JOIN A REFUGEE’S HOPE TRIBE TODAY.
Each of the people below have fled their homes in fear and are trying to rebuild their lives. You can join their tribe of support and make a life of hope possible for them.
Our 100% Donation Model
Private donors cover our operating costs, so you can give knowing your whole gift will help refugees rebuild their lives.
WHAT IS A “HOPE TRIBE”?
A Hope Tribe is a community of 10-20 people that come alongside an individual refugee or family for a specific season of rebuilding. As a member of the tribe you pray for the refugee, give financially in some cases, advocate, and get to know them virtually or in person.
INSPIRE HOPE THIS CHRISTMAS.
Around the world, there are thousands of refugee children fleeing war and violence who have never experienced the joy of Christmas. As these families begin to rebuild their lives in new countries, parents are struggling to pay rent, keep the heat on, and put food on the table — making Christmas gifts a luxury they can’t afford, no matter how much they want to give their children a normal, happy childhood.
This Christmas, we have the power to change that story for the families that Hope Tribe calls friends.
BASAM
Basam is a man in his 30s that fled from the Middle East to the U.S. in 2017.
We have an avenue to inspire hope and empower children through jiu jitsu training in some of the poorest neighborhoods in Lebanon.
JIU JITSU TRIBE
After finding safety in Greece, Faras and his family are stuck in resettlement limbo. Despite their challenges, the family continues to serve other refugees in their community.
FARAS & FAMILY
Wakdar is a teenager whose family fled Afghanistan after their past support of U.S. forces made them a target.
WAKDAR
Mustafa is a young man who is fighting for a new start after he fled violence in his home country.
MUSTAFA
Abdul fled Afghanistan with his two sons and niece, and is working to make a new start in the U.S.
ABDUL, SONS & NIECE
Farzana is a hardworking mother of three who is seeking to provide opportunities for her family that she never had herself.
