In a small town in southern Sweden, Ingrid Wallin chose compassion over comfort—spending her inheritance to give a child a home. Her story inspires RefugeRoot’s “Safe Shelter” project today.

Loaves and Fish for Children Some problems feel impossible because they return every week: food prices rise, income is unstable, and vulnerable children feel the impact first. At RefugeRoot, we’ve learned that the most powerful help is the kind that keeps working—quietly, consistently, and sustainably. That’s why Loaves and Fish for Children exists: a practical...

Diagnosed with sickle cell disease at birth, Kris S. missed many school days—but never stopped playing. His resilience inspired RefugeRoot’s “Keys of Hope” for children in Togo.

With no formal education and almost no resources, Agossou Kanassohou fought for her children’s future. Her legacy inspires RefugeRoot’s education project for widows in Kpomassè, Benin.

RefugeRoot is partnering with a children’s home in Lomé to provide free music education—music theory and instruments—to about 20 children through Keys of Hope.

RefugeRoot is building practical pathways of hope—through music education in Lomé, women’s empowerment in Kpomassè, and safe shelter for vulnerable children. Here’s what we’re working on next—and how you can be part of it.