Which organization is an international humanitarian agency in the United States that provides aid in more than 100 countries without regard to race, religion or nationality?

• A. Catholic Relief Services
• B. Red Cross
• C. Doctors Without Borders
• D. UNICEF

Answer: (A)

The main idea is identifying a U.S.-based organization that acts as an international humanitarian agency delivering aid to many countries regardless of personal characteristics. Catholic Relief Services fits this description because it is the official international relief and development arm of the U.S. Catholic Church, founded to help people in need around the world. It operates in more than 100 countries and provides aid without regard to race, religion, or nationality, aligning with impartial humanitarian principles. The other organizations have different structures or emphases: the Red Cross is a broad relief movement with national chapters, Doctors Without Borders operates independently and is not defined as a U.S. faith-based agency, and UNICEF is a United Nations agency rather than a U.S.-based Catholic humanitarian organization.