Find International Migration & Refugee Issues Nonprofits and Charities

  brigitte wrote:

Pregnant with my 3rd child, I took refuge from the Rwandan genocide in the Congo. I found a job working for an American nonprofit, but was arrested and torturred by Congolese authorities after being suspected of being a U.S. spy. When I was released,... more »

  arslan.arshad wrote:

Hi,my name is Arslan Arshad, i am from Pakistan and a volunteer Human Rights Educator for the YHRI's Pakistan Operations, though there are a lot of non profits working in the country, but YHRI is establishing the base for all Human Rights related organisations.... more »

  Charlene9 wrote:

If I could make a wish (other than peace on earth, food, shelter, clean water and health care for all) it would be to start an NGO like FilmAid. And I guess that wish came true because there IS a NGO like that and it's FilmAid!!!. It gives people a chance.... more »

  Maya_A wrote:

Have you ever felt helpless?When the revolution in Syria began, in 2011, each week brought progressively worse news. What began as peaceful protests, asking for basic freedoms and expressing dissatisfaction with the government, soon devolved... more »

  Francesca P.1 wrote:

This is a truly amazing organization that changes the life of anyone who experiences it. They provide their students with an education they would not otherwise receive including life skills. All the volunteers are wonderful and are there for extended... more »

  Roger Martindill wrote:

Good review; But why do these people have to make over $200,00 a year to be doing something that should be a public service, i.e., volunteer! more »

  LizMcC wrote:

This organization consistently receives A or A+ from the Institute of Philanthropy that has a thorough investigation policy for non profits. I have been a donor for over 10 years. They are also in my husband's and my will. I am a very proud supporter more »

  dana.andrews90 wrote:

Worked with the Miami office of this organization and it was the worse management. The boss bullied workers and was involved with a fundraiser. not professional more »

  tibetancauses wrote:

I am proud of your charity. But, I feel that your help only goes towards on part of Tibet where as there are 3 different regions. The regions are Utsang, Kham, and Amdo. But most of your help is directed towards Utsang. There are Tibetan settlements in... more »

  Judy wrote:

I am a Board member of Interfaith Ministries of Greater Houston. Three, four years ago on the Meals on the Wheels program, IM served around two thounds home bound seniors every day. We had a long waiting list of hungry seniors, and our budget was in... more »

  Aditi P. wrote:

Protect the People is a great non-profit. The time I have put in with the organization and the Sarah Williamson, the executive director, in order to expand programs and gather funding has been well spent. more »

  DeeEB wrote:

I served as a volunteer interpreter for their Political Asylum Program and was very impressed with the level of organization and service the LCCR provides. I worked on many different cases and every time the dedication of all staff involved, including... more »

  cheadle wrote:

I have been involved with Culture Connect as a volunteer for about a year now. I have been a part of a workshop that helps attendees better understand American business culture. This is important as immigrants and refugees are not aware of how American... more »

  lino wrote:

LIRS has over 75 years of successfully assisting migrants and refugees who are in the US. It is nationally recognized for its leadership with and for refugees, asylum seekers, unaccompanied children, migrants in detention, families fractured by migration,... more »

  Joseph34 wrote:

Mission Liberia assisted victims of Hurricane Sandy in 2012 with cash donation with grant from the Robin Hood Foundation. Mission Liberia is currently assisting low income residents from the city East Orange and surrounding communities. more »

  Tina Millican wrote:

I recieved mulitiple emails with updates on legislative actions regarding immigration and also with statistics and educational videos that I cannot find elsewhere. more »

  ArgusFest wrote:

I'm very critical of many non-profits and non-governmental organizations (NGOs). I feel that most of them do very little in addressing the source of the problems they address and are marginal at best in alleviating the symptoms. Some even perpetuate and... more »

  katelynb wrote:

(This review was collected at a GreatNonprofits event and inputted by a GreatNonprofits intern.) Every morning I walked 5K into Mwange Refugee Camp from my Zambian village and walked home in the evening. more »

  Writer wrote:

VITALS is such an asset for our community! Before VITALS opened in Springfield, Oregon in 2016, low income community members in need of low cost immigration legal services often had to travel over two hours to Portland in order to receive appropriate... more »

  BK4930 wrote:

VERY ACCOMMODATING , EFFICIENT AND EFFECTIVE. PLAN ON DONATING AGAIN! more »

  sbadwan38 wrote:

100% DONATIONS GO TO REFUGEE PROJECTS. ALL OVERHEAD COSTS ARE PAID BY BOARD MEMBERS. WOMEN RUN ORGANIZATION. more »

Three Spinners is dedicated to welcoming refugees and immigrants to Champaign-Urbana with immediate support for basic needs. Champaign-Urbana... more »

Mission - to accelerate the sharing and teaching of the good news of jesus christ by providing reliable transportation and supplies... more »

The main aims and objectives of Drum ECHO are: To preserve and promote the linguistic forms of the indigenous peoples of Southeast... more »

A faith based organization providing assistance, support and legal counseling (as prescribed by immigration law) to refugues and/or... more »