responds when
disaster strikes.

You’ll find CORE on the frontlines

of climate disasters, conflicts, and health crises globally.

OUR IMPACT

42

disaster responses

14.4 million

people helped

Active Responses

In the US and around the globe, CORE has boots on-the-ground.

HAWAII FLOODS

Farmers recovering from historic floods need continued support.

LA FIRES

We’re committed long-term to get families back home.

SYRIA

Ongoing bombing in the region is driving more displaced families back home to Syria.

SUDAN 

We’re reaching displaced women and children amid the world’s largest humanitarian crisis.

Venezuela Earthquakes
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HAWAII FLOODS
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LOS ANGELES FIRES
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SYRIA
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The CORE way.

What sets CORE apart is our commitment to community empowerment. We don’t simply show up after a humanitarian disaster, pass out supplies, and then leave. We listen to the people who were actually impacted – and then respond accordingly – because they understand their unique needs better than anyone. We remain flexible and agile, delivering targeted solutions as the situation and needs unfold. CORE also provides communities with vital resources and training so they can be self-sufficient in the face of future crises.

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In The Media

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‘One foot in front of the other’: CORE helping with California wildfire relief

We are mobilizing to respond:

VENEZUELA EARTHQUAKES

CORE’s emergency response team is urgently mobilizing to respond after back-to-back 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude earthquakes struck Venezuelabecoming some of the most powerful quakes to hit the country in over a century. While the full scale of the disaster is still coming into focus, it’s clear the destruction is devastating and widespread.