St. Vincent Catholic Charities to welcome hundreds of refugees by March

Published on January 14, 2025

Hundreds of refugees are expected to arrive in Mid-Michigan in the coming months. Nonprofits like St. Vincent Catholic Charities will be helping families resettle.

Lansing has a long history in refugee resettlement. Since the 1980s, Lansing has welcomed an average of 500 refugees each year, just like St. Vincent Catholic Charities. And now they’re asking for the community’s help.

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