Partner with Us
LARF donors have contributed nearly $200,000 and helped more than 35,000 migrants.
Help a Migrant Learn to Walk Again this Holiday Season!
Your donation will help the twenty-some migrant amputees at ABBA House get the surgeries, new prostheses, physical therapy and rehabilitation they need. Please help restore their dignity, confidence and ability to fully participate in life with a gift this holiday season.
“No one leaves home unless home is the mouth of a shark”
The mission of the Latin American Relief Fund (LARF) is to support humanitarian organizations that assist migrants and refugees in Mexico, including Albergue ABBA shelter in Celaya, Guanajuato.
LARF seeks to raise awareness about the plight of migrants fleeing poverty, violence, political upheaval, persecution and the consequences of climate change.
Some facts about our community
Together, ABBA Shelter and the Latin American Relief Fund are making a big difference
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Of the 500,000 migrants traveling to the US border annually, 80,000 have sought shelter at Albergue ABBA since 2017.
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The expected number of migrants seeking shelter at ABBA each year has tripled from 4000 to 12,000.
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The number of meals served at ABBA in the month of August 2021.
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Migrant amputees have received medical care, prostheses and rehabilitation through ABBA in the last three years.
Latin American Relief Fund
The Latin American Relief Fund is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) charitable organization. Donations are tax-deductible under US federal tax law. Our board supports the needs of migrants passing through Mexico.
About Albergue ABBA
(aka ABBA House)
Albergue ABBA is a migrant shelter in Celaya, Guanajuato, Mexico, offering a temporary safe space for migrants, as well as being the #1 amputee rehabilitation center in the nation.
Our Online Events
Stay involved with Albergue ABBA and keep informed on issues affecting migration & migrants through our upcoming online events.
How to Contribute
Together we can help preserve the dignity, safety, and human rights of so many who are often forgotten.