CORE (Community Organized Relief Effort)

CORE is hiring a Program Coordinator with either Vietnamese, Spanish or Mandarin fluency required and based out of Los Angeles, California. Working under the supervision of the Operations Program Manager, the Program Coordinator provides programmatic and administrative support to help achieve the goals and objectives of a multiyear grant designed to shrink health disparities in the San Gabriel Valley (SGV). Apply directly: https://lnkd.in/g88eARS7 #nonprofitjobs #coreresponse #programcoordinatorjobs

Thank you AP News for featuring our music program in partnership with MUSIC HEALS INTERNATIONAL for their end-of-year concert in Haiti. Watch the young musicians perform and celebrate here: https://lnkd.in/giME7Mif #haiti #musichealsinternational #coreresponse

With 2024 coming to a close, there's no better time to plan your charitable giving for the year ahead. Your support will empower the hard-hit and marginalized populations fighting to survive humanitarian crises around the world. Together, we can meet their urgent needs today, and build a better and more equitable future for tomorrow. Donate by visiting https://lnkd.in/ghTbZziz #givingseason #taxseason

Providing humanitarian assistance to people living near the front lines is always risky and requires working in a changing environment. Not doing so means leaving thousands of people without essential and sometimes life-saving assistance.      Supported by the Ukrainian Humanitarian Fund, CORE (Community Organized Relief Effort) together with local partners deliver firewood to villages 20-50 kilometers from the front line in the Zaporizhzhia and Kharkiv oblasts. For the residents of these communities, firewood is not only a way to keep their homes warm in the winter. It is often the only way to cook food, given the constant interruptions in electricity and gas supplies.      Project in the frontline communities can never be planned in advance. To ensure people receive aid in time we try to consider different scenarios and have several options for solving a particular situation. One of the key point to successful implementation is understanding the local context. Our project team is in close contact with local NGOs and municipal authorities, who are always up to date on the situation and the services available in a particular location. The same goes for contractors. We try to involve local entrepreneurs in project implementation. They know the specifics of logistics and production in a particular region. We do our best to give people a spark of hope, dignity, security, and the ability to endure the cold months with resilience. 

On December 5th, visionaries across art, music, culture, and philanthropy came together for CORE at Art Basel Miami and raised more than $1 million for communities in crisis. We are incredibly grateful to everyone who joined us, and we're excited to create an even greater impact through our work in the year ahead. A big thank you to Greenberg Traurig for joining us and making the event so special. Learn more about CORE’s mission by visiting https://lnkd.in/gczDifsD #miamiartbasel #coreresponse 

CORE is hiring a Corporate Partnerships and Grants Manager to ideally be based in Southern California and work remotely.  The Corporate Partnerships and Grants Manager will be joining CORE during a time of exponential growth as we build out our national fundraising strategy. We are looking for a candidate with a visionary and entrepreneurial approach that is comfortable working in a fast-paced environment to support an international development strategy. Appy today by visiting https://lnkd.in/gKrqMXG9 #nonprofitjobs #coreresponse #developmentmanager

In recognition of International Migrant’s Day, CORE is proud to highlight the resilience of the Haitian migrant community in Porto Alegre, Brazil, who were severely impacted by the catastrophic floods in Rio Grande do Sul earlier this year. Since June, and with the support of VivaRio, CORE has been actively assisting the community, offering cash assistance to help people rebuild their homes and facilitating Talking Circles to support their mental and emotional well-being. These Talking Circles provide a space for survivors to share their struggles and connect with people who understand what they’ve been through. The Haitian community in Brazil faces the unique challenge of being not only migrants but also twice-displaced by both the climate disaster and the difficulties of starting over in a new country. Through these efforts, we are helping them recover and rebuild their lives. 

CORE is seeking a Director of Finance for a remote position! We seeking an energetic finance and accounting professional with strong financial, treasury and technical skills to help advance our mission around the globe. Apply by visiting - https://lnkd.in/g2H3drFu #nonprofitjobs #COREresponse #directoroffinance #financeroles

From deadly climate emergencies, to sweeping health and humanitarian crises, CORE is on the scene serving vulnerable communities around the world. Your support has changed the lives of 11.8 million people across 14 countries and counting. Our impact in 2024 includes:  - Supported 920,000  people globally.  - Distributed nearly 2 million USD in cash voucher assistance.  - Distributed over 21,000 hygiene kits.  - Served more than 13,000 meals.  - Reached 658,150 people with health equity.    Read more about our impact: https://lnkd.in/ghTbZziz 

“Humanitarian work resembles a complex mechanism with hundreds of gears. While some elements rotate together in the same direction, others rotate on their own, not interacting with the rest of the system. This can lead to inconsistencies and decreased effectiveness in providing assistance – which can often have critical consequences.” In this column, Liana Khorovytska CORE Executive Director in Ukraine, shares her first-hand experience as to how humanitarian aid can be delivered more effectively. In collaboration with the Aspen Institute Kyiv, CORE brought together participants of the aid process to find ways to address challenges in building the effective coordination system. This initiative was implemented within the program “Relief for Ukraine: Support Ecosystem for Ukrainians” with a series of seminars. Read Liana’s full article, and learn more about this partnership, here: https://lnkd.in/dG9dEF3y