9/20/2024
ShopRefugee is an accessible job training program that allows busy mothers to increase their employability.
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Every day, refugee families are starting over, rebuilding their lives in search of hope and safety. By joining The Grid, you are providing crucial services like language classes, employment training, and education for children — giving refugees the tools they need to thrive.
Your monthly gift of just $10 can transform the lives of families as they rebuild from the ground up. Together, we can offer hope, support, and opportunity.
Learning English and finding an American friend changes everything.
When refugees learn English, they unlock opportunities that were once out of reach—job placement becomes possible, children succeed in school, and families find a place in the community. Our programs change the trajectory of precious lives. But our work to empower refugees can’t start without your support.
Your $10 monthly gift is more than a donation—it’s a lifeline. It’s the key that opens the door to education, employment, and community for those who need it most. When everyone's small gift is added together it creates a power grid that has exponential impact. You become the POWER in emPOWERment.
We call our family of powermakers The Grid. Just as every square on a grid is essential to the whole, your monthly gift—no matter how small—creates a ripple effect of hope and opportunity. The Grid is not just a donation; it's a movement of changemakers dedicated to giving refugees the tools they need to succeed. Together, we're creating a sustainable foundation for refugees to thrive.
See the Impact of The Grid
The Grid is transforming lives through the power of collective giving. Each monthly gift contributes to real change—refugees learning English, gaining employment, and building connections in their new communities. These stories highlight the incredible impact The Grid has made, showing how small acts of generosity lead to life-changing opportunities for those in need.
9/20/2024
His early days were filled with frustration, and he could say only a few words like 'bathroom' and 'Mom.'
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Boman arrived in America from Afghanistan with nothing but a few belongings and a heart full of hope.
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