This website is dedicated to our donors and potential donors in supporting the mission of providing compassionate assistance to immigrants and families in need, helping them overcome difficult circumstances with
dignity, hope, and the opportunity for a brighter future❕
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A MISSION YOU CAN TRUST
This website is a charitable information initiative sponsored and supported by
Fr. Jerry Frank, a retired priest of the Diocese of Brownsville,
to help inform donors and prospective supporters about this ministry.

No donations are collected through this website.

Contributions are processed through the Diocese of Brownsville,
and individuals interested in helping may complete our information form.

A representative will contact you to answer questions and explain the donation process❕


~~♥~Ƹ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒ~♥ Our God Children ♥~Ƹ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒ~♥~~

 The Diocese of Brownsville Immigrant Collection (DBIC) was established to raise funds to assist migrants and families in need on both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border. Funds collected through DBIC are distributed to various migrant shelters and ministries in Mexico, as well as to the Diocese of Brownsville Catholic Charities, to help provide essential services and basic necessities to those they serve. These resources include food, safe shelter, clothing, medical care, and other forms of humanitarian assistance. Through the organizations and ministries it supports, DBIC seeks not only to address immediate physical needs but also to uphold the God-given dignity of every person, offering compassionate care and hope to migrants and families experiencing hardship.


Rio Grande Valley—particularly Hidalgo, Cameron, Starr and Willacy counties—has a substantial immigrant population alongside significant economic hardship. Current Census figures show that foreign-born residents account for about
26.1% of Hidalgo County, 23.2% of Cameron County, and 27.2% of Starr County
 
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• At the same time, poverty remains high. Census data for 2020–2024 puts the poverty rate at approximately 24.2% in Hidalgo County, 24.3% in Cameron County, 35.4% in Starr County, and 24.2% in Willacy County 



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For many immigrant families in the Rio Grande Valley, the journey toward lawful status and a more secure future can be difficult and financially overwhelming. Many families live on limited incomes while facing immigration filing fees and other expenses associated with navigating the legal immigration process.

For a family already struggling to pay for housing, food, transportation, and everyday necessities, these additional expenses can become a serious financial burden. Through the generosity of caring donors, we can help ease some of these burdens and give immigrant families hope as they work toward a more secure future.

Your generosity can help turn uncertainty into hope and compassion into opportunity.

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Through God's grace and the generosity of compassionate donors, these homes do more than care for children—they provide hope, healing, education, faith, and the opportunity for every girl to grow into a confident, loving, and independent young woman!
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