After Florida was hit hard by Hurricane Ian in 2022, and then again by Hurricanes Helene and Milton in 2024, Camilla’s home on Pine Island had endured multiple flooding events and was in need of significant repairs.

After a shell fell on his house in Syria, Bashar was left with hemiplegia, a neurological condition leaving him unable to use his legs.

As we reach the height of volunteer season, we are so appreciative of our volunteer teams and are so excited to welcome many back this year.

Since the start of 2025, the US Program has been focused on increasing capacity to respond to disasters.

In Ethiopia, Senayt used funds received through an IOCC program to open a coffee shop to support her family.

Anti-trafficking workshops in Romania are helping children to understand the dangers in their community.

Community kitchens are part of IOCC’s humanitarian effort to help Lebanese families struggling amid a deepening socioeconomic crisis.

Our weekly Lenten recipe is here!