Response To Hurricane Melissa-Jamaica
Year End Fundraising
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Year end
Fundraiser
As 2025 draws to a close and we begin the End-of-Year fundraising, it is exciting to look back over the past year and recall all the lives that have been impacted through your help – from evacuations in war-torn Ukraine and orphans in Thailand, to hurricane victims in Jamaica, among many others. Because of the faithful support of each of our donors, we have been able to share valuable resources with those in need and send our volunteers to multiple fields, both stateside and internationally.
To continue our mission of bringing Hope into disaster would you consider partnering with us to support our year-end fundraiser?
With your prayers and financial contribution, we will continue to impact the most vulnerable throughout the world.
$1,150,000.00
Thailand - Myanmar - Ukraine (evacuations - Shelter - rebuilding) - Jamaica - South Sudan - North Carolina
Jamaica
Category 5 Hurricane
Hurricane Melissa struck Jamaica on October 28 as a Category 5 storm with winds up to 185 mph, the strongest hurricane in the island’s history. The slow-moving system caused catastrophic flooding, landslides, and destruction, especially in western Jamaica.
Up to 70% of the island remains without power, leaving hundreds of thousands without electricity, water, or communications. At least eight people have died, with the full toll unknown. More than 1.5 million people—over a third of the population—have been affected, thousands displaced, and 15,000 are sheltering in temporary facilities.
Our team arrived on October 30 and is assessing needs, establishing a humanitarian base, and responding to urgent needs alongside local churches, communities, and partners to support those most affected and guide long-term recovery.
OUR HISTORY
Plain Compassion Crisis Response (PCCR) is a non-profit humanitarian aid organization that was formed in the fall of 2014 as a response to the refugee crisis in the Kurdistan region of northern Iraq. The vision of this organization is to demonstrate God’s love by providing relief in areas of disaster that are not publicized widely and/or hard to access.





