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MCC supports $1.3-million food assistance in Syria

MCC scales up food response in Syria to aid 25,000 people through difficult winter months and provide a respite for their host community.

MCC responds to Sandy’s devastation in Haiti

Hurricane Sandy caused widespread damage in Haiti, where MCC is distributing relief kits, blankets, canned meat and locally bought food.

Generous support provides food assistance in the Sahel region

MCC continues to respond to food and nutrition crisis in the Sahel region of western Africa.

Friendship and food security across borders

MCC-Foods Resource Bank partnership cultivates relationships, while it helps families remain on their land.

MCC partners with church in eastern Congo response

MCC and long-time partner the Church of Christ in Congo continue efforts to ease suffering of displaced families.

Working with the church in Congo

MCC efforts to ease the suffering of displaced families in eastern provinces of the Democratic Republic of the Congo continue with distribution of food and household items and emergency access to health care for about 1,350 people. In this audio report, MCC U.S. Program Director Ruth Keidel Clemens talks with the Reverend Pierre Marini Bodho, leader of longtime partner organization the Church of Christ in Congo, about the situation.

MCC material resources reach Syrian refugees

MCC encourages continued giving of dollars and relief kits in its response to the crisis in Syria and neighboring countries.

MCC extends food distribution in Mexico

MCC is sending food and supplies to Durango State, Mexico, to help families affected by widespread drought.

Syrian fighting forces children from orphanage

With some assistance from MCC, the Syrian Orthodox church continues to care for orphans who had to be evacuated from an orphanage in Homs, Syria, because of shelling.

MCC Honduras partner reaches out to needy, despite violence

With MCC’s support, CODESO, a Brethren in Christ partner, is establishing grain banks, financing microloans and offering agricultural training to help Hondurans.
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