Amid conflict and displacement, a love story developed between Sudanese refugees *Mohamed and Akifa at Chad’s Oure Cassoni refugee camp. Their paths crossed, reigniting a childhood connection that evolved into a deep and lasting bond. Vows of Hope and Anticipation In 2004, Mohamed was forced to leave Sudan after violent clashes between the armed groups […]
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Miles4Migrants submitted a pledge to reunite 70,000 forcibly displaced individuals with their families by 2030, starting with an initial target of 10,000 next year. The commitment, announced during the Global Family Reunification Network (FRUN) in Geneva, Switzerland, aligns with the Roadmap 2030 on third-country solutions for refugees and the multistakeholder pledge to reunite at least
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Miles4Migrants is honored to announce that Mark Nasr, Executive Vice President of Marketing and Digital at Air Canada and President of Aeroplan, Air Canada’s award program, has joined its board of directors. Mr. Nasr’s appointment comes at a crucial time for Miles4Migrants, a non-profit organization committed to upholding human rights by eliminating transportation barriers for
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Miles4Migrants is pleased to announce that we have joined the Multistakeholder Pledge on Supporting Refugee Family Reunification. The pledge, launched this week by the Global Family Reunification Network (FRUN), is a global commitment to help at least 1 million refugees reunite with their families by 2030. Why Family Reunification Matters Family reunification is not just
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With the unwavering support of our donors and the exceptional work of our partner, Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) Canada, we brought a glimmer of hope to the Godeychuk family, who were forced to flee the war in Ukraine. They found safety and refuge in Canada, and we are grateful for the opportunity to be part
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Miles4Migrants recently participated in the 13th Annual Chicago Seminars, a gathering of points and miles enthusiasts. For three days, the Holiday Inn in Elk Grove, Illinois, buzzed with the energy of over 300 award travel enthusiasts, engaging in discussions and sessions with experts from the award travel community. Patrick Stouffer, Miles4Migrants’ Strategic Partnerships Manager, seized
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Miles4Migrants, JFS and SDRRN are collaborating to aid vulnerable asylum seekers in San Diego. Support our initiative to reunite families.
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Watch the incredible journey of a man who fled his homeland, Cameroon, seeking refuge and safety for his family.
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Miles4Migrants announces the appointment of a new Executive Director, Glaydon de Freitas, JD, LLM. De Freitas will continue the organization’s mission to alleviate the cost of travel for people impacted by war, persecution and disaster, while implementing impact strategies to meet the increased needs for the organization’s services around the world.
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Here at Miles4Migrants, one blessing we’re counting this year is the 4th anniversary of our first family reunion using frequent flyer miles. On November 1st 2016, Miles4Migrants reunited a Syrian family in their new home of Belgium using frequent flyer miles.
Our first family reunion: Where are they now? Read More »