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We remain steadfast in our commitment to supporting and uplifting refugees and all other international newcomers in the region.
This will only be possible with the help of the broader community.
Together, we are stronger.
Hundreds of refugees have arrived in our community through rigorous vetting and legal means to seek a safer future, only to face the elimination of funding to support their resettlement. Our members estimate that actions since January 20 have amounted to hundreds of thousands of dollars in lost resources for direct support and operating funds for resettlement agencies working to help these newcomers.
The refugee community needs your help. Your one-time or monthly gift, at any level, will be distributed through our network to provide direct assistance to refugees and international newcomers in our community who are facing unmet needs due to these dramatic federal changes.
Please give today.
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Smart Development, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization is the fiscal agent for the Refugee Services Collaborative of Greater Cleveland, and has established a restricted fund to receive and manage donations on behalf of the network.
100% of your tax-deductible gift will go to this fund, which will support emergent needs of the refugee community in Greater Cleveland. You will receive an email acknowledging your gift for your records.
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Encourage your friends, family and neighbors to join you in donating to support international newcomers in Cleveland. Share this page and spread the word.
Across our member network, organizations in Greater Cleveland are accepting volunteers, financial donations, and donations of items such as clothing, household goods and food. Please click “Get Involved” to see the directory of collaborative members and visit their websites directly to get in touch and see how you can help.
Additionally, you can download and print Red Cards in a variety of languages and help distribute them in your community. These cards are provided by the Immigrant Legal Resource Center to help all people in the United States, regardless of their immigration status, exercise their Constitutional rights when interacting with immigration law enforcement officials.