Immigrant and family services
Los Angeles, California · Q2 · 2026 · Delivered
For over a century, Catholic Charities of Los Angeles has helped immigrant families find stability. Our patients are on that same journey, so this quarter went to one of Southern California's largest networks standing with families as they build their future.
Why we chose them
Behind every exam we complete is a family working to build a stable life in a new country. That is the work Catholic Charities of Los Angeles has done for over a century, helping immigrants and families across Southern California find housing, work, and a place to belong.
Catholic Charities of Los Angeles shows up for families across Los Angeles, Ventura, and Santa Barbara counties, and that steady local presence is exactly the kind of meaningful work we want to be part of.
About Catholic Charities of Los Angeles
Providing services to the poor and vulnerable, promoting human dignity, and advocating for social justice.
Helping immigrants and refugees find housing, work, and legal support as they settle in.
Food, shelter, and everyday support for families working to get back on their feet.
Last year, Catholic Charities of Los Angeles delivered more than 850,000 services to almost 100,000 people, most of them women and children, through more than 50 programs, 22 community centers, and seven homeless shelters.
Its Immigration and Refugee Services program, established in 1955, provides free and low-cost legal and social services, from citizenship help to refugee resettlement, with staff who speak Arabic, Armenian, Chinese, English, Farsi, Spanish, and Vietnamese.
Serving the Archdiocese of Los Angeles since 1919, the agency covers Los Angeles, Ventura, and Santa Barbara counties through five regional service areas.
The causes we support
We give to communities working through hard moments, because caring for others is part of who we are.
Immigrant rights & legal aid
Los Angeles, California · Q4 · 2026 · Delivered
The Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights has defended immigrant families in California for over 40 years. Our patients walk the same road toward a green card, so our fourth quarter went to the people fighting for them.
Refugee aid & resettlement
New York, New York · Q3 · 2026 · Delivered
The International Rescue Committee has helped people fleeing conflict rebuild their lives, including refugees starting over in the US. Our patients walk that same road, so this quarter went to the people helping them begin again.
Refugee protection & legal aid
Nairobi, Kenya · Q1 · 2026 · Delivered
RCK gives legal aid and protection to people who fled everything. It's the hardest version of the journey our patients are on, and RCK meets refugees when they have almost no one else.
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