Our immigrant neighbors are under attack. But together, we are creating safe communities, for them and for all of us.

Luis was tear gassed and watched his fellow students die during protests in his home country. He fled hear seeking asylum and is awaiting release on bond. We are helping his family raise those funds, which may reach $12,000.

We Belong to Each Other.

Tomas* and his young daughter were separated for over 2 months last summer. While his daughter continues to have nightmares, she is thriving in school. With our help, they recently moved into a shared apartment, where Tomas can finally cook full meals for his daughter and she can ride her bike on the sidewalk.

We Belong to Each Other.

Irma* and her two children had a lawyer who did not follow-through on their paperwork. We helped them find a good lawyer and paid for their consultation fee. Now, they feel hope about their path to regularized status.

We Belong to Each Other.

Since November of 2017, we have raised and distributed over $70,000 in support of our neighbors impacted by this country's unjust immigration system. In the summer of 2018, we reunited and resettled 5 families impacted by the US Family Separation Policy. We continue to provide significant support to them.

Be belong to each other. Join us in solidarity, community and hope!

The Neighbor Fund is administered by the Metrowest Worker Center (Casa), a 501(c)3 that supports and empowers immigrant workers. It receives no money from these donations. The Metrowest Immigrant Solidarity Network is a project of Casa that organizes allies to work in solidarity with vulnerable immigrants. If you want to learn more, email us. 

If you prefer to send a check, please make it out to "Metrowest Worker Center" with "Neighbor Fund" in the memo line and mail it to PO Box 409, Framingham, MA 01704.