
Joe Serna, Jr. Immigrant Defense and Resiliency Fund
Help Us Reach Our $200,000 Impact Goal!
We have an incredible opportunity. The Joe Serna, Jr. Prize Endowment has presented us with a $100,000 challenge grant!
All proceeds will provide direct financial and emergency assistance to families who have lost a wage earner due to immigration enforcement or deportation. With additional support from the Sierra Health Foundation and the County of Sacramento, the Fund will also help launch a new Rapid Response Attorney position to provide emergency legal assistance to immigrants facing deportation.
Gifts made prior to December 1 qualify for the match – helping our community reach up to $200,000 in vital support for immigrant and refugee families. Donations are processed through Zeffy, which takes no fees, giving you the confidence that 100% of your gift goes to the campaign. Adding a tip to Zeffy to support its own operations is optional and completely voluntary.
Please give today to double your impact and help us meet this inspiring challenge! Click the button below to learn more:


FUEL's History
The FUEL Network was established in 2017 by the City of Sacramento in collaboration with other local community organizations.
The Sacramento Family Unity, Education, and Legal Network for Immigrants is a coalition of over 80 local non-profits, religious organizations, law school immigration clinics, businesses, local pro bono attorneys, educators, and other community partners. Our network is dedicated to serving the legal, information, and health needs of Sacramento’s immigrant and refugee population.
The FUEL Network, in partnership with the City of Sacramento, is committed to protecting immigrant families. By understanding our legal rights, utilizing our local resources and services, and standing together as a community in support of immigrants, we can respond to ICE's intimidation tactics with power, not panic.

FUEL Services
As a way to empower our community and community partners, FUEL Network partners offer a variety of services including:
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Free Immigration Legal Consultations and Removal Defense Services
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Know Your Rights Presentations and Undocually Trainings
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Family Emergency Preparedness Assistance
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Mental Health Services Including Forensic Psychological Evaluations to Support Individuals in their Applications for Immigration Relief
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Rapid Response Funds
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EOIR Orientations
If you would like additional information regarding our network and the services we offer, please email us at info@fuelnetwork.org.

Contact Us
The Sacramento FUEL Program
is housed by our lead agency:
California
Immigration
Project
Address
California Immigration Project
Sacramento, CA
No Walk-ins.
Appointment Only.
PHONE
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