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Harold survived Dorian. Now he has to survive what’s next.

Harold survived Dorian. Now he has to survive what’s next.

Harold and his son were lucky they weren’t swept away in the rising flood waters — especially since Harold’s son is confined to a wheelchair. Their neighbors weren’t as lucky. “Some of the residents of his neighborhood were taken by the current,” our contact in the...
Would you burn your belongings to survive?

Would you burn your belongings to survive?

Would you burn your only pair of shoes to stay warm? Or would you light your favorite book on fire in order to give your children heat, even if it were just for a moment? Refugees are facing life-threatening winter conditions right now. And without help, they may not...
Is this Mosul’s darkest hour?

Is this Mosul’s darkest hour?

For two years, ISIS has controlled Mosul, Iraq. For refugees trapped there, it’s felt like being trapped inside a tomb. But the battle to liberate Mosul is underway — and refugees are streaming out of the city desperate to break free. Most are taking only what they...

You Can Save the Life of a Ukrainian Refugee

“I live with my mom and younger sister near the front lines. Just today, my mom and I were wondering how we would survive as we had almost run out of food.” – Artyom, a young girl from Ukraine Refugees in Ukraine, like Artyom, are trapped. She has no way out and does...
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