have the fondest memories of my parents. Both were social activists, passionate about education and helping others who are less fortunate. My mother taught at a school for the visually impaired in Damascus, Syria. At the time, a person having a physical disability...
Keeping “A I” on the Refugee Crisis
An artist from Kafranbel, Idlib donated a beautiful mosaic wall art in honor of Ammar Al-Shami, 100% of the sale price will fund one of our students.
Moaz Hosny is a breath of fresh air. A hard-working electronics and communication engineering student who fled to Jordan with his family shortly after the conflict started in Syria.
After two decades of philanthropy and working with the most vulnerable youth populations, I have chosen refugee youth higher and continued education as a cause worthy of my attention and support. Here are the 10 reasons I believe refugee higher education is worthy of...
Courage, care, and perseverance were her hallmarks, paralleled by the struggle of Syrian displaced young women determined to have a better future for themselves and their communities. Donate About The Fund Jennie Leary Wallin was a remarkable woman. She was committed...
Everyone was talking about the disadvantages of the coronavirus but did not recognize its positive effects on our lives
Syrian Refugee Students’ Reflections of Space in Jordan’s Double-Shift Schools After experiencing disruption, pain, and unimaginable loss, Syrian children arrived in Jordan and desperately hoped to regain their childhood and be students, friends, and aspiring...
The Za’atari camp is not what others think. It is
suffering mixed with strength and produces a refugee who aspires to hope
His smile is contagious. Let us give Syrian youth a reason to smile by sending them Faris’s gift of education for a brighter future Donate Celebrate Faris’s Perseverance in the face of challenges His smile is contagious. Let us give Syrian youth a reason to smile by...