Imagine a world where every person is seen and valued for the person God created them to be, where the church steps into its calling to love and serve those who are suffering among us and where diverse communities all over the world flourish in shalom.
That’s the kind of world we’re building at World Relief, and we're so excited to tell you more about it.
Together, in 2022 we:
Mobilized
4,635
churches
across the globe to meet urgent needs and create lasting change within their communities.
Equipped
80,333
volunteers
globally to act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly alongside their vulnerable neighbors
Provided
350,000+
Ukrainians and Afghans
with emergency food, shelter, and resettlement services
Served
With the help of people like you, we respond with compassion, advocacy and technical expertise to build flourishing communities. Together, we create change that lasts.
Here’s how:
The latest news from World Relief
Loving Your Neighbor is a Key Part of Being a Good Citizen
On September 17th, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services invites “Americans to reflect on the rights and responsibilities of citizenship and what it means to be a U.S. citizen.” Today, on Citizenship Day, World Relief’s Karen Spencer, who recently became a U.S. citizen herself, reflects on what her journey to citizenship has taught her about loving…
US families step up to welcome Afghan refugees in their homes
by Katie Kindelan, Good Morning America Kenneth and Adi Martinez have an extra bedroom in the home they share outside of Seattle with their 6-month-old son and 3-year-old daughter. So when the Martinezes watched the coverage of tens of thousands of people fleeing Afghanistan last month as the Taliban took over, they stepped up to help. Read…
Refugee organizations say they’re seeing a surge of donations for Afghans
Image: Michael Blackshire/The Washington Post by Sarah Pulliam Bailey, The Washington Post Leaders of several refugee resettlement organizations say money and resources have been flooding in from across the country to assist Afghan evacuees who helped American forces during the two-decade war. Read more
Are you tired of quick fixes to complex problems? Begin investing in change that lasts by joining us.
Here are a few ways you can get involved right now:
Volunteer
Advocate
