Ethiopia: Girma’s Journey to Recovery
For more than two decades, Girma has lived with the physical and emotional burden of podoconiosis (podo), a disease that causes pain and swelling in the feet and legs.
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Gaza: Twin Sisters Find Hope in Adversity
Through an IOCC program, Mai and Sara have been able to attend classes in core subjects, take part in extracurricular activities, and receive critical psychosocial support.
Priest to Priest: A New Season of Formation
As we begin a new year in the Church, once again we anticipate the familiar liturgical cycles of preparation and fulfillment, of repentance and renewal, that enliven our ministries.
Maria Finds a Way to Give Back
Fleeing your home due to warfare is traumatic enough. Now imagine needing to start a new life for yourself and your son in a country where you don’t speak the language.
Help IOCC Respond to Hurricane Isaias
A gift to IOCC’s US Emergency Response Fund allows IOCC to mobilize aid quickly and effectively.
Give Wisely with Your DAF
A DAF provides you with a tax-efficient way to make gifts flexibly and conveniently, and gifts from DAFs can be directed to support IOCC’s work around the world.
Saving Mom’s House
Denise’s mother raised her four children alone. After many years of working long hours for a low wage at a local factory, she realized her dream of paying off the mortgage.
Hanan and Sahar Fix Up Each Other’s Lives
Neither Hanan and Sahar could have foreseen that with a little support from IOCC, they would dramatically better each other’s lives.
IOCC Volunteer Update | 2026 Issue 9
As IOCC prepares for the coming months, we want to take a moment to thank our volunteers for their continued support.
Sunday, Nov 22. Save the Date!
Each year, the Assembly of Canonical Orthodox Bishops of the United States of America sets aside the Sunday before Thanksgiving to highlight humanitarian relief.