CORE is distributing food kits in Alligator Pond, Jamaica, a fishing village where most of the residents lost their fishing equipment to the storm. Both the fishers and the vendors are currently struggling in the aftermath of Melissa. https://t.co/lpufGzKdUv

CORE has had a blast running across the country with Travis Barker as the official charity partner for Run Travis Run! So far, we’ve hit the pavement in Chicago, Palm Desert, and Las Vegas and now we’re gearing up for the final stop in Los Angeles on Saturday, November 8th!

CORE team members helped pack kits side by side with volunteers from Breds Treasure Beach Foundation. The kits included rice & flour provided by CORE, along with other essential items supplied by several partners, including the Breds Treasure Beach Foundation and @AllHandsHearts

Supporting our most vulnerable community members in times of need is central to CORE’s mission, and we’re so grateful to everyone stepping up to help each other during this challenging moment. If you need food, visit https://t.co/OupoN8nzVG to find a food bank in your community.

As part of a statewide response, several of CORE’s California Emergency Response Corps (CERC) fellows are deploying with AmeriCorps to Kern County, CA to support emergency food distribution. To learn about ways to help, visit

George is on the ground in St. Elizabeth Parish, Jamaica, where our team is delivering food staples. These supplies will be assembled into care packages for distribution to isolated communities, in partnership with the Breds Treasure Beach Foundation. #hurricanemelissa #jamaica

#HurricaneMelissa: Help CORE Deliver Critical Relief https://t.co/7Nv617LWqI

CORE Team member Shelly is currently in Middle Quarter in St. Elizabeth Parish, where CORE is distributing tarps and assessing roof damage to households affected by Hurricane Melissa. A gift of $45 provides a tarp for a family whose home was damaged. https://t.co/lpufGzKdUv

We’d like to congratulate Ryan Beedie on being honored with the National Citizen Award from the UN Association in Canada. With generous funding from the Beedie Foundation, CORE has provided free job training to Ukrainians who’ve fled their homes due to the war. @BeedieBuilt

Thanks to your support, CORE’s emergency response teams are on the ground in Jamaica and Haiti bringing urgent assistance to communities devastated by Hurricane Melissa. Donate by visiting https://t.co/Z0nXmaKv2G

Thank you for mentioning our efforts in response to Hurricane Melissa. @marieclaire

CORE team member Frantz Eliscar is on the ground in Baradères, in Haiti’s Nippes department, where Hurricane Melissa has caused severe flooding, landslides, and extensive damage to roads and infrastructure. As Frantz reminds us, “Even a small action can save lives.” Donate today.

We’ve also hired local staff in impacted areas to support isolated areas by conducting shelter repairs and distributing food and water while supporting local livelihoods. CORE also sourced heavy equipment on the island, cleared roads of debris and mud, and made vital repairs.

Over the weekend, our team in Jamaica delivered drinking water, rice, and tarps to support vulnerable families impacted by the hurricane. Our partners also delivered CORE-sourced tarps directly to affected residents in Montego Bay. #hurricanemelissa #jamaica

This weekend, one of CORE’s team arrived in St. Elizabeth Parish, where Hurricane Melissa made a direct impact. With them, they brought pallets of rice and water and distributed them to communities most in need. #HurricaneMelissa #haiti #jamaica

With longstanding programs in Haiti, CORE immediately activated our emergency response team to provide urgent support to the community in the hardest-hit coastal areas. https://t.co/lpufGzJG4X #hurricanemelissa #haiti #jamaica #carribean

Our team is on the ground in #Jamaica, unloading trucks filled with pallets of generators, rice, and water. In partnership with Breds Treasure Beach Foundation, these supplies, along with heavy machinery, are being transported west to St. Elizabeth Parish. #hurricanemelissa

CORE's team in #Jamaica received shipments of critical supplies for immediate deployment to the hardest hit areas in the west. With locally sourced equipment and global expertise, they're ready to clear access routes, remove debris and rush aid.

CORE Emergency Response Director, George Mejia is on the ground in Kingston, #Jamaica. Our team is working closely with community members and trusted partners to identify access points, maintain supply chains, and respond rapidly as conditions evolve.

CORE’s team is on the ground in Jamaica working with local communities to respond to hard-hit areas following devastating Hurricane Melissa. Although access and connectivity remain significant challenges, we are mobilizing to help!