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Defend, Thrive, and Hope: What's Next for Neighbors for Refugees

The momentum is undeniable. Over a hundred helping hands attended our Defend and Thrive gala to raise funds for critical services in support of our refugee families. Communities have come together to protect residents from immigration sweeps and millions have marched in defense of human rights.

 

As we close out 2025 and look ahead to 2026, it is more essential than ever that we continue to stand up for marginalized people and to strengthen our communities. Here, at Neighbors for Refugees, we are committed to a message of hope and will continue to provide legal support, food, job training, childcare and more services in the new year.

 

Take a few minutes to watch this video that celebrates our refugee families, volunteers and leadership, then please consider a tax-deductible, year-end donation that will directly help people in need.

Current Videos

Current Videos

The Extraordinary Story of the Abasi Family: Refugees from Afghanistan

Neighbors Set Up Apartment for a New Afghan Family

We Meet Two Refugee Families: One from Afghanistan and One from Sudan

We Meet Several Neighbors
Volunteers and Two Families from Afghanistan and Sudan

Heres Whats Happening

Here's What's Happening at Neighbors

November Newsletter

“Hope is the capacity to face reality, no matter how difficult, and still seek every possible good.” Hope that communities like ours will continue to stand up for human rights and protect neighbors from harmful immigration policies.

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July/August Newsletter

Defend and support refugee families, update on Afghan SIV family, save October 23 for Neighbors gala.

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Defend and Support our Refugee Families

Shifting to defend and support our refugee families; recapping challenges of the "Big Beautiful Bill".

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May Newsletter

New Afghan refugee family will be resettled in Westchester very soon; generous $32,000 match jumpstarts mid-year appeal to fund expanded refugee services; press event condemns Homeland Security efforts top deport legally-present refugee families.

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