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Last Updated on April 30, 2025.

As President Trump continues to enact harmful policies that detrimentally impact the immigrant members of our communities, coming together to support one another is more important than ever. In this spirit, below are some state-level organizations that you can stay connected with in order to provide tangible support to your immigrant neighbors–or that you can find support from yourself. Additionally, we have provided some nationwide organizations and resources to help keep you and your community informed, safe, and connected to support.

We highly encourage you to look for other local mutual aid groups and organizations in your area geared towards Latinx, Asian, Middle Eastern, African, and Caribbean communities. While Win Without War will continue to work hard to keep our network informed on some of the worst actions being taken against immigrant communities, connecting with local groups is the best way to stay updated on what is going on in your community and how you can help–whether that be through donating food and basic necessities, volunteering to help run know-your-rights trainings, or more.

Nationwide Resources

• Informed Immigrant – Provides extensive written resources regarding detention/deportation, healthcare, education, etc and runs a directory for finding legal assistance
• KYR App – Reads your rights out loud to ICE officers, allows you to send a text message to pre-set contacts in the case of potential detainment, and helps you develop a preparedness plan
• Immigration Advocates Network – Directory for immigration legal services
• I Need an A – Provides information on how immigrants of various statuses can obtain abortions and what considerations to keep in mind when seeking reproductive care
• Migrant Clinicians Network  –  Connects patients who have recently moved and have ongoing health concerns (such as chronic illnesses) to providers in their area; gives support, guidance, and resources to clinicians looking to serve immigrant members of their community
• Immigration Justice Campaign – Trains volunteer lawyers to provide pro bono legal services to people facing immigration-related issues
• Immigrant Legal Resource Center – Provides training materials to immigration lawyers nationwide, educates organizers, and engages in advocacy; provides know-your-rights resources
• UnidosUS – provides assistance with applying for citizenship, applying to vote, and enrolling in healthcare; has know-your-rights resources

State-Specific Resources

Arizona

• Mutual Aid Phoenix – Join to help your community in Phoenix through mutual aid and support
• Florence Immigration and Refugee Project – Donate and volunteer to support this organization that provides free legal and social services to immigrants in Arizona

California

• National Day Laborer Organizing Network – Volunteer, donate, sign petitions, and engage in other ways to support day laborers, migrants, and low-wage workers in California
• Asian Law Alliance – Volunteer to support this organization that provides legal services to Asian immigrants in the Bay Area who may be facing deportation, detention, or other legal difficulties
• We All We Got SD – Donate and volunteer to help provide food and other necessities to members of your community in San Diego
• Mutual Aid Los Angeles Network – Directory of Mutual Aid and other community-centered groups throughout Los Angeles

Colorado

• Rocky Mountain Immigrant Advocacy Network – Donate, volunteer, and sign up for the mailing list for this organization that provides free legal services to immigrant children and adults facing detention
• Colorado Immigrant Rights Coalition – Volunteer and donate through this coalition consisting of 95+ organizations across Colorado who provide legal assistance, conduct advocacy, conduct know-your-rights sessions, and more
• Cats Not Cops – Volunteer and donate items to this mutual aid group that runs a food bank, serves fresh meals multiple days a week, and more in Denver
• Casa de Paz – Volunteer and donate to this organization that provides temporary housing for recent releases, organizes visitations, and sends letters to immigrants being detained in the Aurora detention center

D.C.

• Food Justice DMV – Donate and volunteer with this organization that delivers food, clothes, and even furniture to immigrants in the DC, Maryland, and Virginia area
• Migrant Solidarity Mutual Aid Network – Donate and volunteer through this mutual aid coalition that provides food, necessities, and helps resettle recently arrived immigrants in the DC area

Florida

• Neighborhood Fridge – Volunteer and donate with this mutual aid network that runs free fridges and pantries in Central Florida
• Florida Immigration Law & Justice Center – Donate to this organization that provides free legal assistance to immigrants
• Florida Immigration Coalition – Volunteer and donate to this organization that provides free legal assistance and know-your-rights training to immigrant communities in Florida

Georgia

• Access to Law – Provides free legal assistance to immigrants looking to adjust their status, applying for naturalization, attending asylum hearings, facing detention, etc
• Atlanta Community Food Bank – Volunteer and donate to this food bank that distributes food to families across Atlanta and north Georgia

Illinois

• National Immigrant Justice Center – Donate and volunteer with this organization that provides legal representation to undocumented immigrants being detained in Illinois, Wisconsin, Kentucky, and Indiana
• Community Kitchen Chicago – Detailed list of food distribution organizations, pantries, community fridges, and mutual aid groups you can volunteer with and donate to

Michigan

• Southwest Detroit Immigrant and Refugee Center – Donate and volunteer to this organization that provides free and low-cost legal services to immigrants looking to settle in Detroit, helps them find low-cost housing, and helps immigrant businesses owners obtain necessary resources
• Michigan Immigrants Rights Center – Donate to this organization that provides free legal assistance and legal advice to unaccompanied children, immigrants with mental health issues facing deportation, and more
• East Side Mutual Aid – Donate and volunteer with this mutual aid group that distributes necessities and food to members of the Detroit community

Nevada

• Northern Nevada Legal Center – Donate or volunteer with this organization that provides free legal assistance to immigrants looking to adjust their status, applying for naturalization, attending asylum hearings, etc
• Family Soup Mutual Aid – Volunteer and donate to this mutual aid group that distributes food to members of the Reno community

New Jersey

• Make the Road NJ – Join and participate in this organization that provides pro-bono legal representation to immigrants, runs welcome centers welcoming new migrants to New Jersey and helping them get established, and much more
• New Jersey Alliance for Immigrant Justice – Donate to this immigrant coalition that engages in advocacy and organizes its members to advance immigrant rights at the state level

New Mexico

• Albuquerque Mutual Aid – Donate and volunteer with this mutual aid group that distributes food and necessities to members of the Albuquerque community
• New Mexico Immigrant Law Center – Donate and volunteer with this organization that provides free legal assistance to immigrants looking to adjust their status, applying for naturalization, attending asylum hearings, facing detention, etc

New York

• Make the Road – Donate, volunteer, and become a member of this organization that provides community programs, education, legal aid, and dinners to immigrants in NYC
• Mutual Aid NYC – A detailed list of mutual aid groups and other community resources
• DocumentedNY – Comprehensive guides for navigating life in NYC for immigrants (guides includes subjects such as workers rights, finances, food insecurity, etc)

Pennsylvania

• Philly Socialists – Donate and volunteer with this group that delivers groceries to vulnerable groups, runs a community garden, and offers events such as ICE defense training
• Mutual Aid Philly – Donate and volunteer with this mutual aid group that delivers groceries and provides financial assistance to members of the Philadelphia community
• Pennsylvania Immigration Resource Center – Donate and volunteer with this organization that provides free legal services for family members facing deportation as well as unaccompanied children
• Pennsylvania Immigration Coalition – Donate and volunteer with this immigrant-led coalition that engages in advocacy work to advance immigrant rights
• Philly We Rise – A detailed directory of mutual aid groups and other helpful resources

Texas

• Austin Mutual Aid – Donate and volunteer with this mutual aid group that distributes food to members of the Austin community
• American Gateways – Donate and volunteer with this organization that provides free legal assistance to immigrants in Austin, San Antonio, and Waco looking to adjust their status, applying for naturalization, applying for/renew protections, attending asylum hearings, etc
• Raices Texas – Donate and volunteer with this organization that provides free legal assistance to immigrants and runs a bond fund for individuals detained in Texas
• Human Rights Initiative of North Texas – Donate and volunteer with this organization that provides free legal assistance to immigrants in Austin, San Antonio, and Waco looking to adjust their status, applying for naturalization, applying for/renew protections, attending asylum hearings, etc

April 30, 2025