Korean American Sharing Movement Dallas Chapter

Korean American Sharing Movement Dallas Chapter is a Gospel-based relief organization dedicated to providing essential humanitarian aid to vulnerable populations in North Korea. Operating from Dallas, TX since 1997, KASM delivers comprehensive relief services including food assistance, medical supplies, educational materials, and agricultural support to communities in Kangwon Province. The organization's mission activities focus on three primary service areas: providing nutritional support consisting of corn noodles and food supplies to feed over 2,000 people across four orphan schools and a 350-bed hospital in Wonsan City; delivering medical supplies and healthcare resources to serve the medical needs of approximately 350,000 people through direct partnerships with hospitals in the region; and supplying school supplies and sports equipment to bring educational opportunities and joy to children in orphan schools. KASM maintains formal Memoranda of Understanding with established counterparts including The 56 Total Trading Company and the Department of Human Health and Education Fund Foundation of North Korea, ensuring effective and coordinated delivery of relief efforts. As a recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization by both Texas State Authority and the U.S. Federal Government, KASM partners with established institutions including Texas Baptist Men, Ayres Foundation, Park Cities Baptist Church, Baylor Hospitals, and numerous Korean churches and community organizations. The Dallas-based organization combines practical relief work with spiritual mission objectives, believing that compassionate service and humanitarian aid serve as foundations for broader reconciliation and unification efforts.