The Mission of INCOR
INCOR began over 35 years ago to meet the physical and spiritual needs in poverty-stricken parts of the world.
INCOR began over 35 years ago to meet the physical and spiritual needs in poverty-stricken parts of the world.

INCOR has partnered with Metal Drum Ministries in northern Thailand to provide safe youth hostels that enable children in remote villages to attend school. Recently Metal Drum has received a number of children from war-torn regions of Burma (Myanmar) and has begun construction on a new hostel in the village of Kwae Koh. INCOR is supplying the funds for construction as well as supporting the new students and the house parents. If you would like to support this vital effort, click here and designate your donation "Kwae Koh". 100% of donated funds will go directly to Metal Drum Ministries to support these children traumatized by war and given an opportunity for a safe home and an education.

INCOR supports New Hope Children's Home in south India. INCOR raised funds to purchase land and the building that houses fifty orphans. Shortly after INCOR board members visited the children's home in February 2026, Ophir (pictured to the right) was sickened with Typhoid and died two weeks later. Ophir was a vital part of caring for the orphans at the children's home, and leaves behind a husband and three young children. In honor of Ophir, INCOR is raising funds to install a water filtration system at the children's home and extend the electric service to the second floor of the building. Clean water is vital to everyone's health, and the expense of purchasing drinking water is a burden on the children's home. Electricity will open up the second floor of the building for daily use and will improve the lives of the children. We are hoping to raise the $20,000 needed to finish both of these projects. If you would like to participate in supporting this project, you can donate through INCOR, specify "Project Ophir" with your donation so that the funds go to this project. As a reminder, 100% of donations go directly to the designated project. Click here to donate online.

INCOR partners with dedicated Christian organizations, pastors, church leaders, teachers, and students around the world to strategically fund ministries that change lives and impact communities. Careful stewardship includes board members, when possible, visiting ministry sites to evaluate the integrity and effectiveness of each partner ministry. Though we are a nondenominational board from diverse Christian faith traditions, we center our attention on the transformative work of Jesus.
INCOR pledges that 100% of all designated donations will be used for their intended purposes.


During times of disaster INCOR is able to effectively channel relief through a
network of proven, indigenous, Christian ministries. This enables us to provide not only immediate relief, but long-term aid through ongoing community development.

The cycle of poverty can often be broken through education. INCOR invests in schools and programs that target children who would otherwise receive no education, often due to refugee status, gender or religious discrimination, and extreme poverty, .

By partnering with local churches, Christian schools, and indigenous missions, INCOR supports professional healthcare in a number of countries and has funded construction of medical clinics in two countries.

There is a time to give a person a fish and there is a time to teach them how to fish. INCOR invests in long term relief through community development. While this may initially include feeding programs, medical care, and education, the goal is sustainability by empowering locals to care for themselves.

INCOR funds sustainable farming as well as food assistance and emergency food relief in a number of countries. Metal Drum Ministries, one of our partners in Thailand, maintains a farm in order to feed the one hundred children housed in the four hostels operated by their ministry.

INCOR has been able to partner with local Christian organizations in countries where Christians are systematically marginalized and denied employment in order to provide vocational training. Often those trained are widows, and by providing a simple sewing machines and skills, these women can attain gainful employment and financial independence.
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