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Year in Review 

Over 1.1 million people served in 2024

International Orthodox Christian Charities (IOCC) was able to
serve over 1.1 million people during 2024 thanks to the generosity and fellowship of people like you. 

Whether we were responding to hurricanes in the US, distributing food in Lebanon, or supporting livelihoods in Armenia, IOCC's humanitarian efforts made a major impact on the lives of our beneficiaries. 

We thank you! None of this would have been possible without your continued care and support.

Please continue to support our mission of faith in 2025 with a gift today.

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Serving 1.1 Million People 

Emergency: 110,270
Sustainable Livelihoods: 26,290
Food Security & Agriculture: 108,902
Health: 742,444
Other (Education, Shelter): 159,618

Where We Work

The Americas: Haiti, United States
Europe: Armenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia, Greece, Montenegro, Poland, Romania, Serbia (incl. Kosovo), Ukraine
Middle East: Holy Land, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, Turkey
Africa: Ethiopia, Uganda  

US: Hurricane Response

In the fall of 2024, Hurricanes Helene and Milton struck the southeastern US causing catastrophic damage to homes. IOCC Action Teams conducted clean-up and muck out work on damaged homes, preparing them for rebuilding. Learn more about how to volunteer at iocc.org/actionteams.

Lebanon: School Meals

IOCC's school snack program provided nutritious meals to over 63,000 students across more than 100 public schools in Lebanon. Sandwiches, fruit, and vegetables are all sourced from local, small businesses.

Ethiopia: Treating Podo

In Ethiopia, IOCC treated more than 96,000 people suffering from podoconiosis (or podo for short), a disease that causes severe swelling of the lower legs and feet.

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