Ordinary people.
Collective power.
Unbreakable solidarity.

  • We stand against the systemic abuse and marginalization of immigrants and asylum seekers.

  • We are committed to restoring the dignity and humanity that has been stripped away from our neighbors.

  • Through storytelling, mutual aid, public education, direct assistance, we work alongside our community members to identify injustice at every level and offer help to those affected.

  • Like the honeybee, none of us can build the hive alone. But together through collective action, we create something strong enough to heal, restore, and protect.

Together, we are strong enough!

Our Model

Direct support for ALL immigrants through collective action in our community,
organized by Operation Honeybee.

We are committed to helping our dehumanized immigrant neighbors by:

  • Helping families locate food, clothing, safe housing, healthcare, transportation, childcare, schools, etc

  • Providing personalized resource navigation and following up until a family successfully connects with appropriate services.

  • Providing interpretation or connecting families with qualified interpreters and translated materials.

  • Helping families create emergency contact plans, childcare plans, medication lists, document packets, and other practical family-safety plans.

  • Distributing food, hygiene products, clothing, school supplies, household essentials, phones, transportation assistance, and other necessities.

  • Raising funds for qualifying families' rent, food, transportation, medical needs, or legitimate legal expenses.

  • Helping families remain connected and supported when a loved one is detained.

  • Sharing immigrant stories with privacy protections.

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We believe every person deserves dignity, safety, and respect, regardless of immigration status, nationality, language, race, religion, income, sexual orientation, gender identity or background.‍ ‍

Our Beliefs

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We believe families belong together and should not have to live in fear of unnecessary separation.

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We believe access to food, shelter, healthcare, education, legal information, and community support should be available to all.

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We believe people should be treated with kindness and afforded basic human rights and due process.‍ ‍

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We believe fear, shame, and language barriers should never prevent someone from seeking help.

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We believe meaningful support begins by listening and learning from those marginalized and persecuted in our community.

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We believe in shining a light on injustices in our community to demand accountability for those affected.‍ ‍

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We believe in educating the public about their constitutional right to due process, a right that belongs to every person regardless of immigration status.

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We believe small individual acts of courage, care, and solidarity can create lasting change within our community.

How you can help:

Fundraising and Donor Relations

  • Build and maintain relationships with donors, sponsors, and community supporters.

  • Organize fundraising efforts to support qualifying families with rent, food, transportation, healthcare, and legitimate legal expenses.

  • Coordinate donations of food, clothing, hygiene products, school supplies, household essentials, phones, and other necessities.

  • Keep donors informed about the impact of their contributions while protecting each family’s privacy.

  • Help families locate food, clothing, safe housing, healthcare, transportation, childcare, schools, and other essential services.

  • Provide personalized resource navigation and follow up until families successfully connect with appropriate support.

  • Provide interpretation assistance or connect families with qualified interpreters and translated materials.

  • Help families prepare emergency contacts, childcare plans, medication lists, document packets, and other practical safety plans.

  • Distribute essential supplies and coordinate transportation or other direct assistance.

  • Help families remain connected, informed, and supported when a loved one is detained.

Family Services

Outreach

  • Build relationships with local organizations, schools, healthcare providers, interpreters, and other community partners.

  • Share information about available services and connect families with trusted community resources.

  • Raise awareness by sharing immigrant stories with informed consent and appropriate privacy protections.

  • Help develop translated outreach materials that are accessible to the communities we serve.

Ready to get involved?‍ ‍
Volunteer with us! Reach out for more information on available roles and requirements.


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or group doing this work,
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