We make lists to provide essential household items make new arrivals’ new homes safe, functional and comfortable for the family, with autonomy to choose items based on taste, color preference, comfort and individual family needs. Over $1,000,000 in housewarming gifts have been gifted from family to family through the Miry’s List family lists since 2017.
Thank you for putting your attention, energy, and dollars towards helping them!
How to Shop the Lists
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Our goal is to fulfill each families list in partnership with our hive of helpers, our generous donors. Miry's List assumes no responsibility for any gifts given through the family Wishlists.
Featured Lists
The Wishal family—Mr. and Mrs. Wishal and their four children, ages 3 through 19—have recently resettled in Corona, California after leaving Afghanistan. Mr. Wishal was gainfully employed in his community back home, and Mrs. Wishal has devoted herself full-time to caring for their family. Committed to building a successful new life, both parents are now enrolled in local English classes to strengthen their language skills and fully engage in their community. Please join us in giving the Wishals a warm welcome as they embark on this exciting journey!
The Amarkhil family—Mr. and Mrs. Amarkhil and their four children, ages 3 to 15—have recently begun a new chapter in Buena Park, California after resettling from Afghanistan. Mr. Amarkhil served as a medical officer in a warehouse setting, and Mrs. Amarkhil has devoted herself to caring for their family at home. Both parents are now enrolled in English classes as they work to strengthen their language skills and embrace life in their new community. Please join us in extending a warm welcome to the Amarkhils as they settle into their new home!
The Rasikh family—Mr. and Mrs. Rasikh and their five children, ages 3 to 16—have recently begun a new chapter in Garland, Texas after resettling from Afghanistan. Mr. Rasikh brings valuable expertise as a survey engineer, and Mrs. Rasikh has devoted herself to caring for their family at home. Both parents are eager to strengthen their English skills and are actively seeking online classes to help them fully engage with their community and support their children’s success. Please join us in extending a warm welcome to the Rasikhs as they settle into their new home!
The Nooristani family—Mr. and Mrs. Nooristani and their six daughters, ages 3 through 14—have recently begun a new chapter in El Cajon, California after resettling from Afghanistan. Mr. Nooristani brings valuable expertise as a medical laboratory technician, and Mrs. Nooristani is devoted to caring for their children at home. Eager to build connections and support her family’s success, Mrs. Nooristani is enrolled in local English classes and they are on the waiting list for additional language support. Please join us in extending a warm welcome to the Nooristanis as they embrace their new community!
The Shah family—Mr. and Mrs. Shah and their two-year-old son, with a new baby on the way—have recently begun a new life in Elk Grove, California after resettling from Afghanistan. Mr. Shah applied his expertise as a network specialist at military bases, and Mrs. Shah is devoted to caring for their growing family. Eager to embrace their new community, Mrs. Shah is currently on the waiting list for local English classes. Please join us in extending a warm welcome to the Shahs as they settle into their new home!
The Sarwari family—Mr. and Mrs. Sarwari and their two children, ages 7 and 10—have recently resettled in Woodbridge, Virginia after leaving Afghanistan. Mr. Sarwari brings valuable experience in logistics, and Mrs. Sarwari is devoted to caring for their family at home. While they are not yet enrolled in formal English classes, they are eager to learn and integrate into their new community. Please join us in giving the Sarwaris a warm welcome as they embark on this exciting new chapter!
The Azhar family—Mr. and Mrs. Azhar and their three children, ages 10 through 15—have recently begun a new chapter in Tustin, California after resettling from Afghanistan. Mr. Azhar most recently served as a Field Officer back home, and Mrs. Azhar has devoted herself to caring for their family. Both parents are now enrolled in local English classes as they embrace community life and support their children’s success. Please join us in giving the Azhars a warm welcome as they settle into their new home!
The Hamdam family—Mr. and Mrs. Hamdam and their six children, ages 7, 8, 15, 17, 19, and 21—have recently begun a new life in Hyattsville, Maryland, after resettling from Afghanistan. Mr. Hamdam brings extensive experience in logistics from his work with USAID, and Mrs. Hamdam is devoted to caring for their family at home. Together, they are eager to integrate into their community and build a brighter future for their children. Please join us in extending a warm welcome to the Hamdams as they embark on this exciting journey!
The Moradi family—Mr. and Mrs. Moradi and their two sons, ages 7 and 12—have recently begun a new chapter in Modesto, California, after resettling from Afghanistan. Mr. Moradi brings valuable experience as a finance assistant, and Mrs. Moradi is caring for their boys at home while actively improving her English through local classes. Please join us in giving the Moradis a warm welcome as they settle into our community!
The Sadeqi family—Mr. and Mrs. Sadeqi and their four children, ages 5 through 16—have recently resettled in Carmichael, California after leaving Afghanistan. Mr. Sadeqi brings a wealth of experience as a former university lecturer, and Mrs. Sadeqi is devoted to nurturing their family at home. Both parents are now enrolled in local English classes, eager to strengthen their language skills and fully engage with their new community. Please join us in extending a warm welcome to the Sadeqis as they embark on this exciting new chapter.
The Roohi family—parents and their three children, ages 2 to 9—have recently resettled in El Cajon, California, after arriving from Afghanistan. Mr. Roohi brings valuable expertise as a former Quality Control Auditor, and Mrs. Roohi is devoted to caring for their young family while actively improving her English through local classes. Please join us in giving the Roohis a warm welcome as they settle into their new community!
The Foshanj family—parents and their three children, ages 4, 7, and 9—have just begun their new journey in Sacramento, California after resettling from Afghanistan. Mr. Foshanj brings years of experience as a shopkeeper, and Mrs. Foshanj has devoted herself full-time to caring for their young family. Eager to build connections and navigate life here, Mrs. Foshanj is actively seeking local English classes. Please join us in extending a warm welcome to the Foshanjs as they settle into their new community!
The Azad family—parents and their two young children, ages 6 and 3—have just begun their new life in North Highlands, California after resettling from Afghanistan. Mr. Azad brings valuable experience directing education and training programs, and Mrs. Azad previously served as an instructor at a private school. Eager to build a bright future, Mrs. Azad is already enrolled in local English classes to support her family’s transition. Please join us in extending a warm welcome to the Azads as they settle into their new community!
The Rahimi family—parents and their four children, ages 3 to 14—have just begun their new life in Sacramento, California after resettling from Afghanistan. Mr. Rahimi brought years of experience partnering with international NGOs, while Mrs. Rahimi is caring for their young family and sharpening her English skills through online classes. Eager to connect with their community, Mr. Rahimi attends in-person English lessons alongside his wife’s online coursework. Please join us in giving the Rahimis a warm welcome as they embark on this exciting journey!
The Hussain family—parents and their three children, ages 6, 14, and 20—have recently resettled in Sacramento, California after leaving Afghanistan. Mr. Hussain served as a university researcher and lecturer, and Mrs. Hussain worked as a dedicated teacher. Eager to build a new life here, both parents are now enrolled in local English classes while their children settle into school and the community. Please join us in extending a warm welcome to the Hussains as they embark on this exciting journey.
The Jalbal family—parents Layla and Haroon and their seven children, ages 8 to 22—have just begun their new chapter in Alexandria, VA, after resettling from Afghanistan. Haroon brings extensive experience in IT, while Layla has devoted herself full-time to nurturing their family. Both are eagerly building their language skills through local English classes to support their children’s success and integration into the community. Please join us in extending a warm welcome to the Jalbals as they embark on this exciting journey.
The Stanikzai family—parents Roya and Farid and their five children, ages two to fifteen—recently resettled in Virginia after fleeing Afghanistan. Farid served as a Close Protection Officer for USAID in Kabul, and Roya has devoted herself full-time to caring for their children. Both are now enrolled in local English-language classes as they work to build a new life here. Their energetic household is especially excited to celebrate their twin daughters’ birthday on June 11 each year. Your support will help the Stanikzais as they navigate this transition, learn new skills, and lay down roots in their community.
Introducing the Ghafori Family!
The Ghafori family recently arrived from Afghanistan and is now settling into their new home in Virginia. The family includes Mom, Dad, their 2-year-old son—and they are joyfully awaiting the arrival of a new baby! In Afghanistan, Dad worked in the news industry, and Mom cared for their home and child. She is now attending English classes and preparing to welcome their newest family member. Let’s warmly welcome the Ghafori family and support them as they begin this exciting new chapter in the U.S.
The Noorian family recently arrived from Afghanistan and is beginning their new journey in Sacramento, California. The family includes Mom, Dad, and their two young daughters, ages 4 and 5. Back in Afghanistan, Dad was employed (details not provided), and Mom cared for the home and family. Both parents are eager to learn and have enrolled in English classes—they're currently on the waiting list and looking forward to starting soon. Let’s give the Noorian family a warm welcome and help them feel supported as they settle into their new community.
Meet the Musadiq Family!
The Musadiq family recently arrived from Afghanistan and is now beginning their new life in California. Their large and loving family includes Mom, Dad, and seven children ranging in age from 2 to 15 years old. Back in Afghanistan, Dad worked as a civil engineer and construction project manager. Mom has been the heart of the home and is now taking English classes to help her family thrive in their new environment. Let’s give the Musadiq family a heartfelt welcome and offer our support as they settle into their new community and build a brighter future together.
Introducing the Hemat Family!
The Hemat family recently arrived from Afghanistan and is now settling into their new home in Sacramento, California. The family includes Mom, Dad, five children ranging from 9 to 20 years old—and they are also expecting a new baby soon! Back in Afghanistan, Dad worked as a medical doctor, and Mom lovingly cared for their home and children. They are now getting to know their new community and taking the first steps toward building a safe and hopeful future. Let’s give the Hemat family a warm welcome and support them as they begin this new chapter in their lives.
Nawabzada is a newly arrived refugee from Afghanistan, now beginning her journey in Concord, California. As a single woman resettling on her own, she brings strength, resilience, and hope for a brighter future. She is currently enrolled in English classes and is eager to build connections and find her place in her new community. Let’s warmly welcome Nawabzada and show her the support and friendship that make all the difference.
The Mohammad family has recently arrived from Afghanistan and is beginning a new life in California. Their family includes Mom, Dad, and five children ranging in age from 9 to 19 years old. Back in Afghanistan, Dad worked in construction, and Mom was a full-time homemaker. Both parents are eager to learn and are currently seeking English classes to support their transition and better connect with their new community. Let’s give the Mohammad family a warm welcome and offer our support as they build a safe and hopeful future here in the U.S.
Introducing the Shams Family!
The Shams family recently arrived from Afghanistan and is now settling into their new home in Antelope, California. Mom and Dad have three children, ranging in age from 3 to 12 years old. Back home, Dad worked as an engineer for a construction company, while Mom cared for their family. She is now attending English classes to support their transition and build new opportunities in the U.S. Let’s warmly welcome the Shams family and help them feel supported as they begin this new chapter.
Meet the Momand family! Mom and Dad recently arrived from Afghanistan with their five young children, ages 3 to 9, and are beginning a new chapter in Riverdale, Maryland. As they get to know their new community, they’re hopeful for a bright future. Back home, Dad worked to support the family, and Mom cared for the children as a dedicated homemaker. Please join us in warmly welcoming the Momand family!
The Sadaqat family—Mom, Dad, and their 4-year-old daughter—has recently arrived in Silver Spring, Maryland, from Afghanistan. Dad previously worked in the communications field, and Mom is a dedicated homemaker who has already started English classes to support her transition to life in the U.S. Let’s show the Sadaqat family the warmth and support of our community as they settle into their new home.
The Samandari family recently arrived from Afghanistan and are now resettled in Sacramento, California. The family includes Mom, Dad, and their two young boys, ages 2 and 5. Back in Afghanistan, Dad worked as an HVAC technician, and Mom lovingly cared for their home and children. Both parents are now enrolled in English classes, eager to adapt, learn, and build a brighter future for their family. As they begin their new life, the Samandaris could use your support to help turn their new house into a warm and welcoming home.
The Sadats recently arrived from Afghanistan and are beginning a new chapter in Virginia. The family includes Mom and Dad, their two daughters (ages 20 and 16), and two sons (ages 18 and 13). Back home, Dad was a respected university teacher, and Mom devoted her time to caring for the family. Now in the U.S., she has proudly enrolled in English classes and is eager to build new connections. As they settle into their new home and community, the Sadats need your support to create a safe, comfortable, and welcoming space. Let’s help them feel at home!
The Ahmadi family recently arrived in Alexandria, Virginia, from Afghanistan and is beginning a new chapter in their lives. The family includes Mom, Dad, and three wonderful children—a 9-year-old son and two daughters, ages 8 and 5. Back home, Dad worked as a civil engineer, while Mom cared for the family. Here in the U.S., she has already enrolled in English classes and is eager to learn and grow in her new community. Let’s come together to support the Ahmadis as they adjust to life in the U.S. and create a safe, stable future for their children.
Recently arrived from Afghanistan, the Akbarzai family is settling into their new home in El Cajon, California. Mom and Dad have five wonderful children, ranging in age from 11 to 3 years old. Back in Afghanistan, Dad worked as a Research Team Leader, and Mom lovingly cared for their home and children. Now in the U.S., both parents are enrolled in English classes as they take steps toward building a new life for their family.
Let’s give the Akbarzai family a warm welcome and support them as they navigate this exciting new chapter in their journey.