
Texas Floods: Maria’s Story
In the aftermath of the devastating Texas Floods, CORE’s emergency response team helped families like Maria’s with critical muck and gut work to safely move back home.
Stories
In the aftermath of the devastating Texas Floods, CORE’s emergency response team helped families like Maria’s with critical muck and gut work to safely move back home.
This summer, with support from CORE, Kids of Ukraine hosted a weeklong sleepaway camp for Ukrainian teens affected by the war.
The Texas Floods left longtime San Angelo residents Juan and Alejandra’s home filled with mud and mold. CORE’s muck and gut work was their first step toward recovery.
Alphonso, a near lifetime resident of Altadena, lost more than a home in the Eaton fire, he lost his community. In the six months since the fire, Alphonso has connected with CORE, who are helping him and his wife on their recovery journey.
After losing her home of 36 years in the Eaton Fire, Kathy is rebuilding her life one day at a time. CORE’s holistic support has been crucial.
Um Kulthum is a mother and soap maker in Sudan. She relies on her business to pay for basic necessities, like food and medicine.
Over three years of war, Kateryna endured the occupation, abandoned her home, and lost her business. She worries every day about her family’s safety, yet she remains optimistic and helps others who have also suffered from the war.
During a multi-week project, CORE partnered with Caterpillar to clear and haul away 92 metric tons of debris from the Pacific Palisades Presbyterian Church that burned down in the Palisades Fire.
In May 2025, powerful tornadoes tore through southeastern Kentucky. CORE rapidly deployed to reinforce local response efforts.