Help Josef’s Family Stay Safe and Housed This Summer
/Dear Friend,
When Josef served as a translator for the U.S. military in Afghanistan, he risked everything to support American troops. His work made him—and his family—a target when the country fell to the Taliban. Forced to flee for their lives, Josef, his wife, and their children resettled in Birmingham, Alabama with the hope of finding peace and safety.
With the help of Inspiritus, Josef and his wife secured jobs and began building a new life from scratch. But recently, their journey took another painful turn: their young daughter was diagnosed with a brain tumor. Josef and his wife have had to take unpaid time off work to care for her—putting them behind on rent and utility payments.
This summer, they need a lifeline.
With your help, we can provide emergency assistance to Josef’s family and dozens of others like them—refugees who have already lost so much and are doing everything they can to stay afloat.
Will you make a gift today to help Josef’s family keep their home and the lights on during this critical time?
In the last year alone, Inspiritus has served 5,380 refugees across Atlanta, Savannah, Nashville, and Birmingham—including 1,181 refugees from Afghanistan. As funding cuts take affect, our ability to meet their needs increasingly depends on donations from donors like you.
For over 40 years, Inspiritus has been there for refugees across the Southeast—from Atlanta to Birmingham, Savannah to Nashville—offering job assistance, emergency aid, youth programs, and more. But due to recent funding cuts, our ability to provide this support is at risk.
Your donation today will bring real, immediate relief to families like Josef’s who simply need a helping hand during a temporary crisis.
Thank you for your compassion and commitment.
With gratitude,
Virginia Spencer
Chief Development Officer
Inspiritus