In 2025, Pardis Relief Fund for Children Inc. continued its mission of supporting families in crisis by addressing both health and housing needs. The organization provided vital financial assistance for medications, vaccines, and doctor appointment fees, ensuring children and their families had access to essential healthcare services. Recognizing the connection between well-being and safe living conditions, Pardis also funded critical home repairs for two family homes. These repairs included roof replacements, new flooring, and door installations—restoring safety, comfort, and dignity to their living environments. Additionally, rental payment assistance was offered to families facing housing instability, helping prevent evictions and reduce financial stress.

Pardis Relief Fund for Children Inc. supported an asylum seeker from Iran during their transition to the United States. The organization provided temporary hotel accommodations and secured longer-term rental housing, ensuring safe and stable shelter. In addition, essential clothing, travel money, and basic necessities were provided to help meet immediate needs. This effort reflects Pardis Relief Fund’s commitment to offering compassion and support.

Pardis Relief Fund for Children Inc. continues its commitment to supporting families in need through its annual financial aid and food assistance programs. This year, the organization provided essential grocery support to families by partnering with five different grocery stores, ensuring accessible and nutritious food options. In addition, 20 cooking stoves with propane tanks were donated to 20 families lacking basic kitchen facilities, promoting healthier and self-sufficient meal preparation. 

At Pardis Relief Fund for Children Inc., we believe every child deserves the tools to learn and the warmth to thrive. In 2025, our education and winter relief efforts reached hundreds of children and families in need. School supplies were provided to 8 individual children, as well as to 142 children across 74 families—spanning age groups from toddlers (1–5), school-aged children (6–12), to teens (13–17), and a few young adults (17–20). Recognizing the importance of higher education, we supported 5 students aged 18–24 with college tuition assistance, helping them take crucial steps toward a brighter future. To ensure warmth and comfort through the winter, we distributed 25 heating blankets to seniors aged 60 and older. Additionally, 155 children received winter coats, boots, and clothing to protect them during the cold months. Through these combined efforts, Pardis Relief Fund remains committed to meeting both immediate needs and long-term opportunities for growth.