What We Do
We volunteer our time and raise funds to support organizations doing important immigration advocacy and relief work on the ground. Our goal is to strengthen community groups that are already having an impact. We volunteer with our partner organizations to better understand their missions and the most pressing needs they see and address. Through periodic fundraising initiatives, we also make small grants to support their work and contribute to efforts already making a meaningful difference. ​​​​​​​​
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​​Through our work with local organizations, we’ve learned how many families are navigating challenges related to housing, food access, healthcare, and the current immigration system. The following organizations provide critical support, from direct aid to community resources, that helps families stay safe and build stability.
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​Our Partners​
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Midtown, Manhattan
Led by community activist Pastor Fabian Arias, Saint Peter’s Church provides legal guidance, social services, and community outreach for those navigating the immigration system.
Sunset Park, Brooklyn
A community-based organization established in 2000 to meet the critical needs of the Mexican and Latin American immigrant community through programs focused on health, education, and legal advocacy.
Greenpoint, Brooklyn
A local nonprofit established in 1990 that works to ensure that immigrant families facing hardship have reliable access to nutritious food through its rescue projects and partners.
Williamsburg, Brooklyn
Under the guidance of Sister Victoria Kamungu at Most Holy Trinity Church, THSC seeks to improve the lives of economically disadvantaged residents in Williamsburg, Greenpoint, and Bushwick, Brooklyn, through its food pantry, thrift shop, and community event planning.
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