Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) shares God's love and compassion for all in the name of Christ by responding to basic human needs and working for peace and justice.
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It's been 100 years since we first started responding to basic human needs in southern Russia (present-day Ukraine). Now, we continue to work for relief, development and peace all over the world.
To mark 100 years of sharing God’s love and compassion, and your generosity and partnership through the decades, we invite you to explore stories from MCC’s decades of work around the world.
A gift to where needed most supports the breadth of MCC’s work – meeting urgent needs and building stronger, healthier communities. Give today.
Beginning in 1923, Mennonite refugees made the arduous trek from Russia to Canada in search of a better life. Their lives had been torn apart by civil war, famine and epidemic. MCC was there to assist.
Help commemorate the faith of these newcomers, memorialize the challenges of resettlement and acknowledge the legacy of Indigenous displacement in Canadian history.
Please give today to the Russlaender Remembrance Fund.
You can choose to give generally or support specific projects listed below:
