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Immigrant and refugee services to welcome, advocate, and empower.

We are united for a world
of just and welcoming communities.

Today, you can take action to support FaithAction’s work with new neighbors—immigrant and refugee families—this Holiday Season as an advocate, a volunteer, and as a donor.

For 25 years, FaithAction has been an important partner and resource in Guilford County, North Carolina and across the nation. Learn more about the Journey of Action we are taking today.

Our Programs & Services

Immigrant Assistance Center
FaithAction serves and advocates alongside over 3,000 new immigrants and refugees and their families from over 60 diverse nations each year with various services including basic needs and legal support.
FaithAction ID Program and Network

FaithAction and FaithAction ID network partners have provide ID cards to individuals who may not currently have access to government issued forms of ID, including new immigrants and refugees, homeless and elderly individuals, those recently returning from jail, and others who believe in a diverse and inclusive community.

Stranger to Neighbor Programs

Our Stranger to Neighbor Congregations Initiative builds transformational relationships between theologically and culturally diverse faith communities through four steps – education, exchange, faith in action, and telling the story.

Education and Trainings

FaithAction provides over 75
“Stranger to Neighbor” trainings
and presentations each year to schools, social service and health agencies, faith communities, city departments, nonprofits, and businesses.

Our Neighbors, Our Communities

The more we know one another the more likely we are to care about one another. The more we care about one another, the more likely we are to serve, love, and protect each other.

Download our 2022 Impact Report.

Latest News And Events

Empowering Change on MLK Jr. Service Day: Students Take Action Against Food Insecurity

The FaithAction team joined by UNCG students recognized Martin Luther King Jr. Day by actively organizing our pantry to address local food insecurities.

Our First Stranger to Neighbor Congregations Dinner this March

Reverend Brandon Dockery, our devoted Interfaith Program Manager, extends a sacred invitation to join us for the inaugural Stranger to Neighbor Congregations Dinner.

Music and Dancing for February’s Danzon Night!

Get ready to kick up your heels and sway to the rhythm at our upcoming Danzon Night—an evening filled with music, dance, and joyful connections.