Worldwide Relief | International Orthodox Christian Charities

Help Families
Fleeing
Violence in the
Middle East

Please pray for peace
and donate to help families
seeking safety and aid

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SUNDAY OF
ORTHODOXY

REFLECTIONS FOR GREAT LENT

SOWING SEEDS
OF HOPE
IN GEORGIA

CREATING OPPORTUNITY
FROM ADVERSITY

Curing Disease
Was Only
the Beginning

A BRIGHTER FUTURE IN ETHIOPIA

Huda’s Journey
to New
Friendships

FINDING HELP AT AZRAQ
CAMP IN JORDAN

PRAY FOR
PEACE

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Inspired by faith.
Driven by purpose.

At IOCC, we’ve helped people in more than 60 countries across the world.

Check out where we're making a difference

We’ve provided more than $858 million in worldwide relief and development programs.

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On average, 90 percent of our expended resources go towards direct program services.

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Every dollar given helps us secure $5 in support from various sources.

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Latest Updates

IOCC Volunteer Update | 2026 Issue 2

Thank you to all the parishes and volunteers who took action to tackle hunger during the Souper Bowl of Caring!

Shelter in the Storm: Hope for Families in Lebanon & the Middle East

IOCC is committed to helping families in the Middle East with emergency provisions, including shelter, food, and medical supplies.

Lenten Recipe: Vegetarian Stir-Fry

Our weekly Lenten recipe is here!

First Sunday of Lent 2026 | Sunday of Orthodoxy

Sunday of Orthodoxy commemorates the end of Iconoclasm, when emperors banned and destroyed icons during the 8th and 9th centuries. On this day, icons were restored to the Church.

Lenten Recipe: Split Pea Soup

Our weekly Lenten recipe is here!

US: Repairing Home Damage for a Veteran

Frank is a retired veteran living in Florida. Suffering from chronic vertigo, the loss of his wife, and unstable income, Frank was in a vulnerable condition when Hurricane Helene hit.

Jordan: Bringing Hope Through Hearing

Ayman is a young Syrian refugee who resides in Azraq Camp with his mother and baby sister. Ayman, along with his sister, both suffer from hearing disabilities.

Great Lent 2026 – Introduction

Once again, we begin our journey through Great Lent, offering ourselves in repentance to our all-good and all-loving Creator.