The Order of St. George believes in practicing Chivalry through acts of compassion and works of charity.

Recognized as the first secular Order of Knighthood started in Hungary in 1326 by King Karoly Robert. The Order of St. George is a 501c3 charity in the USA and an international charity in Canada and the UK. As an NGO, since 2015, we have had special consultative with the UN ECOSOC and participate in the Congress of NGO's. We are pleased to support Infinitus Salvator in their work to resettle Afghan Refugees.

The current priority is 40 at-risk Afghans. This group of 6 families arrived in Prishtina, Kosovo, in mid-October 2024. These families were part of a larger group of 96 refugees relocated but fortunately Infinitus Salvator has been able to transfer 56 people to their final refugee asylum countries. This group is the last remnants of 360-plus at-risk Afghans who were evacuated from Afghanistan. The group includes persecuted religious families, persecuted journalists, former interpreters, woman rights activists, and two single-female-led families. This final group includes 20 females, 15 children (under 18), and a wheelchair-bound paraplegic.

Support for these families includes:

Obtaining travel documents (valid passports, approved visas, birth certificates, etc.)
Secure accommodation, including safe houses in Afghanistan and self-serve apartments in Kosovo.
Sustainment initially took the form of safe food deliveries, and currently, monthly food stipends allow families to prepare their own food.
Health care, in case of emergencies.
Incidental costs, including sim cards for each family to allow effective communication with the operating team.
Travel (via road or commercial air) to their final refugee asylum destinations.

Our current monthly sustainment cost hovers around $13 per person per day or $375 per month. Any donations that can be provided that would allow us to continue this mission and ensure the safety, security and well-being of this last group of Afghan refugees would be sincerely appreciated.

Efforts are underway to secure final resettlement for the remaining six families in three countries in Europe (France, Italy and Portugal). Unfortunately, the bureaucracy involved in processing these refugee visa cases is more than just slow. It is anticipated that it will take 3-6 months to finalize processing for this last group of at-risk Afghans.
Your kind consideration to pulse your network for support towards our last group of at-risk Afghan families to ensure their safety, security, well-being, and dignity would be greatly appreciated

Afghan Refugees

By Intl Knightly Order of St George N American Grand Commandery, Inc

Afghan Refugees

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