Annual Reports CARE USA 2020 Annual Report March 11, 2021 In 2020, CARE worked in 104 countries, reaching more than 92 million people through more than 1,300 programs. For the first time in our history, we launched the CARE Package as part of our programming in the U.S. as a direct response to the COVID-19 pandemic. View resource
Annual Reports CARE USA 2019 Annual Report June 1, 2020 In 2019, CARE worked in 100 countries, reaching nearly 70 million people through 1,000 programs. Every single one of those 70 million people we helped in 2019 has a story of resilience, community, strength, and hope—all things that bind us together, across every corner of the globe. View resource
Annual Reports CARE USA 2018 Annual Report June 1, 2019 2018 was heralded as the Year of the Woman, with women’s movements, activists and leaders indelibly shaping the global discourse in powerful and catalytic ways. View resource
Annual Reports CARE USA 2017 Annual Report June 1, 2018 On World Refugee Day in June 2017, the UN announced a record number of displaced people worldwide: 65.6 million. That constitutes the biggest crisis in the UN’s history and the biggest since 1945, when CARE was founded. View resource
Annual Reports CARE USA 2016 Annual Report June 1, 2017 In 2016, we explored how CARE is armed with a new generation of “CARE Packages” that deliver results to thousands and are then replicated to transform the lives of millions. View resource
Annual Reports CARE USA 2015 Annual Report June 1, 2016 Never in our history has CARE been so well positioned to deliver scaled and lasting change in the world’s poorest communities. And it’s because compassionate, committed people for 70 years have stepped forward — giving of themselves, their resources, their time — in order to change our world. View resource
Annual Reports CARE USA 2014 Annual Report June 1, 2015 The 2014 annual report spotlights some of the positive change CARE delivered around the world, and spotlights how CARE empowers women and helps make them, along with girls, boys and men, more resilient. And, CARE prepares for a new era as former CEO and President Helene Gayle steps down. View resource
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