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HIAS

Thematic Focus Areas

Refugees
Women & Girls
Economic Development
For over 100 years, this organization has been helping refugees rebuild their lives in safety and freedom.
Logo for HIAS- Welcome the stranger. Protect the refugee.

Website

EIN

13-5633307

CFC Number

10182

Give Global Blog

Esther smiling with a bowl of food
Global Impact’s Charity Alliance is carefully vetted and thoughtfully curated to offer workplace donors like you a wide range of options to give to, so no matter the cause area you’re passionate about or set of beliefs you resonate with, you’re sure to find a charity that’s a good fit. Today, I’m excited to highlight some of our nonprofit partners whose work is uniquely inspired by their faith. Their impactful programs provide food, health care, safe spaces, and humanitarian aid to all who need it, regardless of religious affiliation. Read on for success stories from our partners CMMB, Feed My...

Charity Photos

  • Charity: HIAS
  • Country: Mexico
  • Photo Credit: HIAS / Mexico

  • Charity: HIAS
  • Country: Ukraine
  • Photo Credit: Paula Bronstein / HIAS / Ukraine

  • Charity: HIAS
  • Country: Panama
  • Photo Credit: HIAS / Panama

Charity Videos

Charity Impact

When Claudia Gomez and Isabela Ruiz* met eight years ago in Aragua, Venezuela, and it was love at first sight. Shortly after their first encounter, Ruiz became ill and Gomez won her over by sending her homemade, herbal remedies that would help nurse her back to health. However, as a gay couple, it wasn’t easy for them to express their true selves freely. “Family discrimination against the LGBTQ community in Latin America is really strong,” Gomez said. “When we first told people about our relationship, many tried to separate us and stop us from being together.” In spite of the difficulties they had to face, they knew that they wanted to build a life together in Aragua. The two opened up a small business selling tools and building materials in order to earn a living while Gomez finished her degree in psychology. However, when their economic situation became complicated, they...
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