Requests - Organizations & Individual

Couch

Arizbeth lives in a trailer with old furniture in Orford and has requested this couch to replace her old falling apart couch.

Leather Jacket

Miguel would appreciate these jackets to deal with the changing New England seasons.

TV

Miguel would like this tv to help furnish the trailer where he lives in Orford, NH

Gas Card

Bise Wood is a volunteer for HYH! He is the Family Programs Service Coordinator at LISTEN. Every single day he receives requests for gas vouchers/cards from immigrants, migrants and refugees who need to attend either medical appointments or start a new job and need to drive to the worksites.

3 Boys Shirts

Jose is a 6 year old boy from El Salvador. He and his mother travelled together to the U.S. to seek a better future.Read More...

During their journey, they were briefly separated, which resulted in Jose arriving before his mother. Jose’s single mother works full time at a restaurant to support her family but is still struggling with basic needs. Unaccompanied children served by Catholic Charities Atlanta are children who cross our borders and have no parent or legal guardian who is available to provide for their care and physical custody. For a limited number of Unaccompanied Children, the U.S. Office of Refugee Resettlement funds home studies and post-release services by social services providers to help ensure children are released into safe placements and to facilitate family and community integration after reunification.

Hoodie & Jeans

Jose is a 6 year old boy from El Salvador. He and his mother travelled together to the U.S. to seek a better future.Read More...

During their journey, they were briefly separated, which resulted in Jose arriving before his mother. Jose’s single mother works full time at a restaurant to support her family but is still struggling with basic needs. Unaccompanied children served by Catholic Charities Atlanta are children who cross our borders and have no parent or legal guardian who is available to provide for their care and physical custody. For a limited number of Unaccompanied Children, the U.S. Office of Refugee Resettlement funds home studies and post-release services by social services providers to help ensure children are released into safe placements and to facilitate family and community integration after reunification.

Sneakers

Jose is a 6 year old boy from El Salvador. He and his mother travelled together to the U.S. to seek a better future.Read More...

During their journey, they were briefly separated, which resulted in Jose arriving before his mother. Jose’s single mother works full time at a restaurant to support her family but is still struggling with basic needs. Unaccompanied children served by Catholic Charities Atlanta are children who cross our borders and have no parent or legal guardian who is available to provide for their care and physical custody. For a limited number of Unaccompanied Children, the U.S. Office of Refugee Resettlement funds home studies and post-release services by social services providers to help ensure children are released into safe placements and to facilitate family and community integration after reunification.

2 Sweatpants

Jose is a 6 year old boy from El Salvador. He and his mother travelled together to the U.S. to seek a better future.Read More...

During their journey, they were briefly separated, which resulted in Jose arriving before his mother. Jose’s single mother works full time at a restaurant to support her family but is still struggling with basic needs. Unaccompanied children served by Catholic Charities Atlanta are children who cross our borders and have no parent or legal guardian who is available to provide for their care and physical custody. For a limited number of Unaccompanied Children, the U.S. Office of Refugee Resettlement funds home studies and post-release services by social services providers to help ensure children are released into safe placements and to facilitate family and community integration after reunification.

2 Men's Pants

Vivian and Juan are a married couple from Colombia who came to the U.S. to claim asylum recently. They were granted asylum earlier this summer and are now beginning their new lives in New York.Read More...

They are starting completely from scratch and have almost no savings, belongings, or connections in the U.S. Vivian and Juan are receiving social services from Catholic Charities Refugee Resettlement Services, and they are very grateful for all the help they are being provided. Vivian is working as a babysitter currently to make some money, but is looking for more employment opportunities. She is also taking ESL classes to improve her English, which she hopes will enable her to qualify for a better job. Vivian was an engineer in her home country and would like to work in the engineering industry, or at least something similar, here in New York eventually. Juan is working in construction for now, but he used to work in Marketing back in Colombia and hopes to continue his marketing career in the U.S. eventually. Both Vivian and Juan are looking for more stable employment so they can improve their circumstances. In the meantime, they are struggling financially due to their long journey with asylum and would be grateful for any help with new work clothes and items for their home.

Microwave

Angelica is an asylee from Ecuador living in Queens with her young son. She is working at a warehouse in Jamaica, Queens to support herself and her son. She is receiving social services from Catholic Charities and is taking ESOL classes in order to improve her English so she can get a better job.Read More...

She was granted asylum only recently and is still setting up her life in the U.S. Angelica was able to find a small studio apartment for herself and her son this spring and is still working on filling it with furniture and all the things they need. She has little extra money for these items, and any help would be appreciated.

Hand Sanitizer (4 pack)

Marlen is a mother from Honduras who is living with her children in Queens. Her daughter, Kimberly, joined her in the U.S. as an unaccompanied minor after she was threatened by gangs in her home town in Honduras and fled for her safety.Read More...

She is receiving social services from Catholic Charities in New York as she adjusts and maneuvers the justice system. Marlen has another child, a younger son, that is also living with them in their small apartment in Queens. Marlen recently lost her job when the restaurant she was working for closed due to the ongoing pandemic and is struggling to make ends meet to support her children. She is actively looking for work, but any help purchasing items her children need now would be appreciated at this time. As the school year approaches, Marlen especially needs help getting the required school supplies for her two children.

Paper Towels

Marlen is a mother from Honduras who is living with her children in Queens. Her daughter, Kimberly, joined her in the U.S. as an unaccompanied minor after she was threatened by gangs in her home town in Honduras and fled for her safety.Read More...

She is receiving social services from Catholic Charities in New York as she adjusts and maneuvers the justice system. Marlen has another child, a younger son, that is also living with them in their small apartment in Queens. Marlen recently lost her job when the restaurant she was working for closed due to the ongoing pandemic and is struggling to make ends meet to support her children. She is actively looking for work, but any help purchasing items her children need now would be appreciated at this time. As the school year approaches, Marlen especially needs help getting the required school supplies for her two children.