Charity Photos
- Charity: World Relief
- Country: USA
- Photo Credit: Sean Sheridan
- Charity: World Relief
- Country: Turkana, Kenya
- Photo Credit: Sean Sheridan
- Charity: World Relief
- Country: South Sudan
- Photo Credit: Esther Mbabazi
World Relief
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Disaster Relief
Refugees
Global Health
A global Christian humanitarian organization fighting against violence, poverty and injustice to create change that lasts—today, tomorrow and for generations to come.
Give Global Blog
As we gather with our loved ones this holiday season, millions around the world are experiencing displacement, separated from their homes and their families. According to the UN Refugee Agency, over 114 million people were forcibly displaced by mid-2024 — a stark reminder of the ongoing humanitarian challenges facing our world. But there is cause for hope. This season, consider supporting refugee resettlement and support organizations in your workplace giving, like World Relief, Women for Women International, International Orthodox Christian Charities (IOCC), World Renew, and United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR). Your contribution can help transform lives. Learn more about...
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When Amani’s family fled the war in Syria in 2011, they lost everything — their careers, connections to family and friends and their sense of home. The family first sought safety as refugees in Egypt. But the country struggles to provide enough opportunities for families like Amani’s due to the high number of refugees. So they patiently waited for the opportunity to resettle in another country. After nine long years, they received the news they had hoped for: they would be resettled in the United States! But when the couple and their two children arrived in 2022, they discovered that affordable housing was scarce in California. Thankfully, Amani was able to get additional housing support from World Relief Southern California’s Host Home program. Which is how she met Julie. Julie always saw her home as a blessing from God — one that she felt called to share after her adult...
