1,827 Days

That's how long it's been since Kabul fell on August 15, 2021, following the American withdrawal.

Thousands of allies stood with American forces through those years, some for two decades. Thousands are still waiting on the visas they earned.

You cannot issue their visas, but you can keep their families fed while they wait.

Your gift builds what comes next.

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THEY SERVED THE U.S. MISSION. NOW, THEY WAIT.

For twenty years, Afghan allies served alongside U.S. troops during America's longest war. They served as combat interpreters, cultural liaisons, and more, putting their lives and the safety of their families on the line in service to American ideals.

When Kabul fell, Americans withdrew. In most cases, we left our Afghan allies behind, with the promise they could follow.

1,827 days later, thousands are still waiting. With SIV issuance paused, they still need our help securing food and shelter as they wait in limbo in Pakistan and other third countries, hoping for America to keep its promise.

WHERE YOUR MONEY GOES

$32 - Supports an ally with food and housing for a week

$304 - Average monthly sustainment grant provided to an ally family, to secure food, housing, and necessities.

$1200 - Sustains a family for three months, providing security and hope

$2500 - Cost of an expedited third-country visa, to keep an ally out of Afghanistan

1,827 Days Later, Your Support Means Hope.

Every gift to the 1,827 Days campaign goes directly to support for allies who served alongside American troops.

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