CORE COMMUNITY ORGANIZED RELIEF EFFORT

CORE has been involved in significant recovery efforts in Haiti, including clearing rubble and operating the largest displacement camp after the 2010 earthquake. More recently, following Hurricane Melissa, CORE provided critical support such as drinking water, rice, tarps, generators, and wellness checks to over 20,000 people in Jamaica, cleared roads of debris, conducted graveling repairs, and distributed water to 1,000 households in Baradères, Haiti. They also launched a cash-for-work program in Petit Goâve, Haiti, to redirect floodwaters and restore access.

Distributed essential supplies such as water, rice, tarps, and generators to populations affected by humanitarian crises, including Sudanese families and over 20,000 people in Jamaica after Hurricane Melissa, and provided one week’s water supply to 1,000 households in Baradères, Haiti, following water contamination.

Distributed essential supplies such as water, rice, tarps, and generators to affected populations, including Sudanese families and over 20,000 people in Jamaica after Hurricane Melissa, and provided one week’s water supply to 1,000 households in Baradères, Haiti.

Distributed essential supplies to Sudanese families and provided humanitarian aid that changed the lives of 2.5 million Ukrainians, including water access restoration for 17,000 people and critical repairs to infrastructure such as hospital air raid shelters.

Distributed essential supplies such as water, rice, tarps, generators, and emergency food to disaster-affected communities in Sudan, Haiti, Jamaica, and Ukraine, including one week's water supply to 1,000 households in Baradères, Haiti.

Provided emergency roof stabilization for damaged homes and repaired a local hospital air raid shelter in Berezanka, Ukraine, in coordination with local authorities.

Provided emergency drinking water and distributed one-week water supplies to 1,000 households in Baradères, Haiti, after water contamination; delivered water, rice, tarps, generators, and wellness checks to over 20,000 people in Jamaica following Hurricane Melissa.

CORE conducts disaster responses globally, providing humanitarian assistance to millions of people in disaster-affected communities by distributing essential supplies, offering direct cash assistance, and managing long-term recovery efforts. Since 2010, CORE has assisted 13.5 million people globally, including 14.2 million people in disaster-affected communities and 1 million people across seven countries in 2024.

Conducted 42 disaster responses worldwide, providing humanitarian assistance to 14.2 million people since inception, including 1 million people across seven countries in 2024 alone.

Conducted 42 disaster responses worldwide, providing humanitarian assistance to 14.2 million people since inception, including 1 million people across seven countries in 2024.

Conducted 42 disaster responses globally, providing humanitarian assistance to 14.2 million people since inception, including 1 million people across seven countries in 2024.

Conducted 42 disaster responses worldwide, providing humanitarian assistance to 14.2 million people since inception, including 1 million people across seven countries in 2024. Activities include emergency supply distribution, infrastructure repair, and access restoration in affected communities.

CORE provides humanitarian relief in Ukraine, having impacted 2.5 million Ukrainians. This includes restoring water access for 17,000 people, repairing a local hospital air raid shelter in Berezanka, and supporting a sleepaway camp for Ukrainian teenagers affected by the war.

CORE provides humanitarian relief in Ukraine, having impacted 2.5 million Ukrainians through various efforts. This includes restoring water access for 17,000 people, repairing a local hospital air raid shelter in Berezanka, and supporting a sleepaway camp for Ukrainian teenagers affected by the war.

Delivered humanitarian aid to 2.5 million Ukrainians, including restoring water access for 17,000 people and repairing critical infrastructure such as a hospital air raid shelter in Berezanka, in collaboration with local authorities.

Delivered humanitarian relief that changed the lives of 2.5 million Ukrainians, including water access restoration, hospital shelter repairs, and support for displaced persons.

Cleared rubble and roads of debris, conducted graveling repairs, performed emergency roof tarping for 200 homes in Jamaica, restored water access for 17,000 people in Ukraine, and repaired a hospital air raid shelter in Berezanka, Ukraine.

Provides direct cash assistance and long-term case management to help individuals access FEMA and other recovery resources following disasters.

Provides direct cash assistance and long-term disaster case management to help individuals access FEMA and other recovery resources.

Provides direct cash assistance and long-term disaster case management to help individuals access FEMA and other recovery resources, supporting sustained recovery after disasters.

Provides direct cash assistance and long-term disaster case management to help individuals access FEMA and other recovery resources, supporting sustained recovery after disasters.

Cleared rubble and debris, repaired roads and flood infrastructure, restored water access for 17,000 people in Ukraine, and conducted emergency roof stabilization by tarping 200 homes in Jamaica, supporting long-term community rebuilding in Haiti and other affected areas.

Cleared rubble and operated the largest displacement camp in Haiti after the 2010 earthquake; cleared roads, conducted graveling repairs, and stabilized roofs in Jamaica after Hurricane Melissa; launched cash-for-work programs in Haiti to restore access and manage floodwaters.

Cleared rubble and roads of debris, conducted graveling repairs, and performed emergency roof stabilization by tarping 200 damaged homes in Jamaica and Haiti. Operated the largest displacement camp in Haiti after the 2010 earthquake and restored access to isolated communities.

Delivered comprehensive relief to 2.5 million Ukrainians, including restoring critical infrastructure, supporting a sleepaway camp for war-affected teenagers, and implementing targeted recovery programs.

Supported Ukrainian teenagers affected by war through a weeklong sleepaway camp in partnership with Kids of Ukraine and implemented a cash-for-work program in Petit Goâve, Haiti, to employ local residents in flood mitigation and infrastructure restoration.

Supported a weeklong sleepaway camp for Ukrainian teenagers affected by war through a partnership with Kids of Ukraine.

Supported a weeklong sleepaway camp for Ukrainian teenagers affected by war through partnership with Kids of Ukraine, addressing psychosocial well-being.

Provides full-service back-office support to nonprofits working in disaster relief, enabling operational efficiency and scalability.

Provides full-service back-office operational support to nonprofits working in disaster relief, enhancing their capacity to deliver services.

Provides full-service back-office support to nonprofits aligned with disaster relief efforts.

Provides job training for internally displaced persons, including training to become tram drivers, and supports entrepreneurs such as former soldiers transitioning to farming with business development resources and training.

Provides job training for internally displaced persons (IDPs), including training to become tram drivers in Mykolaiv, and supports entrepreneurs and business development, such as assisting a former soldier transitioning to farming, with resources and training during the ongoing conflict.

Provides job training for internally displaced persons in Ukraine, including vocational training to become tram drivers, and supports entrepreneurs such as former soldiers transitioning to farming, with resources to grow businesses during conflict.

CORE supports economic resilience in Ukraine by providing resources and training for entrepreneurs to grow their businesses during the ongoing conflict. This includes job training for internally displaced persons (IDPs), such as becoming tram drivers in Mykolaiv, and supporting business development for individuals like former soldiers transitioning to farming.

CORE supports entrepreneurs in Ukraine by providing resources to grow their businesses during the ongoing conflict and offers job training for internally displaced persons (IDPs), including training to become tram drivers in Mykolaiv.

Supported entrepreneurs in Ukraine with resources and training to grow businesses during conflict, including assistance for a former soldier transitioning to farming.

Provided job training for internally displaced persons in Ukraine, including training programs to become tram drivers in Mykolaiv and other vocational pathways.

CORE provides full-service back-office support to other nonprofits that are aligned with disaster relief efforts, enhancing their operational capacity.

CORE provides full-service back-office support to other nonprofits that are aligned with disaster relief efforts.