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The Political Landscape and the work of CTCC As many may know, there have been a remarkable number of policy changes coming from the new administration in Washington, D.C. that affect the status of immigrants. The Humanitarian Parole programs for United for Ukraine has been paused and the CHNV (Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, Venezuela) parole program has been terminated. Applications for alternate status such as Temporary Protective Status have been restricted, paused, or terminated. We know that further executive orders aimed at reducing the number of immigrants in the country may still be forthcoming. These changes impact most of the families welcomed and resettled by CTCC and we are, of course, very concerned for their futures. Furthermore, it throws into turmoil the lives of all who are seeking safety and refuge in our country. Called to Care, Canandaigua stands with those we have welcomed. We continue to seek their welfare and offer support in any way we are able, regardless of the political climate. We welcome your participation in our efforts and invite you to reach out to us to learn how you might assist.
The Political Landscape and the work of CTCC As many may know, there have been a remarkable number of policy changes coming from the new administration in Washington, D.C. that affect the status of immigrants. The Humanitarian Parole programs for United for Ukraine has been paused and the CHNV (Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, Venezuela) parole program has been terminated. Applications for alternate status such as Temporary Protective Status have been restricted, paused, or terminated. We know that further executive orders aimed at reducing the number of immigrants in the country may still be forthcoming. These changes impact most of the families welcomed and resettled by CTCC and we are, of course, very concerned for their futures. Furthermore, it throws into turmoil the lives of all who are seeking safety and refuge in our country. Called to Care, Canandaigua stands with those we have welcomed. We continue to seek their welfare and offer support in any way we are able, regardless of the political climate. We welcome your participation in our efforts and invite you to reach out to us to learn how you might assist.
The Political Landscape and the work of CTCC As many may know, there have been a remarkable number of policy changes coming from the new administration in Washington, D.C. that affect the status of immigrants. The Humanitarian Parole programs for United for Ukraine has been paused and the CHNV (Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, Venezuela) parole program has been terminated. Applications for alternate status such as Temporary Protective Status have been restricted, paused, or terminated. We know that further executive orders aimed at reducing the number of immigrants in the country may still be forthcoming. These changes impact most of the families welcomed and resettled by CTCC and we are, of course, very concerned for their futures. Furthermore, it throws into turmoil the lives of all who are seeking safety and refuge in our country. Called to Care, Canandaigua stands with those we have welcomed. We continue to seek their welfare and offer support in any way we are able, regardless of the political climate. We welcome your participation in our efforts and invite you to reach out to us to learn how you might assist.
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We are thrilled to announce that CTCC has officially been granted 501(c)(3) nonprofit status! This designation marks a significant milestone in our mission, allowing us to expand our impact, pursue new funding opportunities, and offer tax-deductible giving options to our supporters. As a recognized nonprofit, we are more committed than ever to serving our community and driving meaningful change.
Any contribution, big or small, allows us to continue our mission of promoting and facilitating the resettlement of refugees in Canandaigua. Thank you for your contribution; you are making a difference. Monies received are not give directly to the client but are used by CTCC to provide housing, transportation, clothing, food, medical care, household items, and any any costs related to registering for work permits, social security and other necessary documents.
If you prefer to mail a check, please make it out to Called to Care Canandaigua.
Mail to : CTCC, PO Box 885, Canandaigua, NY 14424
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Cheryl Drake
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Shannon Hicks
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Donna Cotter
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Meg Huff
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Sonya Brooks
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Janet Olexy
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Diane Olivet
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Leslie Tomanovich
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