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Summer 2025 Newsletter

Charlottesville Family: Interview with Kari Miller, CEO and Founder of International Neighbors

NBC29: Charlottesville High School senior receives college scholarship

CBS19: Charlottesville High School senior receives life-changing scholarship

International Neighbors hosts coat drive to support refugees

WVIR29: International Neighbors hosts coat drive to support refugees

NBC29: Refugee family receives free car

NBC29: Refugee Family Receives Free Car from International Neighbors

NBC29 Afghans Reunite

NBC29: An Afghan family reunites after months of separation

Afghans Struggle to Settle in Charlottesville

NBC29: Afghans Struggle to Settle in Charlottesville

NBC 29: International Neighbors helping refugee families in Charlottesville form lifelong bonds

WASHINGTON POST: Immigrants who are first-time voters know how much is at stake next week

CVILLE: Helping hand: International Neighbors supports refugee families during the pandemic

SLATE: When Learning Pods Came to Greenbrier Elementary

DAILY PROGRESS: Local organizations step in to fill gaps for working families

DAILY PROGRESS: Charlottesville schools ask COVID-19 committee to draft models for return to in-person learning

CHARLOTTESVILLE TOMORROW: City parents explore small in-person group, ‘learning pods,’ for students this fall

NBC29: Lemonade stand raising money for charities around central Virginia

CHARLOTTESVILLE TOMORROW: Shockwaves of COVID-19 shutdowns hits region’s immigrant community

C-VILLE WEEKLY: We love Charlottesville, but…

NBC29: Charlottesville businesses holding diaper drive to help refugees

NBC29: International Neighbors Charlottesville program helps refugees sew

CVILLE: Social fabric: Restored sewing machines are a lifeline for refugees

CVILLE: No room to grow: In a tight real estate market, a family of seven makes do with 860 square feet

NPR: 90 Days To Start A New Life: For Refugees In The U.S., What Happens Next?

CHARLOTTESVILLE INSIDE OUT: International Neighbors

IN HER COMPANY: Her Business: International Neighbors

CHARLOTTESVILLE TOMORROW: International Neighbors

CHARLOTTESVILLE TOMORROW: Youth committee awards $10,000 to refugee assistance group

CBS19: Coin drive, artisan pop-up shop benefit International Neighbors

CBS19: Backpack Buddies sees increase in demand for school supplies

CBS19: Family of pop-up lemonade stand gives profits to charity

CBS19: Family gets new heat pump from AHIP, Beck Cohen