A call for ceasefire: Gaza crisis intensifies due to restrictions on humanitarian aid

The siege in Gaza must end to prevent continued civilian death, catastrophic hunger, and destruction in Palestine.

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Mercy corps employees doing agricultural work
April 16, 2018
John Deere partnership empowers rice farmers in Asia
In 2014 Mercy Corps joined forces with John Deere to help improve the livelihoods of rice farmers. To date, this program has supported 8,310 smallholder rice farmers in Indonesia.
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Mercy corps team members in puerto rico respond in the aftermath of an earthquake.
April 08, 2018
How we work: Emergency response
As disasters increasingly strike families and children in vulnerable places around the world, Mercy Corps is there to provide lifesaving relief and help communities build back stronger.
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Juan, 38, grows about 11,000 coffee plants at his farm, finca la montanuela in the small farming village of san antonio, colombia. photo: miguel samper for mercy corps
March 21, 2018
Mercy Corps presents the first Global Envision Award to Vega Coffee
Mercy Corps is proud to give its first-ever Global Envision Award to celebrate Vega Coffee, a company that exemplifies the private sector as a force for good in the world.
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21-year-old bashar is a syrian refugee working 70 hours a week to keep his family alive in jordan. “we have been living as syrians forever, and one day we will be back and will live together in peace,” he says. photos: annie sakkab for mercy corps
March 14, 2018
The dream Bashar carries
Bashar is a 21-year-old Syrian refugee who works 70 hours a week to support his family. But he hasn't given up on his dream for a better life.
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Boys playing near shelters at a refugee camp in jordan
March 14, 2018
Q&A: How is the Syria crisis reshaping the Middle East?
More than 5 million Syrians have been forced to seek safety in neighboring countries. How will that change the fabric of the Middle East? Learn more in this Q&A with Mercy Corps' country directors for Lebanon and Jordan, George Antoun and Hunter Keith.
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400,000 trapped. more than 1,500 killed. an in-depth perspective on some of the worst violence in over 7 years of war
March 14, 2018
No way out: A Q&A on the violence overtaking Eastern Ghouta, Syria
Some of the worst violence seen in more than seven years of war is taking place right now in Syria’s Eastern Ghouta region. Learn more about what's happening and what our local partners are doing to help.
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