Volunteer support is an integral part of the IRC's mission to provide opportunities for refugees to thrive in America, and we are excited to partner with you along the way. Take a look through our volunteer opportunities and consider which may be the best match for you.

IRC in Garden City collected hygiene and household goods that were given tor refugees resettling in Garden City.

In 2022 IRC Seattle started a sewing program called New Americans Artisan Collective to promote women’s empowerment through handicrafts. The inaugural class was launched in the fall, comprised entirely of refugee women from Afghanistan. On December 16th, the program proudly celebrated as the first cohort of six women graduated.

After escaping a trafficking situation in South Florida, Sarah and Lily were exhausted, frightened, and wished only to return safely to their families in other states. The IRC quickly provided emergency shelter, food, clothing, and bus tickets, enabling them to travel home with dignity and begin healing surrounded by loved ones.

Late one Thursday afternoon, a group of unlikely experts entered the IRC in Dallas' office to lay out their plan for conquering the challenge of access to clean drinking water in Bangladeshi refugee camps.

The youth team at the IRC in Richmond offers comprehensive programming that supports young newcomers and refugees as they adjust to life in their new home. Hear from one student about how a sense of community helped him achieve success.

Group volunteering with the International Rescue Committee (IRC) in Phoenix offers corporate teams, community groups, faith organizations, schools, and service clubs the opportunity to make a meaningful impact together. Through coordinated service projects, groups help support newly arrived refugees and other vulnerable community members as they rebuild their lives in Arizona.