
Become a Sponsor
Americans across 12,000 zip codes in all 50 states have changed lives through sponsorship.
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On March 21, the U.S. government announced that it will terminate existing humanitarian parole status for CHNV newcomers.

What is sponsorship?
More than 2 million Americans have raised their hands to sponsor newcomers in need of refuge through safe and legal pathways. Through these acts of welcome, Americans have not only transformed the lives of newcomers but have strengthened their own communities, embodying the shared values that unite us as a nation.
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Since 2021, Americans have acted on their compassion, generosity, and desire to make a difference in their communities and the lives of others by sponsoring people forced to flee their homes. Discover how sponsorship programs have provided a path to safety to those in need and empowered Americans to be good friends and neighbors.
The Welcome Corps
Sponsor groups of five or more Americans working together to welcome and support refugees for their first 90 days in the United States.
Learn moreProcesses for CHNV
In response to escalating crises, the Processes for Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans, and Venezuelans (CHNV) enabled Americans to sponsor newcomers and bring them to safety in the United States.
Learn moreUniting for Ukraine
Uniting for Ukraine allowed Americans to sponsor people seeking refuge from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Learn moreWays to support sponsorship
There are many ways to support sponsors and the newcomers they have welcomed.
Sponsors in action
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