• Homeless Services/Centers

• 352.

City Relief, Inc.

Mobile Homeless Resource Center Founded over 30 years ago on the simple premise that all human beings have unsurpassable worth, City Relief is a mobile, faith-friendly, front-line responder and accredited NYC HRA provider whose mission is end homelessness for individuals and communities by: - Providing personalized support to people without stable housing - Building an accessible network of care - Promoting empathetic narratives about homelessness that recognize every person's value - Equipping and empowering rising leaders to fight economic injustice TogetherWe Can End Homelessness City Relief is a mobile outreach offering people experiencing poverty and homelessness hot meals supplies and connections to resources for housing employment and health care.

Across Borders

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LIFE2ORPHANS INC

Humanitarian Shipping done through our warehouse in Portland, Oregon.

• Ethnic/Immigrant Services

• 355.

HIAS INC

HIAS is the global Jewish humanitarian NGO that helps refugees find welcome, safety, & opportunity.

• Family Services

• 356.

World Orphans

To empower the church to care for orphans and vulnerable families.

• Community Improvement, Capacity Building N.E.C.

• 357.

Refugee Community Partnership

The Refugee Community Partnership (RCP) creates systems that connect people to the resources they need while mobilizing institutions to eliminate barriers to access.

Compassionate Reach International

We care for traumatized orphaned, vulnerable, and exploited children and their caregivers, through education, prevention, intervention, and humanitarian aid.

• Disaster Preparedness and Relief Service

• 359.

Peace Aid Group

Providing humanitarian, medical aid, region recovery in Ukraine.

• Ethnic/Immigrant Services

• 360.

Once We Were Refugees

Once We Were Refugees begins with the premise that we all share common roots in the refugee/immigrant experience and that we do well to honor today’s refugees with our love and our assistance.