Your gift will help us provide vital services to refugees and asylum seekers and advocate for their fundamental rights so they can rebuild their lives.
During these extraordinary times, HIAS is meeting the moment head on. We remain as dedicated as ever to our mission of providing vital services to refugees and asylum seekers around the world, which is needed now more than ever. As we have for over a century, we will always stand for the rights and safety of refugees.
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1.4M
People reached in 2024
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8.3K
Refugees resettled across the U.S. in 2024
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15+
Countries where we operate
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Get Involved
With the unprecedented attack on refugee rights, HIAS has never needed your help more. Find out all the ways you can get involved.
Take ActionPresident Trump: We Won’t Stand for Travel Bans
The Trump administration has announced a travel ban targeting millions of people simply because of where they are from.
So many like you in the HIAS community joined us eight years ago when a similar ban was announced — speaking out, protesting, and standing up for those being targeted — and today, we’re asking for you to join us again.
Take ActionJewish Clergy Speak Out
More than 500 Jewish clergy signed a letter speaking out against the immoral use of the law. Read the letter here.
HIAS was the first place where I received emotional support. They helped me to start my business. If it wasn’t for this, I wouldn’t have my restaurant today.
Angela
Economic Empowerment Program Participant in Costa Rica
Crisis Response
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War in Ukraine
HIAS and partner organizations are providing a range of humanitarian services to those displaced by war in Ukraine.
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Civil Conflict in Sudan
HIAS is providing vital services in Chad to support those displaced by violent civil conflict in Sudan.
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Israel-Gaza Conflict
HIAS is working to meet urgent humanitarian needs and provide community mental health support to those impacted by the current crisis.
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