Despite all our efforts, Texas legislators recently passed some of the harshest anti-immigrant legislation in recent history (Lawsuits challenging these bills are pending.) The only real solution for the humanitarian crisis…
We would like to thank Texas Giving Machines, our supporters, and our wonderful IWC volunteers for coming out on Sunday, December 3—the final day the Texas Giving Machines were at…
Molly Hardwick, the IWC’s second Volunteer Recruiter, will be leaving the IWC at the end of the month to devote herself full-time to pursuing her master’s in social work. Molly’s…
The IWC served 40,279 people between January and November 2023. The 2023 monthly average was 3,662. In November 2023 alone, the IWC served 4,314 individuals at the bus station and…
“Holy Family of the Streets,” by Kelly Latimore. Image courtesy of Kelly Latimore Need some inspiration for the coming Holy Days? Need something to ground you, something to widen your spiritual…
“Each time a [hu]man stands up for an ideal, or acts to improve the lot of others, or strikes out against injustice, [they send] forth a tiny ripple of hope…”…
Seven-year-old Chanel and her sister Adriana, age 10, both unaccompanied minors traveling alone from Honduras, sit among other asylum-seeking children as they await to be transported to a U.S. border…
By Minerva Briones I have four Granddaughters. The other day at the Greyhound bus station during my shift (3 p.m. – 8 p.m.), we welcomed 62 children—with their parents, of…
Rebekah Shinkle will be collecting data for IWC. She came to IWC through Workability and has experience in data collection and a strong background in Excel, Word, Google Docs and…
We are mission-driven. The Interfaith Welcome Coalition is a faith-based movement meeting the changing needs ofasylum-seekers, refugees, and at-risk immigrants in collaboration with others. Our name says it all.The Interfaith…