by Kait Van Riper | Sep 28, 2022 | All Stories, Hope Through Aid, On The Ground
Back to school season is upon us, and with it, comes school lunches and after-school snacks. While many of us have the luxury to buy a school lunch,or pack our child a nutritious meal from home, refugee families are one of the most vulnerable groups of people impacted... 
by Jen Lyons | May 28, 2022 | All Stories, On The Ground
We wanted to take a moment to update you, our generous supporters and volunteers, on the work we’ve been able to do–and continue to do–in response to the crisis in Ukraine. Within hours of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Carry the Future’s... 
by Kait Van Riper | Sep 28, 2020 | All Stories, Do Something, Hope Through Aid, On The Ground
With a year consisting of a global pandemic, societal tensions, and environmental disasters, it’s easy to forget to look beyond our own backyards—especially when we’ve been homebound for months. Around the world, people are suffering. Currently, the people... 
by Jen Lyons | Jun 18, 2020 | All Stories, Hope Through Aid, On The Ground, Team Stories
As we observe World Refugee Day, Carry the Future wanted to take a moment to describe work that is still being done to serve refugees, despite the current situation with Covid-19. Read on for a description of the important work being done at Casa Alitas. Once located... 
by Kait Van Riper | Apr 6, 2020 | All Stories, On The Ground
At Carry the Future, we are concerned about the welfare of everyone during this pandemic. As we’ve been reminded, the entire human race is connected. Those reminders have come to us in many ways—through the ways we’ve shown unity but also through the ways particularly... 
by Jen Lyons | Oct 10, 2019 | All Stories, Hope Through Aid, On The Ground, Team Stories
This week, Team 60 is providing aid for refugees in Greece. Much-needed strollers were distributed to refugees along their journey to the Vial Camp. However, Team 60 also received a stark reminder of why aid and hope are so vital to refugees. Read on for an update...