Stories
Because every story matters
Ali’s Story
Photo Credit: Taryn Schultz Like many refugees, Ali Mohammed has never known a life without war. His homeland, Sudan, was at war when he was
How to Engage
Furaha, Leon’s wife, at the baby shower. When I have a meeting with someone at Refuge for the first time, I often warn them that
Play
Photo Credit: Joe Gonzales I confess that I love to play. And I really love it when I can give people some hope that they
Somayyah’s Story
Somayyah shows me the mug she found in the gift shop at The King Center in downtown Atlanta: “I have a dream that my four little children
The Minimum that Becomes the Maximum
Photo Credit: Tom Griscom Someone once called Refuge out for doing “the bare minimum.” To be honest, my first thought was, “Heck, yes, we do
Ahmad, Dreaming
I remember how I used to dream… As a young pharmacist in Damascus, I dreamed of starting a family, of establishing my own home, of
I’m looking for 100 new monthly Refuge Coffee donors!
Photo by Patrick Koltz – http://patrickkolts.com Here are five reasons why I—a fundraiser who really doesn’t love asking people for money—have zero qualms asking you
We Stand With You
To our African American neighbors: Because true welcome includes sitting at the table of sorrow with friends and neighbors… We stand with you.We ache with
5 Ways to Support Refuge Coffee…from your couch!
Thanks to all of you who have already donated to our Tip Jar campaign, ordered a latte at our drive-thru in Clarkston or for pick-up
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Ali’s Story
How to Engage
Play
Somayyah’s Story
The Minimum that Becomes the Maximum
Ahmad, Dreaming
I’m looking for 100 new monthly Refuge Coffee donors!
We Stand With You
5 Ways to Support Refuge Coffee…from your couch!
How’re you doing?
Meet James
Join Us For The Refuge Coffee Run
The Welcoming Community Meets the Beloved Community
What are we for
What 8,000 screaming people cannot do
Why Causes Matter
Hallowed Ground
What Love Requires
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