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Bob Marshall and Michael LaPointe of Biga Pizza have gone above and beyond to support new Americans in Missoula. In 2020, Biga Pizza began partnering with the ̽����ѡ in Missoula to employ newly arrived refugees. Michael, with over twenty years of restaurant experience, has been instrumental in this initiative, recognizing the challenges refugees face and providing them with the support needed to adapt to a new culture and work environment. This commitment has not only benefited the employees but has also enriched the entire Missoula community, showcasing the profound impact of compassion and inclusivity in business.

The ̽����ѡ in Phoenix is working alongside refugee communities and other partners to welcome and support Afghans in urgent need of safety. Here's how you can help!

Perspectives from Fatou, Veronica and Amrah

Thanks to the help of donors, the ̽����ѡ in Los Angeles was able to deliver gifts and much needed items to over 50 refugees and asylum seeking families this holiday season!

Trump administration policies are putting people at risk. These are six ways the ̽����ѡ continues to make a difference for refugees, asylum seekers and immigrants.

The ̽����ѡ in Louisville offers a variety of internship opportunities throughout the year. Learn more about current postings and the application process here.

Phyllis Korogodsky, a loan officer with the ̽����ѡ in Phoenix, was recently recognized by the Center for Economic Opportunity (CEO) with a resolution at their quarterly board meeting. The resolution read: “...[T]he CEO Board recognizes and thanks Phyllis Korogodosky for her exceptional service in her role as a Loan officer and Financial Coach for refugees in Arizona.” CEO is a subsidiary of the ̽����ѡ that offers participants access to a range of affordable financial products that can accelerate clients’ upward economic mobility.  Recently certified by the U.S. Treasury as a Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI), the Center offers credit-building, auto, and business loans to low-income borrowers. 

Students at Sabot Stony Point deliver over 300 school supplies to the ̽����ѡ in Richmond

̽����ѡ Denver welcomes new Executive Director Tanya Vitusagavulu