Operation Compassion News Today

Robert McMath, vice president of Operation Compassion’s Living Waters Initiative, says more than 2 billion people in the world drink water contaminated by bacteria, viruses, parasites and amoebas.

Last week, many in the community heard about the passing of Dr. Ray Hurt, Pastor Emeritus of the Lifeline Church in Princeton. To those of us who knew him as

The foundation will be at The Commons on Saturday and Sunday from 8 am to 8 pm.

American Red Cross in Chattanooga has people on the ground in Clarksville assisting and Operation Compassion is working to give families who lost everything a Christmas.

On Saturday, Nov. 4, the community came together, once again, to honor our veterans with an annual event called the “Community Veterans’ Breakfast and Stand Down.” This year we returned

God’s Pit Crew is sending relief supplies to Maui after devastating wildfires.

A full semi-load of the 5-gallon buckets, containing non-perishable food, water, hygiene items, first-aid kits, Bibles and handwritten notes of encouragement, has left the the God’s Pit Crew warehouse in Danville, Va., and is now making its way to the Valley Isle.

Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic church sponsored its first Feed the Community event on Aug. 5. More than 700 people were helped.

Oklahomans who have answered calls for help in Florida in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian include nurses skilled in the care of critically ill babies, line workers ready to assist in reconnecting hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses without power, and volunteers prepared to feed people in temporary shelters, among others.

/PRNewswire/ -- Feed the Children, a leading nonprofit focused on alleviating childhood hunger, announced today that it is working with corporate partners...