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Working With the Best Partners 

The Concordia branch of Help4Refugees is affiliated with the international humanitarian NGO of the same name, led by Mr. Jordan Hattar. Our initiative works closely with Mr. Hattar to ensure transparency, accountability, and effective collaboration in all our efforts. We are grateful for the support of additional partner organizations whose financial contributions help sustain our mission and make meaningful impact possible.

Help4Refugees 

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Concordia Fund

Bake No Limit (BNL)

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YiJian Library

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Help4Refugees is a humanitarian organization dedicated to being an international voice for refugees by listening to their stories, understanding their needs, and advocating on their behalf. The organization focuses on identifying and delivering the greatest needs of displaced people, particularly through outreach, storytelling, education, and speaking engagements that connect refugee experiences with global communities. Help4Refugees also collaborates with schools and partners to raise awareness, foster empathy, and inspire action in support of refugee dignity and wellbeing.

The Concordia Fund supports student and faculty enrichment and outreach initiatives that have provided expanded learning experiences and opportunities for students to use their education to help others.

BNL is a Concordia club that gathers students with baking interests together. The club participates in various opportunities to sell their self-made desserts and donates the profits to Help4Refugees annually. 

Yijian Library is a community-based library in Shanghai that brings together reading, culture, and social connection through its diverse programs and welcoming spaces. Beyond serving as a library, it provides a platform for cultural exchange, workshops, talks, and community events. Yijian Library supports by providing the space for Through Their Eyes, enabling us to share refugee stories and perspectives with a wider audience.

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