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.
Welcome Executive Director Glaydon de Freitas Read More »
Support a displaced Ukrainian’s flight to a safe home in Canada by donating to Miles4Migrants, who is working with the Canadian government to provide free flights.
Miles4Migrants stands in solidarity with those impacted by the unjustified and unprovoked Russian attacks on Ukraine. For those looking to help, we direct you to our partners, IRC, HIAS, and UNHCR, who will be actively working to help vulnerable and displaced persons in Ukraine. At this time, commercial flights are suspended in Ukraine. If our NGO partners submit flight requests for Ukrainians who have approval to travel in the future, we stand ready to assist. We continue to envision a world where displaced persons of all backgrounds find safety and community in their new homes.
An update from Miles4Migrants on the Ukraine-Russia crisis Read More »
After months of persistent work, our Booking Team was recently able to book our first successful flights out of Kabul. Why did it take so long? Here’s an inside look at all the work that can go into one successful flight to safety.
Miles4Migrants slowly resumes flights out of Kabul Read More »
We now accept cryptocurrency! Which kind? Almost all of them.* Cryptocurrency for good is here, and we’re excited to share the news with you. Whether you have Bitcoin, Ethereum, or any other major cryptocurrency, you can now donate it to support our work to reunite families with their loved ones around the world.
You can now donate your cryptocurrency to Miles4Migrants Read More »
Miles4Migrants believes that every Afghan evacuee should have access to a free ticket to their safe new home. To make this possible, it takes all of us taking action & chipping in.
Donate your frequent flyer miles to help asylum seekers and refugees, including Afghans, reach safe homes.
Starting this Pride Month, Uber is launching a ride credit fund that will assist Miles4Migrants in their mission of helping refugees and asylum seekers fly to safe homes, using donated frequent flyer miles and credit card points.
By Patrick Stouffer For a limited time, Aeroplan will match all donations to Miles4Migrants (and only Miles4Migrants), up to half a million points! That could represent dozens of reunification and relocation flights for asylum seekers and refugees. If you’ve been waiting for that perfect moment to donate your Aeroplan or Amex Membership Rewards Points —
This Week Only: Double Your Impact with Aeroplan Donation Matching Read More »
This week only, your American Express points can have double the impact reuniting refugee families– thanks to a match by Air Canada Aeroplan!
How your Amex points can have double the impact for a limited time Read More »