Rescue Gifts

Symbolic Gifts. Real Rescue.

The Lush Holiday Collection

Gifts that give back

Lush Fresh Handmade Cosmetics supports the IRC and helps make #RefugeesWelcome. This holiday season, Lush is highlighting a collection of gifts that give back to families rebuilding their lives in the United States. Every purchase of a symbolic Rescue Gift can help empower and shape the future of some of the most resilient survivors of conflict and disaster in the world. Your gift could help provide a newly resettled family with a stocked fridge when they arrive, school supplies for a child starting their first day in a new school, English classes that enable refugees to be the drivers of their own lives, or U.S. citizenship as they become members of their new communities.

Support newly resettled refugees and immigrants in the U.S. by dedicating one of these meaningful gifts to someone special in your life.

$120

Refugee Welcome Basket

A heartwarming welcome basket means so much to newly resettled refugee families.
$150

U.S. Citizenship

U.S. citizenship provides refugees with security, protection and opportunity.
$20

School Supplies

A backpack of school supplies, along with caring guidance and support, can help ease a refugee child’s transition to a new school.

Buy All 5 Cards Today

  • $120 - Refugee Welcome Basket
  • $150 - U.S. Citizenship
  • $80 - A Stocked Fridge for Refugee Families
  • $50 - English Classes for Refugees
  • $20 - School Supplies
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How it Works

Give a gift that inspires and helps refugees around the world. It's easy —

  • Choose your gift.

  • Dedicate your gift to someone special;

    choose to send them a printed card or ecard. Printed cards are delivered in 7-10 business days, while ecards can be sent immediately or scheduled on a specific date.

  • Make an impact: your gift helps provide critical assistance to uprooted families where most needed.

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About the
International
Rescue Committee

The International Rescue Committee (IRC) responds to the world's worst humanitarian crises and helps people to survive and rebuild their lives. At work in over 40 countries and 29 U.S. cities to restore safety, dignity and hope, the IRC leads the way from harm to home. Learn more »