Mustafa Rahimi is an Afghan family with two girls, 11 and 9 years old and two boys 8 and 3 years old. They left their homeland to the States on June 9, 2017 and currently live in a one bedroom apartment in CA. Mom has a high school diploma, and dad previously worked as maintenance mechanic in USAID funded projects in Afghanistan. His receptive English is quite good and he needs employment in the Garden Grove or Fountain Valley area. He is very skilled and can work on any kind of machinery.  Their monthly rent is $1700 and mostly income is only at $800 presently. They need your help and support to get their household supplies for their empty apartment.

This family of 7 moved from Homs, Syria by walking across the border to Jordan after their home was destroyed.  They stayed for a month at the Alemarat Camp, then moved to Irbed before coming to the US.  The dad lost his brother in Syria, and the mom doesn't know if her own brother is alive.  They have a  10 year old daughter with cleft palate, and no health insurance.  Please help and support this family.  

The Khaled family arrived in the Inland Empire in July of 2016. This young couple made their way to Jordan after the husband was shot in the chest by the Syrian army. The time spent in Jordan was very difficult. He has had many surgeries and will be needing another. His medical needs make him unable to work during this coming year. They have a 18 month old daughter and could use a lot of help. Everyday necessities are hard to come by. The family is thankful for your support. They are also in need of a car.

The Al Refai family are a Syrian family with five children who left Syria in 2013, and stayed in Jordan at the Al Zatri camp which was very hard for them.  They arrived in the US safely in 2016.  The father is still looking for employment so they can buy a minivan for the family.  Please help and support this family.

The Al Ali family left Syria in 2012, and waited in Jordan until they could come to the US.  They have three young children. Dad is learning English, and is currently seeking employment.  Please help this family build their new life.

The Rumaneh family are a young Palestinian family with two daughters and one son. They are facing difficult times and are in need of clothing and essential items for their family. 

Afghan family with three children (boys ages 10 months and 10 years, and a girl age 6) arrived early April 2017.  They first stayed with a volunteer before moving just recently into their apartment, which is completely bare. Click through to help with their household essentials. 

Large Syrian family of nine (mom, dad, three daughters ages 5 to 14, twin 1 1/2 year old boys, one boy age 15) recently resettled in Northern California. 

The Khaldon Al Mahamid family (mom, dad, three small children) moved from Syria to Jordan in 2013, and then came to the US in October 2016 with the help of the UNHCR. They are working toward rebuilding their life here and need help with essential household items.

Syrian family of 7 with one on the way! Dad, Mom, with five kids aged 3-9. The Abu Rajab family left Syria 2013 to Jordan, where they stayed for 3 years until they were awarded resettlement in the US. This big growing family is here now here, resettling in Northern CA and need our loving help and support.

The Elham family recently arrived to the US with their 8 month old baby.  For the past 14 years, the father worked for the ISAF, specifically for the US troops in dangerous locations of Afghanistan.  Now that they have immigrated to the US, they face a travel debt of $3,000.  They don't have many necessary household items or clothes.  Your support is kindly requested by this Afghan veteran who risked his life in support of our military.

Mom, dad and 4 boys! Three year old twins, 8 and 11 year olds.  Originally from Homs, Syria, they arrived to the US from Jordan in August 2016.

This Afghan family Mom, Dad with a two year old baby girl arrived on March 6 2017 from Afghanistan and live in CA. Dad worked as an interpreter with the US army and also US Embassy in Kabul Afghanistan.  They just moved into a new apartment and need the following items. 

Syrian family of 7 with kids aged 1.5, 2.5, 5, 8, and 10. Seeking diapers, wipes, clothing, shoes, toiletries and cleaning supplies for the house. Please show this large family your support by providing them with these essentials!

Afghan Family, Mom, dad and their two-month-old newborn arrived from Afghanistan on January 5th, 2017. They speak English very well and the father worked in Afghanistan as an IT trainer on US projects.

This Afghan family arrived to the US on April 13, 2017. Mom, dad, two sons and two daughters live in Northern California. Dad is looking for employment. They need lots of basic supplies to set them up in their new home. 

The father of this family of ten was killed in Iraq. The widowed mother and nine children moved  to Turkey for safety and waited there for three and a half years. This very big family needs your help and support to change their life. They are all living in one small apartment and are in urgent need of all of the items on their list. 

The Adils (mom, dad, a three-year-old son, a six-year-old daughter and a new baby arriving any day now!) left Afghanistan for the US on July 7, 2016 and settled in California. Dad is a civil engineer, mom attends English classes and both children are eager to learn how to swim. The daughter is artistically talented and already interested in painting.  Items for the newborn are top priority!

This family of seven (five children ages five, 10, 14, 17 and 20)  moved from Syria to Jordan in 2012, where they waited for 4 years until they arrived in the US. They are in need of clothing, shoes and household items. 

The Samadi family left Afghanistan in late 2016 to come to the United States. They have two daughters ages three and five. Dad has a bachelor's degree, and Mom is working to learn English. They need household essentials.

This Syrian family of seven includes mom, dad and six children. They moved from Syria to Iraq in 2013 and waited there until February 2017 before coming to the U.S.  This very large family is in need of many items to help them resettle.  Your generosity is much appreciated.  

The Al Sajours have four sons and one daughter. Their oldest son Isaa is developmentally disabled. They left Syria in 2015 and arrived in the US in November 2016.

Syrian Family of six including an eight-year-old boy, pictured here in the middle, who has been diagnosed with a severe case of Osteogenesis Imperfecta, a rare genetic disorder that causes brittle bones and stunted growth. Mom is young, in her mid twenties, and she is an INCREDIBLE cook who bakes delicious cakes.

Family of six (mom; dad; four children ages 2, 6, 7, 8) arrived from Afghanistan on March 27, 2017. The father is a BBA holder and was working with the US army in Afghanistan.  He speaks English and is looking for employment. Their empty apartment needs to be furnished and they are in need of basic household items.

Afghan family of seven (mom; dad; four girls ages 2, 7, 8, 10; one boy age 11) who arrived February 15 2017.  This large family is currently living together in a two bedroom apartment. Dad previously worked with the US Army in Afghanistan, can speak English and he is now looking for employment.

Mom, dad, two boys and one girl moved from Syria to Jordan in 2013. After waiting 3 years, they arrived in the U.S. in August, 2016. They have a new baby girl arriving any day now!

This Afghan family of eight (mom; dad; six boys ages 2.5, 7, 11, 13, 17) arrived on December 28, 2015. Dad worked with a USAID-funded project, but had an accident on the job and despite surgery, still needs more treatment and as a reult is unable to work.

This family of four (mom, dad, two sons age two-and-a-half and six) arrived from Afghanistan in December, 2016. Dad speaks English very well, as he worked in HR and finance in Afghanistan on USAID funded projects. 

Beautiful Syrian family of seven: dad, mom, and five kids ranging ages 2-11 from Damascus, Syria. They arrived in the U.S. on September 1, 2016.

This family of seven (children ages 4, 8, 9, 11 and 13) fled Homs, Syria in 2012, walking by foot to Jordan with their five children, including their three week old baby. They spent four years there, the first two months in a refugee camp under terrible conditions, before moving to the city. Dad makes best falafel ever.

This Syrian family of seven (mom; dad; four daughters and one son ages 5, 12, 16, 19 and 21) arrived in the US just two days before the original executive order banning Muslims. New household supplies and essentials needed.

This family moved from Syria to Kurdistan, Iraq in 2013, and arrived in the US in November, 2016, with five children. Dalan, one of their sons is a talented musician despite being blind and his dream is to have his own keyboard.

Family of six (mom, dad, grandma, two boys, one girl) who moved from Iraqi to Turkey, eventually making their way to California with the help of the UNHCR.

A family of three from Iran: mom, dad and a 2.5 year old daughter arrived on May 5, 2016 and settled in an apartment in Northern California. Dad was working as journalist in Iran now both Mom and Dad are jobless and looking for work.

This young family left a very tough life in Syria for more hardship in Jordan, eventually landing in Miami in August 2016 where they struggled further without jobs and no real community to connect with. Luckily an American woman helped them move to California on February 2, 2017 where they have a community, but still need some household essentials. 

A family of four from Afghanistan (mom, dad, two boys ages 3 and 7) arrived on March 30, 2017 and resettled in Northern California. Dad was working in Herat Province of Afghanistan and now is seeking a job. 

Syrian family of five with twin six-year-old girls and a baby boy aged 14 months. They came from Homs, Syria and spent three years in a refugee camp in Jordan before coming to the US in June 2016. Mom is an incredible chef!

The Mohamad Abdi family left Syria in 2012 for Turkey, where they stayed until arriving in the US in October, 2016. The mother of the family has Familial Mediterranean fever (FMF), which affects her kidney function, and one of the children has health issues related to his spleen.   This family looking for your help and support.

This family of seven includes mom; dad; three daughters ages 2, 10 and 13; two sons ages 12 and 13; and an elderly grandmother. They arrived in the US on September 1, 2016 via a refugee camp in Jordan.

This young couple with a baby arrived from Afghanistan on January 1, 2017, just days before the first executive order banning Muslims. Dad worked with the US Army for four years in Afghanistan and is an accomplished journalist and writer.