Latest Updates

URGENT – Help Our US Neighbors in Need

August 31, 2021

A gift to IOCC's US Emergency Response Fund helps address immediate needs, including emotional and spiritual care, following disasters and also supports long-term recovery efforts.

Urgent Help Needed in the Face of Storms

August 27, 2021

A gift to IOCC's US Emergency Response Fund helps address immediate needs and also supports long-term recovery efforts.

Lebanon: One Year since the Beirut Explosion

August 15, 2021

A year after the terrible explosion in Beirut’s port, we remember in prayer all those affected. Lives were lost, and so were livelihoods, homes, and businesses.

IOCC Mourns the Repose of the Very Rev. Leonid Kishkovsky

August 4, 2021

With deep sadness at the loss of another giant of our faith, IOCC learned that long-time board member, friend, and spiritual advisor the Very Rev. Leonid Kishkovsky has reposed in the Lord.

IOCC Mourns Co-Founder John G. Rangos Sr.

July 23, 2021

John G. Rangos Sr. was a pillar of IOCC, key to its establishment and growth, inspiring and guiding the organization’s leaders and driving its development over the years.

US: Wrapping Up after the Winter Storm

July 15, 2021

Working with local partners in Texas, IOCC provided plumbing supplies to help families repair their homes.

Syria: Equipping Women to Earn a Living

July 15, 2021

An IOCC-supported workshop in Rural Damascus, Syria, is helping local returnee women learn new skills and earn income by preparing, processing, and selling traditional food.

Humanitarian Aid Comes in Many Forms

July 14, 2021

IOCC is currently engaged in a multiyear program with the UOC and the St. Nektarios Education Fund at St. Michael the Archangel Secondary School in Gulu.

The Gift of Education and a Brighter Future

July 6, 2021

Specialized courses and tuition assistance help displaced and refugee students in Syria complete their education.

A Successful First-Time Partnership

June 29, 2021

IOCC and the WHO are working on a project which is focused on educating communities in western Georgia about COVID-19 protocols.