If you are looking to support families that have been affected by the recent raids of immigration and customs compliance with the United States, as well as the communities of local immigrants in need, it has a series of donation options, including organizations and the contribution of the voltage schedule.
Ice raids in recent days have impacted several communities in Los Angeles County, including the city of Los Angeles, Paramount, Culver City and Boyle Heights.
It is not clear exactly how many undocumented immigrants have affected the bone, but the White House said federal agents have arrested 330 immigrants in southern California and the central coast from the Weet of the raids on Friday.
Among those deported, the raids were José Ortiz, who worked for Ambiance Apparel, a warehouse in the Los Angeles fashion district, during the last 18 years. On Sunday, Jesús Cruz, 52, was arrested while working as a cleaner in Westchester Hand Wash. According to the reports, the ice agents on the coast had been presented in the fields of the farm and the packers from the central coast to the San Joaquín Valley.
The National Security Department published a list of nine men who, according to the Federal Agency, were arrested and have serious criminal record.
Since raids begged on Friday, several local and regional organizations begged to collect funds and donated articles to help those whose family members have been arrested or already deported. The aid also goes to the members of the immigrant community who live with fear of being dragged into future raids.
The YMCA
The YMCA provides attention and connections to protect children, young people and community members through food distribution, supplies and free mental health support. The New American Welcomo Center helps immigrants to “completely integrate into American society and prepare receptive communities to be welcoming and inclusive.”
You can offer your time as a volunteer in a YMCA participant location by sending an email to volunteer@ymcala.org.
Several YMCA locations are also non -perishable food foods (canned products, rice, pasta), personal hygiene items and essential elements for the home (toilet paper, laundry detergent, cleaning supplies), as well as items for babies and children.
It even currently provides its members of the immigrant community in Long Beach legal and edible resources in bags with more resources that will be added in the next few days.
In 2018, the first term of the Trump administration, the organization advocated that the city of Long Beach opened the Long Beach Justice Fund, which financed the pro bono legal representation for the undocumented residents of Long Beach faced with deportation orders.
The fund supported legal assistance for 40 residents of Long Beach. Even asking the city of Long Beach to reintegrate is in the program.
How can you help: You can support the organization’s efforts by making an online monetary donation.
Hope Immigrant Rights Project
The Hope Immigrant Rights Project currently has the staff available to receive calls from those who have arrested and detained at the Ice Processing Center Advanto and the Desert View Annex.
In collaboration with the Rapid Response Network, the organization is providing legal services, including Pro Bono representation, language translation services and references for the payment of bonds for arrested and detained waves.
How can you help: You can make an online monetary donation for the amount of your choice to support the organization’s efforts.
Not us without you is a basic beneficial organization aimed at providing food relief to undocumented hospitality workers during the COVID-19 pandemic.
His work has continued since then and now provides food security for 500 families months.
Currently, the organization is asking local restaurants or chefs to donate a meal to support mixed status families who need it and do not leave their homes out of fear of ice agents.
Interested restaurant partners can address us, not us without your Instagram account or complete this online contact form.
For those who are not in the restaurant industry that seek to support the organization’s efforts, they can make an online monetary donation.
