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As the lead for the U.S. Dept. of Defense (DoD) for Information Sharing and Communications for Disaster Response, I put high value in the SITREPs that HumanityRoad (HR) generates on various disasters both domestically and internationally. I'll pass the SITREPs onto the DoD
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- EIN 27-2047079
- 800-931-1951
- 230 WASHINGTON ST Boydton VA 23917 USA
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Nonprofit Overview
Causes: Animals, Disaster Aid, Disaster Preparedness & Relief Services
Mission: We help the public survive, sustain and reunite after catastrophic disaster by closing the black hole of communications. We monitor social media to save lives. We connect people and animal owners with those who can provide them aid.
Results: Humanity Road helps locate, organize and connect people and communities with valuable information and critical resources. Since its founding in 2010, the organization has responded to nearly 1,000 disasters around the world.
Target demographics: We help people, animals and emergency officials by connecting them with resources when disaster strikes. During a disaster, impacted areas become overwhelmed, and viable lifesaving solutions and information can become impossible to find. Humanity Road is an additional lifeline (the bridge) for the affected public, local officials and emergency response teams using innovative technology and social listening platforms.
Direct beneficiaries per year: Every year, Humanity Road volunteers help thousands of people and animals around the world impacted by disaster. In 2016, the disaster desk was active for 3,878 hours. Volunteers responded to 105 events in 45 countries, and total volunteer hours of service topped 11,000 hours.
Geographic areas served: places all over the world
Programs: Because no call for help should be unheard, we monitor social media to save lives, testing new disaster response tools and technology, and helping emergency officials plan and conduct preparedness campaigns and exercises to improve the disaster response chain of care.
