our mission
Operation Blessing and our partners are dedicated to demonstrating God’s love by alleviating human need and suffering in the United States and around the world.
what we do
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Hunger Relief
In the United States, and around the world, YOU are helping fill hungry bellies and fight hunger-related health problems through compassionate hunger relief programs in homes, schools, churches, and entire communities!
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Clean Water
Water is essential to life and with Operation Blessing YOU are bringing clean water to the poor and suffering through thoughtful and innovative clean water solutions that have the power to shape a brighter future.
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Disaster Relief
From floods and hurricanes here in the U.S., to earthquakes and humanitarian crises around the world, your partnership helps Operation Blessing to be first on the ground with relief and long-term recovery for those facing devastation and loss.
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Medical Care
Through medical and dental brigades, community health volunteer training, ultrasound and women’s health programs, and life-changing surgeries, you are helping to heal our world’s sick and hurting with kindness and care.
our stories
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Providing Hope in Jamaica after Hurricane Melissa
JAMAICA – The devastation in Jamaica is overwhelming. Families in Montego Bay and the surrounding mountain communities have lost everything—their homes, food, clean water, power, and hope. But thanks to compassionate friends like you, Operation Blessing is already on the ground delivering help where it’s needed most after Hurricane Melissa. Right now, our teams are Read More…
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Fighting Hunger During the Shutdown
UNITED STATES – Due to the government shutdown, federal SNAP benefits—which provide food for struggling families—have run out for nearly 42 million Americans. Up to 12% of our friends and neighbors are facing the threat of hunger right now. While two federal judges ordered on Friday that benefits continue, much remains uncertain, and recipients will Read More…
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Breathless to Boundless After Being Diagnosed with Congenital Heart Disease
CHINA – When little Yang Hui was diagnosed with congenital heart disease at the age of one, her parents saw their world turned upside down. Her father, a welder earning an unstable income, watched helplessly as his daughter could only run about 30 feet before needing to rest. The family faced crushing debt and an Read More…
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Less Treks for Water and More Time for Love
KENYA – We’ve all heard the saying, “So much to do, so little time.” For Mateine, a loving grandmother in Kenya, this phrase was all too true. Mateine’s time was consumed by the tedious treks for water she took almost daily to for her family. “I must leave the house as early as 7:00 in Read More…
A mission you can believe in. A charity you can trust.