Ground Force Humanitarian Aid is a data-driven disaster relief and humanitarian aid non-profit. The convergence of an aging population and increasing natural disasters leaves America facing an unprecedented 30 year humanitarian crisis. We are building an American pipeline of ready volunteers who will work together to assist vulnerable, aging and disabled communities often left alone during recovery after a natural disaster.

Ground Force’s five swift intervention programs. Safe Camp – A safe place in a disaster zone. Community Caretaking – In home visits to care for the most vulnerable community members with a countless creative range of services. Data-Driven Remote Team – Manages our deployment operations remotely. Visual Storytelling – Keeps the disaster narrative alive. Swift Intervention Training –  We train groups or individual volunteers to be ready for the next deployment.

🔹 $800,000+ in life-saving supplies distributed, including generators, sleeping bags, blankets, heaters, and camp stoves🔹 21,630+ volunteer hours dedicated to relief efforts🔹 7,345 families served with direct aid🔹 1,344 propane bottles provided for warmth and cooking🔹 Ongoing reconstruction efforts, including assembling and outfitting pre-fabricated tiny homes for displaced families

🔹14,000 hot meals served in 9 days 🔹$704,941.46 dollars in-kind (271,231 pounds) of critical supplies, food and water distributed 🔹437 volunteers recruited a total of 3,419 volunteer hours = $100,552.79 FEMA credits back into the community 🔹Volunteers provided meals and supplies to 52 residents at a local assisted living facility, a Pregnancy Center, and an elementary school