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Our Funding Reports
We aim and pride ourselves on transparency with our funding reports, giving accurate numbers on where your money goes and how many families were impacted. Reports are created once funding closes, for the ongoing Emergency Assistance Fund we share minimal information (for privacy reasons) as the enforcement is on going. We share relevant data on our socials medias on families impacted and the areas most affected during current times.
We have published our annual impact report for 2025, including all the financial breakdowns on our revenue as well as how funds were distributed amongst regions.
Over $1million was distributed directly to families being impacted in 2025 alone.
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We go in depth about our planning strategies as we prepare for natural disasters, emergency efforts, and ongoing legal changes that impact our immigrant communites.
Research Data
Since January of 2025, we have kept record and will continue to monitor the abductions of our families. The charts below are broken down by different sections, demographics, or regions. At the time of this upload, the data will be outdated only reflects from January 2025 through October 12, 2026.
What does the data show?
Since the start of 2025, we have been keeping record of all reported loved ones who have been detained within our Central Coast Region. The data breakdown shows the two most impacted counties being Ventura and Santa Barbara County, one major factor for the high rates of detainments were in part due to the Glass House Farms raids and the three-day operation in Santa Maria in early January.
Detainments of our community members are often unwarranted & random, with only 4 recorded instances of a valid and completed warrant provided to date.
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Many reports include loved ones being stopped on their way to and home from work, while dropping children off at school, on their way to the grocery store, or at their scheduled appointments for their immigration status process. We see everyday our community being targeted for the color of their skin, their occupation, and are stalked, followed, and assaulted in the process of detainment.
Ongoing operations have impacted these cities and regions the most:
- Santa Maria, CA
- Camarillo, CA
- Oxnard, CA
- Lompoc, CA
- Ventura, CA
- Santa Barbara, CA
- Simi Valley, CA
Data is being recorded internally on the basis of community outreach, direct referrals, and families reporting their loved ones. Verification of detainment confirms those individuals who are missing that are then booked into the ICE Locator system. We do not share sensitive or individual-specific information.