Mohammad Hamadeh and his family escaped Damascus, Syria, after their house was bombed, finding their way to safety in a refugee camp in Greece.Photo: Jodi Hilton/ IRC Make your money work harder for refugees — double your donation with a matching gift. The support of individuals like you enables the International Rescue Committee to serve thousands of refugees, from Syria to South Sudan and elsewhere around the world.

The IRC responds to the world’s worst humanitarian crises, earning top marks from charity watchdog groups for our efficient and effective use of donations.

The IRC helps those who are recovering from conflict and disaster seek protection from harm, build safer communities, and understand their human rights.

The IRC provides children, youth and adults with educational opportunities that help keep them safe and learning the skills they need to survive and thrive.

The IRC provides direct assistance for people as they try to feed their families and find a safe place to live, and we work to improve livelihoods opportunities for long-term economic wellbeing.

The IRC helps those who are recovering from conflict and disaster understand their rights and make informed choices for their futures.

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The United States has a long tradition of offering refuge to those fleeing persecution and war. In 2015, the International Rescue Committee helped resettle nearly 10,000 newly arrived refugees and provided services to promote self-reliance and integration to over 36,000 refugees, asylees, victims of human trafficking and other immigrants.