PITTSBURGH — A Pittsburgh nonprofit organization is helping dozens of refugees resettle in the area.
This past fall, Hello Neighbor received a federal contract to assist in relocating 250 refugees from Afghanistan.
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“We greet them at the airport, help get them set up with a new apartment, getting kids enrolled in school, parents enrolled in English classes, helping them find that first job,” said Sloane Davidson, founder and CEO of Hello Neighbor.
Exciting news! Through the Mobilizing America For #Refugees Fund, we will be partnering to invest $1.3M to engage 10,000+ volunteers across the U.S with Afghan resettlement efforts. #BetterTogether #Nonprofits pic.twitter.com/UCgJUB5Ind
— Hello Neighbor (@helloneighborhq) December 9, 2021
Now through Dec. 31, Hello Neighbor is trying to raise $50,000 to help support those newly arriving families.
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