USCRI stands with migrants, refugees, and returnees, offering support for their safety, new opportunities, and a future in which they can live with dignity and hope.
US Committee for Refugees and Immigrants Inc moves large-scale federal and partner-network funds through refugee, immigrant, and trafficking-response services rather than making a small number of discretionary awards. Its biggest recent payments were agency payments to Unified Administrators LLC in Las Vegas, including $87,374,687 in 2025 and $84,621,854 in 2024, showing the size of the systems it supports. The foundation’s work reaches across resettlement, legal and health services, anti-trafficking services, and support for unaccompanied children, with delivery often routed through local providers and multi-site networks. That pattern fits the organization’s stated role with migrants, refugees, and returnees: helping people with safety, new opportunities, and pathways to live with dignity and hope. Recent payments also show major support for YMCA International Services in Houston and for local intermediary organizations such as ICF Incorporated LLC in Fairfax and Harris County in Houston. The recent-grants list is dominated by operating-scale agency payments rather than traditional project microgrants, which makes US Committee for Refugees and Immigrants Inc look less like a conventional regranting foundation and more like a national program administrator and funder-partner.
A central theme in the foundation’s work is refugee resettlement. It paid $7,421,974 in 2025 to International Institute of St Louis for agency payments, alongside other resettlement-linked payments to Nationalities Services Center in Philadelphia and International Institute of New England in Boston. Health is another visible area. US Committee for Refugees and Immigrants Inc gave $4,199,212 in 2025 to Mary’s Center for Maternal and Childcare Inc in Washington, DC, and its program portfolio includes refugee health promotion, medical screening, and medical and mental health navigation. The organization also funds anti-trafficking work through its trafficking victim assistance program. That program serves foreign national survivors of trafficking with trauma-informed case management and needs-based financial assistance, and it accepts unsolicited applications from partner or provider organizations.
$274.5M
$133.9M
$403.5M
$394.9M
Most grants fall between $35K and $1.1M, with a median of $150K.
25th Percentile
$35K
Median
$150K
75th Percentile
$1.1M
About 5% of grants go to recipients in CA.
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Typical grant size is $34,879 at the 25th percentile, $150,029 at the median, and $1,136,178 at the 75th percentile, but the recent grants list also includes agency payments in the tens of millions. The pattern is dominated by repeat relationships across years: several recipients reappear in 2023, 2024, and 2025, including large network partners and local service providers. US Committee for Refugees and Immigrants Inc is a Regular Funder and does not fund individuals or make program-related investments. The organization’s grantmaking appears to be executed through national programs and partner networks rather than open, universal application processes.
Grantmaking is national, with every listed recipient in the United States. California is the top state by grant count, and the recent-grants list includes recipients in Anaheim and Los Angeles. Other frequently appearing recipient cities include Houston, Philadelphia, Boston, Miami, St. Louis, Highland Park, and Washington, DC. The headquarters is in Arlington, Virginia, but only 5% of grants go to recipients in Virginia, indicating that giving is spread across the country rather than concentrated at headquarters.
Its listed programs include refugee resettlement, immigration legal services, refugee and immigrant health, anti-human trafficking services, services for unaccompanied children, behavioral health support, capacity building and training, policy and advocacy, and several federal program networks such as Reception & Placement, Matching Grant, Preferred Communities, and Refugee Health Promotion.
Some program channels do and some do not. The Trafficking Victim Assistance Program notes that partner or provider applications are handled by USCRI and that it accepts unsolicited applications. By contrast, the Matching Grant, Preferred Communities, Refugee Health Promotion, and Reception & Placement programs are not listed as accepting unsolicited applications.
The reported distribution is $34,879 at the 25th percentile, $150,029 at the median, and $1,136,178 at the 75th percentile. The recent grants list also shows much larger agency payments, including awards above $80 million.
Grantmaking is national, but California has the highest grant count among states. The recent-grants list includes recipients in Anaheim and Los Angeles, while only 5% of grants go to recipients in Virginia, where the headquarters is located.
Yes. Several recipients appear in multiple years, including YMCA International Services in Houston, Harris County in Houston, International Institute of New England in Boston, Youth Co-op Inc in Miami, and Interfaith-RISE in Highland Park, New Jersey. That suggests ongoing relationships rather than one-off awards.
ESKINDER NEGASH
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
Current and upcoming funding from Us Committee for Refugees and Immigrants that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Service provider organizations that can deliver trauma-informed case management and direct financial assistance to trafficking survivors; survivors served must meet HHS/OTIP Certification or Eligibility criteria.
Deadline: Not accepting new applications at this time; no deadline specified.
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Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| UNIFIED ADMINISTRATORS LLC | LAS VEGAS, NV | $87,374,687 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| YMCA INTERNATIONAL SERVICES | HOUSTON, TX | $19,297,684 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| ICF INCORPORATED LLC | FAIRFAX, VA | $15,166,377 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| HARRIS COUNTY | HOUSTON, TX | $7,459,209 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF ST LOUIS | ST LOUIS, MO | $7,421,974 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| YOUTH CO-OP INC | MIAMI, FL | $7,175,735 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF NEW ENGLAND | BOSTON, MA | $6,736,472 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| NATIONALITIES SERVICES CENTER- PHILLADELPHIA | PHILADELPHIA, PA | $6,019,772 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| CHILDREN'S BUREAU (ALL FOR KIDS) | ANAHEIN, CA | $6,011,702 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| JEWISH VOCATIONAL SERVICES | KANSAS CITY, MO | $5,161,869 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| INTERFAITH-RISE | HIGHLAND PARK, NJ | $4,665,880 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| MARY'S CENTER FOR MATERNAL AND CHILDCARE INC | WASHINGTON, DC | $4,199,212 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| THE REFORMED CHURCH OF HIGHLAND PARK AHC | HIGHLAND PARK, NJ | $4,180,433 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| CAMBA INC | BROOKLYN, NY | $3,760,133 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| HEARTLAND ALLIANCE FOR HUMAN NEEDS AND HR- CHICAGO | CHICAGO, IL | $3,662,270 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| HELLO NEIGHBOR | PITTSBURGH, PA | $3,418,601 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF AKRON | AKRON, OH | $3,274,730 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF MINNESOTA | ST PAUL, MN | $3,180,006 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| RAICES | SAN ANTONIO, TX | $3,065,563 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF LA | GLENDALE, CA | $2,919,525 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF RHODE ISLAND | PROVIDENCE, RI | $2,767,298 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| CITY OF AUSTIN HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES | AUSTIN, TX | $2,409,342 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| BEXAR COUNTY | SAN ANTONIO, TX | $2,407,702 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF BUFFALO | BUFFALO, NY | $2,396,290 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| REACT DC INC | ALEXANDRAI, VA | $2,381,499 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| CATHERINE MCAULEY CENTER | CEDAR RAPIDS, IA | $2,249,932 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| DALLAS COUNTY | HOUSTON, TX | $2,239,733 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| WESTERN KENTUCKY RMA- BOWLING GREEN | BOWLING GREEN, KY | $2,131,561 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| INTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE INC | NEW YORK, NY | $1,930,587 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF LOWELL | LOWELL, MA | $1,808,702 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF WISCONSIN | MILWAUKEE, WI | $1,738,435 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| JEWISH FAMILY SERVICES - LA | METAIRIE, LA | $1,720,805 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| LAO FAMILY COMM DEVELOPMENT | SACRAMENTO, CA | $1,616,271 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| TARRANT COUNTY | FORT WORH, TX | $1,609,652 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE | MANCHESTER, NH | $1,607,903 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| CONNECTICUT INSTITUTE FOR REFUGEES AND IMMIGRANTS | BRIDGEPORT, CT | $1,603,243 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| V-TECH SOLUTIONS INC | WASHINGTON, DC | $1,526,012 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE SOUTHWEST MISSOURI | SPRINGFIELD, MO | $1,498,136 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| VECRA INC | LANHAM, MD | $1,483,010 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| THE CHILDREN'S VILLAGE | DOBBS FERRY, NY | $1,370,881 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF LOS ANGELES | LOS ANGELES, CA | $1,305,026 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| YMCA OF GREATER HOUSTON | HOUSTON, TX | $1,250,348 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| AMPAA | FAIRFAX STATION, VA | $1,249,222 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| ANSAR OF PITTSBURGH | PITTSBURG, PA | $1,164,944 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| NORTHERN NEVADA INT'L CENTER -RENO NV | RENO, NV | $1,153,397 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| IMMIGRANT AND REFUGEE COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION | PORTLAND, OR | $1,126,579 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| COPTIC ORTHODOX CHARITIES INC | CLEARWATER, FL | $1,039,054 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| THE DESA GROUP INC | COLUMBIA, SC | $1,016,548 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| CATHOLIC CHARITIES ARCHDIOCESE OF SAN ANTONIO | SAN ANTONIO, TX | $973,209 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
| FAMIL | MCLEAN, VA | $907,520 | 2025 | AGENCY PAYMENTS |
UNIFIED ADMINISTRATORS LLC
$87,374,687AGENCY PAYMENTS
YMCA INTERNATIONAL SERVICES
$19,297,684AGENCY PAYMENTS
ICF INCORPORATED LLC
$15,166,377AGENCY PAYMENTS
HARRIS COUNTY
$7,459,209AGENCY PAYMENTS
INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF ST LOUIS
$7,421,974AGENCY PAYMENTS
YOUTH CO-OP INC
$7,175,735AGENCY PAYMENTS
INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF NEW ENGLAND
AGENCY PAYMENTS
NATIONALITIES SERVICES CENTER- PHILLADELPHIA
$6,019,772AGENCY PAYMENTS
CHILDREN'S BUREAU (ALL FOR KIDS)
$6,011,702AGENCY PAYMENTS
JEWISH VOCATIONAL SERVICES
$5,161,869AGENCY PAYMENTS
INTERFAITH-RISE
$4,665,880AGENCY PAYMENTS
MARY'S CENTER FOR MATERNAL AND CHILDCARE INC
$4,199,212AGENCY PAYMENTS
THE REFORMED CHURCH OF HIGHLAND PARK AHC
$4,180,433AGENCY PAYMENTS
CAMBA INC
$3,760,133AGENCY PAYMENTS
HEARTLAND ALLIANCE FOR HUMAN NEEDS AND HR- CHICAGO
$3,662,270AGENCY PAYMENTS
HELLO NEIGHBOR
$3,418,601AGENCY PAYMENTS
INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF AKRON
$3,274,730AGENCY PAYMENTS
INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF MINNESOTA
$3,180,006AGENCY PAYMENTS
RAICES
$3,065,563AGENCY PAYMENTS
INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF LA
$2,919,525AGENCY PAYMENTS
INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF RHODE ISLAND
$2,767,298AGENCY PAYMENTS
CITY OF AUSTIN HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
$2,409,342AGENCY PAYMENTS
BEXAR COUNTY
$2,407,702AGENCY PAYMENTS
INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF BUFFALO
$2,396,290AGENCY PAYMENTS
REACT DC INC
$2,381,499AGENCY PAYMENTS
CATHERINE MCAULEY CENTER
$2,249,932AGENCY PAYMENTS
DALLAS COUNTY
$2,239,733AGENCY PAYMENTS
WESTERN KENTUCKY RMA- BOWLING GREEN
$2,131,561AGENCY PAYMENTS
INTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE INC
$1,930,587AGENCY PAYMENTS
INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF LOWELL
$1,808,702AGENCY PAYMENTS
INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF WISCONSIN
$1,738,435AGENCY PAYMENTS
JEWISH FAMILY SERVICES - LA
$1,720,805AGENCY PAYMENTS
LAO FAMILY COMM DEVELOPMENT
$1,616,271AGENCY PAYMENTS
TARRANT COUNTY
$1,609,652AGENCY PAYMENTS
INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
$1,607,903AGENCY PAYMENTS
CONNECTICUT INSTITUTE FOR REFUGEES AND IMMIGRANTS
$1,603,243AGENCY PAYMENTS
V-TECH SOLUTIONS INC
$1,526,012AGENCY PAYMENTS
INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE SOUTHWEST MISSOURI
$1,498,136AGENCY PAYMENTS
VECRA INC
$1,483,010AGENCY PAYMENTS
THE CHILDREN'S VILLAGE
$1,370,881AGENCY PAYMENTS
INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF LOS ANGELES
$1,305,026AGENCY PAYMENTS
YMCA OF GREATER HOUSTON
$1,250,348AGENCY PAYMENTS
AMPAA
$1,249,222AGENCY PAYMENTS
ANSAR OF PITTSBURGH
$1,164,944AGENCY PAYMENTS
NORTHERN NEVADA INT'L CENTER -RENO NV
$1,153,397AGENCY PAYMENTS
IMMIGRANT AND REFUGEE COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION
$1,126,579AGENCY PAYMENTS
COPTIC ORTHODOX CHARITIES INC
$1,039,054AGENCY PAYMENTS
THE DESA GROUP INC
$1,016,548AGENCY PAYMENTS
CATHOLIC CHARITIES ARCHDIOCESE OF SAN ANTONIO
$973,209AGENCY PAYMENTS
FAMIL
$907,520AGENCY PAYMENTS
