What we do
Relief
In conflict or disaster, MCC is there — providing funds for emergency food, shelter and supplies.
When the cameras leave, we stay to support long-term recovery projects like rebuilding livelihoods.
MCC also helps prepare for future disasters.
208K
people received food assistance globally
575K
pounds of MCC canned meat shipped worldwide
1,552
households received home repairs or reconstruction
4,003
people received financial support or rent assistance
Relief stories
Read about how MCC partners are meeting needs and sharing hope in the wake of disaster.
“Can you help us help?”
Donate to help in Palestine and Israel today- Disaster response
MCC sends food and relief to Cubans in crisis
- Disaster response
"Everyone is entitled to dignity and safety"
- Disaster response,
- Peace
MCC’s 2023-2024 meat canning season gets underway
- Disaster response
We are all the hands and feet
- Disaster response
Relief, development and podcast: Audio diaries from Ukraine / Emily Loewen
- Disaster response
Cuba: A case study on sanctions
Learn more about U.S. advocacy campaigns.- Peace,
- Disaster response
MCC renews its response to Cyclone Freddy’s destruction in Malawi
- Disaster response
Rockets, rosebushes and relief
- Disaster response
Development
MCC works with vulnerable communities to strengthen and sustain their access to:
- food and water
- better health
- education
- income generation.
With our partners, we help communities adapt to a changing climate, reduce vulnerability and increase resilience.
45K
people attended training in improved agriculture and animal production methods
66K
children and youth received education supplies, including MCC school kits
38K
People received direct clinical care
55K
People now have access to an improved water source
Development stories
Explore the personal stories behind MCC’s work. Read about how we’re working for lasting change in communities around the world.
"In the name of Christ"
- Food
Cultivating friendship and community
- Food
Threads - Oct 2023 Sam's Place: A place to belong
Sam's Place website- Food
The powerful change that technology can bring
- Education,
- Food, Climate Change
Update on the hunger crisis / Andy Harrington
Listen now- Food
Community Gardening Kits
- Indigenous Neighbors,
- Food
Relief, Development and Podcast: The hunger crisis / Andy Harrington from CFGB
- Food
Food impact report - Summer 2023
Donate today- Food
'Bread, in God's name, bread'
- Food,
- Disaster response
Peace
MCC actively works for peace as we:
- Teach conflict transformation and peacebuilding skills
- Address systemic injustices that can lead to violence
- Respond to psychological needs through trauma healing
- Facilitate dialogue where conflict divides.
30K
people trained in conflict transformation, peacebuilding or mediation
15K
people participated in peace clubs or other peace education
8,737
people involved in networks to prevent violence and promote peace
4,312
individuals trained in trauma awareness and resilience
Peace stories
Read about how one MCC partner is meeting local needs and building peace.
Message from Palestinian Christians
- Peace
Comforters, Corrections and Compassion
Get involved with Material Resources- Peace
Faith-based peace in an age of tumult
- Peace
Peace in the time of yellow butterflies
- Peace
Our ministry toward a holistic recovery and healing
- Peace
A journey of mutual enrichment and community support
- Peace
In response to blockades:
- Peace
"Everyone is entitled to dignity and safety"
- Disaster response,
- Peace
Witnessing the seeds of peace blossom
- Peace
Our yearly impact report
Thanks to supporters like you and our partners across the globe, MCC is transforming lives and sharing God’s love and compassion.
Get a glimpse of the impact you’re making in communities around the world.
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