Every year on June 20, the world observes World Refugee Day, a day dedicated to honoring the strength, courage, and resilience of people who have been forced to flee their homes because of war, violence, conflict, or persecution

For millions displaced by war, winter is now the most dangerous enemy.

Help refugee families survive freezing nights with warmth, shelter, and hope this winter.

More than 122 million people around the world are forcibly displaced, and about 42.7 million of them are officially recognized refugees

Your generosity goes twice as far today, providing more warmth, safety, and hope for refugee families.

More than four decades of conflict, poverty, natural disasters, and political upheaval have left over 23 million Afghans in need of protection and humanitarian aid.

Today feels like a good time for a refresher on refugees, because right now, 73.5 million people are displaced within their own countries.

What’s happening is a humanitarian crisis, not a political one.

11 million people are at risk of losing access to basic humanitarian aid this year due to massive funding cuts.

This Giving Tuesday, we’re proud to highlight the incredible work of USA for UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency.

This year, all donations made to USA for UNHCR for Giving Tuesday will be matched $1-for-$1.

The world is witnessing a heartbreaking crisis unfold in Sudan, where millions of lives have been upended due to conflict, violence, and instability. Here’s how to help.

In a world marred by conflicts, crises, and displacement, the plight of refugees has become an urgent matter that calls for our collective attention and empathy.

The number of forcibly displaced people is at an all time high in 2023, with figures exceeding 110 million humans who have been forced to flee their home from persecution, conflict, violence and human rights violations.

Building a home in Denver: a resettled refugee’s journey of finding and inspiring his community

World Refugee Day is a global call for compassion and support. We join hands and hearts with millions of people across the globe to celebrate refugees all over the world.