It has now been several days since heavy rains caused massive flooding in the Fraser valley. The situation is rapidly evolving and we are actively assessing where our help might be needed.
Learning tours with MCC offer the opportunity for participants to see the work of MCC first-hand, to grow in faith, to gain an understanding of the unique story in each country, and to foster relat
Join us September 8th at Heatherglen Golf Course, for MCC Alberta's annual Golf Tournament fundraiser. Enjoy a 9-hole tournament (18-hole optional) and a great lunch in support of MCC's work in Alb
Every dollar in support of Grow Hope works to provide conservation agriculture training, tools, and emergency food relief to families and communities around the world facing severe food insecurity.
Every year MCC Alberta works to help refugees make a home in Alberta by working in partnership with the Canadian government to connect local sponsor groups with the most vulnerable refugees.
When the one you love abuses you, a part of you is lost. Dealing with the fear, confusion, embarrassment and anger can lead men and women into isolation and hopelessness.
The legacy of hundreds of years of discrimination and abuse – including the experience of residential schools – have left deep scars in Indigenous communities across Canada.
Uprooted by persecution and fear for their life, it may seem like a refugee’s arrival in Canada is a happy end to a long journey; however, it can be just the beginning.
“I was very grateful because the Mennonites were able to build our house,”says Maria Tziná from the main room of the home where she and her husband are raising two children, ages three and ni
Families in the slum community of Mathare North Quarry, in Nairobi, Kenya suffer frequently from illness due to lack of clean water and proper sanitation.
Half a million people live in Mathare North, a poor district in Nairobi. Single mothers struggle to support their children with short-term jobs like washing clothes or collecting garbage.
Al-Mina Workshop is a L’Arche community for adults with mental disabilities in the Old City of Damascus. Its development program teaches social skills, coordination and hygiene.
Your gift will support MCC’s education work in Uganda: establishing an early childhood education centre, helping families pay tuition and providing supplies so students can focus on their studies.
Through Grow Hope "we are building a bigger table that reaches from Saskatchewan to Syria and Lebanon, to Bangladesh and Nepal, to Ethiopia and Congo and South Sudan.
In Haiti, MCC works with local partners to meet the needs of people in difficult situations. In the aftermath of the Aug. 14 earthquake, MCC is helping those most affected rebuild their lives.
Five-year old Marinha Mariano fills a jug at a well in Caia, Mozambique. Thanks to the new well in her community, Marinha has easier access to clean water.
As India continues to struggle with a brutal second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic it is more important than ever to ensure that vulnerable and uprooted people are able to help keep thei
Your gift supports the Refugee Resettlement Program in Manitoba as we assist refugees who have suffered persecution, violence and human rights abuses to resettle in Canada.
For over 50 years, MCC supporters across the Lower Mainland have gathered to generously raise funds to support uprooted and vulnerable people at the MCC Festiv
The MCC Saskatchewan Relief Sale and Auction raises money for MCC projects around the world. For over 50 years this has been MCC Saskatchewan's largest fundraising event of the year.
Your gift to the Indigenous Neighbours Reconciliation in Action program will address the legacy of residential schools, help remove barriers, close gaps and reconcile relationships with Indigenous
A donation supporting Indigenous food sovereignty helps communities to develop innovative solutions that provide affordable, accessible and culturally appropriate food.
Ontario contains one-fifth of the world’s fresh surface water, yet many First Nations communities in the province struggle with accessing clean and safe drinking water.
Planting Peace is a two-week cross-cultural program, designed to train, equip and encourage 10 international and 10 local young adults to be peace promoters.
Om Aboa (left), Gumuri Mahamat and Omi Haki are students in an MCC-supported school in North Kanem, Chad. In North Kanem, a remote, camel-herding region, many families are illiterate.
This project will support the building of three wells and well rehabilitation to ensure better quality access in a sustainable and safe way to students and school teachers.
Your donation supports meaningful employment for individuals with disabilities and barriers to traditional employment through the Raw Carrot Soup Enterprise.
Every dollar you give provides children attending an MCC-supported preschool in Adamas, Ethiopia with nutritious meals, which helps them concentrate and learn effectively.
Shouldering Our Share aims to assist veterans, especially those who are suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), by providing a network of friendship and support.
This fall, show your gratitude and provide hope to those in need. Fill a Bucket of Thanks with relief supplies for people affected by disaster or conflict around the world.
Your gift supports the Indigenous Neighbours program in Saskatchewan as we strive to foster respectful relations and work at building bridges of understanding with Indigenous people.
Your gift supports programming in the Meadowgreen neighbourhood of Saskatoon through our kids and youth clubs and our homework help and nutrition program.
Your gift supports the work of peace in Saskatchewan as we seek to promote peace and alternatives to violence in our constituency and broader communities.
The Refugee Assistance Fund allows us to respond to the unanticipated needs of the refugee families that we support, such as medical and dental emergencies, funeral expenses etc.
Provide food and livelihoods assistance, psychosocial support, education, vocational training, health and peacebuilding to displaced people in South Sudan.
By sponsoring an Anna’s Hope quilt, you’ll provide comfort and care to Indigenous families in Winnipeg, Manitoba and provide nutritional meals for children in preschool in Adamas, Ethio
MCC partner TANADESA is aiming to develop an entrepreneurial training program for adolescents, young people and women in the communities of Panabaj Tzanchaj and Chuk Muk, in the municipality of San
