ADRA Helping to Fund Migrant Caravan Marching To United States Border

ADRA Helping to Fund Migrant Caravan Marching To United States Border

September 28, 2026 NewsHound

A migrant caravan is marching toward the US border ahead of the midterm elections. More than 400 aliens from the Honduras entered Mexico on Thursday en route to the United States, Reuters has confirmed. By now, the group has swelled to under 1,000 according to latest reports.

At least two NGOs are funding this caravan. ADRA and Proyecto Faro, according to independent reporter Anthony Aguero. Both NGO’s are ideologically aligned with the political, or progressive, left.

• Proyecto Faro, the immigrant support nonprofit out of Rockland County, New York, is funded by a mix of foundations, nonprofits, and government grants. Mainly funded by a Jewish Foundation, The Harry Donenfeld Foundation, named for the Jewish immigrant who co-founded DC Comics.
• ADRA stands for the Adventist Development and Relief Agency, its the humanitarian arm of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, a progressive denomination. Its biggest funder is the U.S. government, mainly USAID, which has given it roughly three hundred eighty-five million dollars. Their last report clarifies they were given at least 36 million US dollars by the end of 2025… more to come.

In January of last year, ADRA (which has championed climate change initiatives, mass immigration, and United Nations inclusions) was named on national television for helping to facilitate mass illegal immigration into the united states.

ADRA receives a large portion of its budget from the United States government and the United Nations, and thus is forbidden to proselytize. It has become just another NGO among hundreds, with post-Christian values and a program of uprooting patriarchy and traditional societies, promoting feminism, and of empowering all-pervasive totalitarian government. Ted Wilson took office in 2010 with the hope of reforming ADRA (and La Sierra), but failed at both. ADRA has its own value system and is, like our hospitals and medical school, only very loosely affiliated with the SDA Church and its message and value system.

Under the guise of being humanitarian, ADRA has supported these issues.

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North American Division Continues to Promote Social Justice

December 27, 2023 Gerry Wagoner



In October 2018, Dan Jackson said (at the NAD Society of Communicators meeting) “Social Justice is the Gospel.” Not part of the gospel. Not an aspect of it. The whole kit and caboodle.



Five years later, in October this year, the NAD hosted a ‘Conscience and Justice convention at their office in Columbia Maryland. According to the Lake Region (regional) Conference, the meeting was a '“gathering of social justice visionaries and thought leaders.” A better name for it is the “NAD Christian Nationalism is Bad and Critical Race Theory is Good Social Justice SDA Polilib Woke Symposium” or NADCNBCRTGSJSDAPWS+, for short.

Some speakers at this event:

• The Honorable Maxine Waters (Invited), Member of Congress
• Nicholas Miller, Co-Director Washington Adventist University Center for Law and Public Policy
• Leon Russell, Chairperson (Invited) NAACP
• Claudia Allen
• Charde’ Hollins, Mental Health & Equity Consultant
• Kim Brace, Founder and President Election Data Services
• Paul Graham, Assistant to the Vice President for Pastoral Ministries for Revitalization — Potomac Conference
• G. Alexander Bryant, President, North American Division of the Seventh-day Adventist Church
• Derrick Greene, Founder Interfaith Action Movement
• Bishop Vashti Murphy McKenzie, President and General Secretary National Council of Churches
• Bettina Krause, Editor Liberty Magazine
• Marilyn Dabady Lynk, Associate Vice President Learning, Leadership & Organizational Development Diversity Inclusion Equity

 Some Themes at This Conference

• LGBTQIA: Love and Liberty
• Immigration Today: What’s New?
• Addressing Health Disparities as Evangelism
• The Redistricting Process: Drawing the Lines
• Democracy Today: Justice or Injustice?
• Threats to the Voting Rights Act
• Historically and Today: Where Does the Church Stand on Systemic Racism and Application of the Three Angels Message?
• Learning, Leadership & Organizational Development Equity, Diversity & Inclusion