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As a leading international humanitarian agency, Catholic Relief Services works toward transformation at scale. Since 1943, we go where we are called—to the most remote places, to achieve the greatest impact, alongside the world’s most vulnerable people. We will not stop until all of God’s children can fulfill their human potential in thriving families and communities; just, peaceful and vibrant societies; and flourishing landscapes. Explore the CRS Interactive Annual Report to learn more.
Annual Report 2023
Catholic Relief Services is the official international humanitarian agency of the Catholic Church in the United States. Thanks to your support in fiscal year 2023, CRS touched the lives of more than 210 million vulnerable people working with 1,883 local partners in 121 countries around the world.
Fueled by our faith, there is no limit to the transformation we can achieve as one human family. The work you make possible saves lives, addresses the root causes and effects of poverty, promotes the sacredness and dignity of human life, and helps build more just and peaceful societies around the world. CRS also serves Catholics in the United States by inviting them to live out their faith in service to their brothers and sisters around the world.
CRS is one of the most efficient organizations in the world. In fiscal year 2023, 94% of our revenue was spent on programs that directly support the people we serve. CRS meets all 20 of the strict Charity Standards set by the Better Business Bureau's Wise Giving Alliance, has an "A+" rating from CharityWatch and is recognized on Forbes Top 100 charities in the U.S.
The CRS Annual Report shows that, by supporting CRS, your partnership knows no bounds in creating a better world.
Previous Annual Reports and Financial Statements
Fiscal Year 2003
Fiscal Year 2002
Fiscal Year 2001

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Impact Stories
Explore Our Projects

Improving Livestock Farming in Central African Republic
I Londo I Mai is a 24-month project that aims to strengthen the capacity of vulnerable and conflict-affected families and improve their economic resilience in the northwest of the Central African Republic.
Read Story arrow_right_altA Win-Win for American Farmers and School Children in Laos
How the USDA's McGovern-Dole International Food for Education and Child Nutrition Program benefits the U.S. and Laos.
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Home gardens support good nutrition: Megha’s Story
Together, we can lead the way to prevent and end hunger with sustainable farming solutions that increase access to nutritious food.
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Changing food, changing habits: Labaladezy and Frankline’s Story
This innovative, CRS-designed approach, has shown positive results in rural communities in Madagascar where there are high rates of malnourished children.
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ICT4Ag
To enable farmers to analyze market opportunities and increase their income, more attention needs to be given to monitor the profits that different types of farmers gain from using new technologies and linking to markets.
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Increasing School Enrollment in Mali
A food program helps keep children energized so they are better equipped to improve learning and development.
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Nery’s Story: The Impact of U.S. International Assistance
Adapting to change in Honduras
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Community Restores Water Source in Zimbabwe
Nestled in Hurungwe, Mashonaland West Province of Zimbabwe, St. Boniface Dam directly benefits more than 3,000 people in the neighboring community with a fresh water source, including two schools with more than 1,000 students.
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Opening Education Opportunities in Rwanda
The Inclusive Nutrition and Early Childhood Development Program, or Gikuriro Kuri Bose, is a 5-year USAID-funded program to improve the health, functioning, nutritional status, and wellbeing of women of reproductive age and children under six years of age, with an emphasis on the child’s first 1,000-days.
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