The Knights of Columbus has expanded its Christian Refugee Relief Fund by launching a national campaign to raise funds and awareness for Christians and religious minorities persecuted in the Middle East. The Knights of Columbus has previously contributed over $3 million in aid and its expanded efforts include a recent article in the New York Times Magazine and a nationwide television commercial. The organization founded the Christian Refugee Relief Fund in 2014 and has used over $3 million raised to support medical facilities and build housing for displaced Christians and other religious groups in the Middle East.

1. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS EXPANDS
CHRISTIAN REFUGEE RELIEF FUND
Martin Milita

2. INTRODUCTION
 Martin Milita draws on his expertise in business
development and business-to-government outreach
to serve as a senior director at Duane Morris
Government Strategies, a New Jersey-based branch
of the international law firm Duane Morris LLP. Active
in the community, Martin Milita supports a number of
organizations, including the Knights of Columbus (K
of C).
Recently, K of C launched a national campaign to
raise funds and awareness in support of Christians
and religious minorities who are being persecuted in
the Middle East.

3. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
 Having previously contributed more than $3 million in
aid, K of C’s expanded effort includes a recent
expose in the New York Times Magazine and an
informative television commercial that will be aired
nationwide.
The organization founded the Christian Refugee
Relief Fund in 2014 and quickly met its fundraising
goals, allowing K of C to support medical facilities
and build new housing for people who were displaced
and homeless. Additionally, 100 percent of the fund’s
donations directly support humanitarian aid for
Christians and other religious groups in the Middle
East.