When individuals are imprisoned, persecuted, or targeted for peacefully expressing their beliefs, it is often their families who bear the greatest burden. Humanitarian family support can help address the emotional trauma, financial hardship, social isolation, and uncertainty they face—often with little or no support.
Hope Without Borders Network Campaign
A three-month fundraising campaign amplifying the voices of families affected by persecution, imprisonment, and displacement.
Fundraising Goal
Campaign Ends
December 31, 2026
About the Campaign
From October 1–December 31, 2026, Hope Without Borders (HWB) will launch a three-month fundraising campaign dedicated to amplifying the voices of families affected by persecution, imprisonment, and displacement.
Through public outreach, community engagement, and humanitarian advocacy, HWB will help bring the experiences and urgent needs of affected families to the attention of broader communities and decision-makers.
Your support will help us create opportunities for families to share their stories, increase public awareness of their experiences, and connect their humanitarian needs with people and communities who can make a difference.
Through this month-long campaign, HWBN is bringing attention to human rights concerns in Iran and the experiences of families affected by imprisonment and executions. Beginning in Washington, D.C., the campaign will continue in New York and other cities to help educate the public and amplify awareness.
Together, we can raise awareness, amplify voices, and stand in solidarity with families affected by human rights violations.



Families facing hardship may also experience stress, grief, trauma, and emotional challenges. When appropriate resources and qualified volunteers are available, we aim to connect individuals and families with emotional and trauma support, guidance, relevant resources, and services.
