlift in 1980. Since that time, Exodus has helped thousands of refugees establish their lives in Indiana.
Donate, volunteer, and advocate
USCCB
Refugee Organizations in Iowa
USCCB
Refugee Organizations in Kansas
USCCB
International Rescue Committee
Refugee Organizations in Kentucky
Kentucky Refugee Ministries
"From furnishing a family's first apartment in the United States to homeownership counseling. From English classes to citizenship preparation. From early childhood support to career development. KRM's continuum of services empowers newcomers to rebuild."
Donate items, donate money, or volunteer
Refugee Organizations in Louisiana
USCCB
Refugee Organizations in Maine
USCCB
Refugee Organizations in Maryland
The African Community Center
The African Community Center operates a reception and placement program through ECDC, the Ethiopian Community Development Council.
International Rescue Committee
Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service
You can volunteer, advocate, engage your community or make a financial donation
Refugee Organizations in Massachusetts
Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service
You can volunteer, advocate, engage your community or make a financial donation
USCCB
HIAS
Sign up to volunteer or make a donation
Refugee Organizations in Michigan
Bethany Christian Services — Grand Rapids and Southeast Michigan
Bethany Christian Services helps refugee families resettling in the U.S. by collaborating with local churches and individual volunteers to ensure a smooth transition into their new community.
You can sign up as a volunteer, get your church involved, and make a donation
Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service
You can volunteer, advocate, engage your community or make a financial donation
USCCB
HIAS
Sign up to volunteer or make a donation
Refugee Organizations in Minnesota
Ummah Project — Minneapolis and Twin Cities
Ummah Project s a nonprofit organization that is established to improve the life of Somali youth in Minnesota. Ummah Project Inc comprise a diverse group of Somali and American friends who are willing to break the cycle of youth violence in the Somali community in Minneapolis and around the Twin Cities.
The International Institute of Minnesota
"We seek a community where New Americans can find respect, support, and safety, and where they can achieve their full potential in their new lives."
Arrive Ministries
Arrive Ministries is a Christian non-profit organization dedicated to the cause of the refugee and immigrant.
Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service
You can volunteer, advocate, engage your community or make a financial donation
USCCB
Refugee Organizations in Mississippi
USCCB
Refugee Organizations in Missouri
Della Lamb Community Services — Kansas City
Della Lamb's mission is to inspire a kinder Kansas City. They empower their clients to meet the "challenges of education, employment, and self-sufficiency in an ever-changing world."
Jewish Vocational Services — Kansas City
"JVS is committed to providing safety and opportunity for refugees in Kansas City. With an eye on enhancing our community through inclusion and accessibility for all, we help hundreds of refugees each year make Kansas City their home."
USCCB
Refugee Organizations in Montana
International Rescue Committee
USCCB
Refugee Organizations in Nebraska
Refugee Empowerment Center
The Refugee Empowerment Center resettles refugees who are transitioning from vastly different backgrounds into American life. They focus on helping their clients live and work productively, further their education, and achieve a better life for themselves and their children.
Their goal is to empower resettled refugees by helping them obtain the skills necessary for economic self-sufficiency, developing support networks, and creating space for joy.
Donate, volunteer, or read good news on their site
USCCB
Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service
You can volunteer, advocate, engage your community or make a financial donation
Refugee Organizations in Nevada
African Community Center — Las Vegas
African Community Center (ACC) is a branch office of the Ethiopian Community Development Council, Inc. ACC opened its doors in 2003 with only 79 refugees. It has now grown to a capacity of resettling up to 400 refugees. Today, ACC continues to develop programs that respond to the needs of newcomers to the Las Vegas metropolitan area.
USCCB
Refugee Organizations in New Hampshire
Ascentria Community Services
Ascentria Care Alliance empowers people of all backgrounds to rise together and reach beyond life's challenges. They use an innovative client-centered care model to help vulnerable individuals and families in transition move forward and thrive - physically, intellectually, socially, spiritually, and economically.
Donate, volunteer, or apply to work there
Refugee Organizations in New Jersey
Interfaith-RISE
Interfaith Refugee and Immigrant Services and Empowerment (Interfaith-RISE) is an official affiliate site of the US Committee for Refugees & Immigrants. They are committed to resettling refugees in central NJ, assisting asylum seekers before and after release from Elizabeth Detention Center, and supporting local faith and civic groups as they advocate for and work with refugees in their communities. Interfaith-RISE assists with housing, ESL, social services, education, medical assistance, mental health services, transportation, and supportive community integration as families and individuals journey towards self-sufficiency and independence.
Church World Service — Jersey City
Though its Refugee Resettlement Program, CWS Jersey City provides comprehensive case management and employment services aimed at empowering newly arrived refugees to build a foundation for long-term self-sufficiency and success in the U.S. Services for refugees include basic needs support, case management, cultural orientation, health access assistance and intensive job preparation and placement services.
International Rescue Committee
USCCB
Refugee Organizations in New Mexico
Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service
You can volunteer, advocate, engage your community or make a financial donation
USCCB
Refugee Organizations in New York
Journey's End Refugee Services
Journey's End Refugee Services, Inc. is a Christian community-based organization with the mission of welcoming refugees without regard to ethnic origin or creed and to assist them to become healthy, independent, contributing members of the community.
InterFaith Works
InterFaith Works of Central New York, through education, service and dialogue, affirms the dignity of each person and every faith community and works to create relationships and understanding among us.
USCCB
HIAS
Sign up to volunteer or make a donation
Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service
You can volunteer, advocate, engage your community or make a financial donation
International Rescue Committee
Refugee Organizations in North Carolina
USCCB
HIAS
Sign up to volunteer or make a donation
Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service
You can volunteer, advocate, engage your community or make a financial donation
World Relief
Donate, sign up as a volunteer, or advocate for your church to partner with World Relief
Refugee Organizations in North Dakota
Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service
You can volunteer, advocate, engage your community or make a financial donation
USCCB
Refugee Organizations in Ohio
Community Refugee & Immigration Services — Columbus
Community Refugee & Immigration Services (CRIS) is an independent non-profit organization that serves the refugee and immigrant populations in Central Ohio. They have over 50 staff members from all over the world who speak many different languages. Their wide array of programs and services aim to facilitate sustained self-sufficiency and successful integration for the people we serve.
Among other things, CRIS is a refugee resettlement agency. As an affiliate of Church World Service, we have a cooperative agreement with the Department of State to directly receive and place refugees in our community.
Go through a Good Neighbor training, sign up as a volunteer, or make a donation
HIAS
Sign up to volunteer or make a donation
USCCB
World Relief
Donate, sign up as a volunteer, or advocate for your church to partner with World Relief
Refugee Organizations in Oklahoma
USCCB
Refugee Organizations in Oregon
Catholic Charities — Portland
Catholic Charities provides refugee resettlement and case management services to individuals and families who seek to make Oregon their new home.
Refugee Care Collective — Portland
Refugee Care Collective mobilizes the city of Portland to serve diverse populations of refugees being resettled in the Portland Metro area, in order to empower refugees to rebuild their lives and step more fully into self-sustainability.
Build a restart kit, volunteer, or make a donation
USCCB
Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service
You can volunteer, advocate, engage your community or make a financial donation
Refugee Organizations in Pennsylvania
USCCB
HIAS
Sign up to volunteer or make a donation
Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service
You can volunteer, advocate, engage your community or make a financial donation
Refugee Organizations in Rhode Island
USCCB
Dorcas International Institute of Rhode Island
Dorcas International Institute of Rhode Island is a 501(c)(3) non-profit that provides programs and services to immigrants, refugees, and those looking to overcome cultural, educational, economic, and language barriers. Dorcas International has worked to empower newcomers for nearly 100 years and strives to create a welcoming environment for all who come to settle in the Ocean State.
Donate goods, donate money, or volunteer
Refugee Organizations in South Carolina
Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service
You can volunteer, advocate, engage your community or make a financial donation
World Relief
Donate, sign up as a volunteer, or advocate for your church to partner with World Relief
Refugee Organizations in South Dakota
Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service
You can volunteer, advocate, engage your community or make a financial donation
USCCB
Refugee Organizations in Tennessee
Nashville International Center for Empowerment
NICE's mission is to ensure refugees and immigrants achieve their full potential now and for generations to come.
Advocate, donate, volunteer, or buy candles
Bridge Refugee Services
Bridge Refugee Services' mission is to provide opportunities for refugees to rebuild their lives after suffering persecution so that they may become productive, contributing members of the community.
World Relief
Donate, sign up as a volunteer, or advocate for your church to partner with World Relief
USCCB
Refugee Organizations in Texas
RAICES Texas
RAICES is a nonprofit agency that promotes justice by providing free and low-cost legal services to underserved immigrant children, families, and refugees. With legal services, social programs, bond assistance, and an advocacy team focused on changing the narrative around immigration in this country, RAICES is operating on the national frontlines of the fight for immigration rights. They defend the rights of immigrants and refugees, empower individuals, families, and communities, and advocate for liberty and justice.
Refugee Services of Texas
Guided by the principles of human compassion and dignity, Refugee Services of Texas welcomes refugees, immigrants, and other displaced peoples, and supports them in integrating and thriving in their new communities.
Advocate, donate, and volunteer
World Relief
Donate, sign up as a volunteer, or advocate for your church to partner with World Relief
USCCB
Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service
You can volunteer, advocate, engage your community or make a financial donation
International Rescue Committee
Refugee Organizations in Utah
International Rescue Committee
USCCB
Refugee Organizations in Vermont
USCRI Vermont
USCRI Vermont has been welcoming newcomers to Vermont since 1980. In the last 40 years, over 8,000 refugees have started new lives in Vermont with assistance from USCRI. Refugees resettled in Vermont come primarily from Bhutan, Bosnia, Burma, Burundi, Congo Brazzaville, Democratic Republic of Congo, Iraq, Kosovo, Sudan, Somalia, Syria, and Vietnam. Newly arrived refugees receive a comprehensive set of linguistically and culturally appropriate services, with a goal of attaining self-sufficiency.
Refugee Organizations in Virginia
USCCB
Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service
You can volunteer, advocate, engage your community or make a financial donation
International Rescue Committee
Refugee Organizations in Washington
HIAS
Sign up to volunteer or make a donation
World Relief
Donate, sign up as a volunteer, or advocate for your church to partner with World Relief
USCCB
Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service
You can volunteer, advocate, engage your community or make a financial donation
International Rescue Committee
Refugee Organizations in Washington, D.C.
The Refugee Service Center
The Refugee Service Center offers case management and employment support services to recent refugees, asylees, and victims of trafficking residing in Washington DC as they seek to make a new start in the United States.
HIAS
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Refugee Organizations in West Virginia
USCCB
Refugee Organizations in Wisconsin
Catholic Charities
Wisconsin's Catholic Charities are contributing to needs of Afghan Refugees arriving at Fort McCoy.
You can donate personal care items via their Amazon wishlist, make an "unrestricted" monetary donation on their website, or volunteer in a number of ways.
HIAS
Sign up to volunteer or make a donation
World Relief
Donate, sign up as a volunteer, or advocate for your church to partner with World Relief
Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service
You can volunteer, advocate, engage your community or make a financial donation
Refugee Organizations in Wyoming
In a statement to The Cowboy State Daily, Wyoming governor Mark Gordon's spokesman, Michael Pearlman, said. “The governor has no interest in accepting refugees.”
You can take a moment to contact Governor Gordon and Wyoming's state leaders to let them know how you feel about this decision.
Immigrant Hope
While Wyoming doesn't resettle refugees in the state, for refugees and immigrants who have made their way into Wyoming, the organization Immigrant Hope helps provide immigrants with support finding a pathway to legal residency or citizenship.
You can make a donation or get your faith community involved
Thank you for taking action and being a part of the good in the world.
If you know of a great nonprofit organization serving refugees that isn't included in this list, please let us know! Email us at hello@goodgoodgood.co. We'll do our best to update this list over time
