When tens of thousands of Afghans arrived in the U.S. last September, Bethany stepped up to help.

For some families resettling in the U.S., this is the first time they’ve ever felt safe. Every one of us can do something to provide refugees with a warm welcome.

Ali worked alongside the U.S. government in Afghanistan. But as the U.S. military withdrew, he was forced to flee his homeland.

A talent for running—paired with the generosity of foster families in Kenya and the U.S..—gave Pur a new hope for his future.

Refugees come from many different backgrounds, but they all need safety, community, and access to resources. Bethany is working across three continents to meet these needs.

Refugees are being resettled in America from all over the world. Here’s how you can help welcome them into your community.

Discover the answers to four common myths about refugees.

Betrayed by her family into years of forced labor, Julia had lost hope. But her foster family helped her discover her worth.

Learning about the Syrian refugee crisis led an American student to put her faith to action, sparking a career in advocating for refugees.

As a foster parent, Phillip provides a safe home for refugee youth who escape a dangerous childhood and come to the U.S. without a family. He knows what they’ve been through—this was his story too.