Live Project Map
When news of a disaster, a war or hunger reaches us, we go to the families with our teams and local partners. Right now we are on 28 emergency missions in 15 countries. Every point on the map is a place where we are bringing help.
28 emergency missions in 15 countries
After the earthquake in Flores, our team went straight to the families. Our first distribution reached 500 families. We are staying with them through the recovery.
After the earthquake in Panama, our team and our local partner were on the ground within two hours. We are checking damaged homes and moving the injured and the elderly to safety. We are bringing tents, tarpaulins and clean water to families who cannot go back inside.
We are bringing bread, hot meals and winter supplies to families in Gaza. Our special appeal, open for 7 days before winter arrives, began on October 1.
We are bringing emergency relief to families forced from their homes by the war in Taiz, Lahj and Aden.
We are bringing emergency relief to families caught in the armed conflict in Sudan.
We are bringing emergency relief to families caught in the armed conflict in Lebanon.
We are bringing emergency relief to families affected by the crisis in Djibouti.
We are bringing emergency relief to families affected by the crisis in Yemen.
We are bringing emergency relief to families caught in the armed conflict in Egypt.
We are bringing emergency relief to families affected by the flood in Djibouti.
We are bringing emergency relief to families affected by the flood in Thailand.
The coastal flood filled streets and homes in Laguna Beach, Newport Beach and the Balboa Peninsula. With our own field team, we are helping families, older adults and children whose homes were damaged.
Our team is on the ground after the floods in Crete. We are bringing safe water, food, hygiene supplies and cleanup help to older people, isolated families and those whose homes were flooded.
We are bringing emergency relief to families hit by the floods in Terres de l'Ebre, in the Baix Ebre and Montsià areas of Tarragona.
We are bringing emergency relief to families hit by the flash flood. We decide what is needed on the ground, by talking with the families.
Flooding struck families across the Navajo Nation. Our own field team is bringing them relief.
With our own field team, we are helping families affected by the flood in New Richland.
The flooding that followed the Nor'easter left families in New Jersey and New York in hardship. We are bringing them relief.
Hurricane Polo struck Guaymas and Empalme in Sonora. We are bringing emergency relief to families whose homes flooded, to older people and to people with disabilities.
Hurricane Isaias struck Florida and Alabama. With our own field team, we are bringing emergency relief to families whose homes flooded and to people without safe water. We are also helping older adults and people with disabilities.
A severe storm in Clovis was followed by a flash flood. Our own field team is bringing relief to families.
Floods in Vinton, Meigs and Harlan County and a storm in West Virginia left families in hardship. Our own field team is standing with them.
We are on the ground for the Anak Krakatau eruption. Our team in Indonesia is bringing emergency relief to the families nearby.
In Kyauktaw, families cut off from medicine and doctors are receiving emergency medical care from us.
We are bringing care to Our Furry Friends living on the streets of Houston.
With our own field team in the US, we are helping families affected by the Three Queens fire.
In the Bouquet Fire in Los Angeles County, our own field team is rescuing wildlife and bringing emergency relief to families affected by the fire.
We are helping families who had to evacuate their homes during the Olowalu fire.
Our missions country by country
We are in the field in the darker countries, and we are closely following the crises in the lighter ones.
| Urgency score | ||
|---|---|---|
 United States | 11 missions | 79 |
 Indonesia | 2 missions | 100 |
 Yemen | 2 missions | 92 |
 Djibouti | 2 missions | 75 |
 Palestine | 1 mission | 95 |
 Sudan | 1 mission | 92 |
 Lebanon | 1 mission | 88 |
 Mexico | 1 mission | 88 |
 Thailand | 1 mission | 75 |
 Egypt | 1 mission | 72 |
 Nepal | 1 mission | 60 |
 Greece | 1 mission | 55 |
 Panama | 1 mission | |
 Spain | 1 mission | |
 Myanmar | 1 mission | |
 Nigeria | Monitoring | 69 |
 Democratic Republic of the Congo | Monitoring | 68 |
 Ecuador | Monitoring | 65 |
 Philippines | Monitoring | 65 |
 Chile | Monitoring | 64 |
 Türkiye | Monitoring | 63 |
 Peru | Monitoring | 60 |
 Bangladesh | Monitoring | 59 |
 India | Monitoring | 59 |
 Pakistan | Monitoring | 57 |
 Russia | Monitoring | 56 |
 Paraguay | Monitoring | 55 |
 China | Monitoring | 54 |
 Italy | Monitoring | 54 |
 Vietnam | Monitoring | 53 |
 Afghanistan | Monitoring | 51 |
 Argentina | Monitoring | 51 |
 Bolivia | Monitoring | 51 |
 Bulgaria | Monitoring | 51 |
 Kazakhstan | Monitoring | 51 |
 Colombia | Monitoring | 51 |
 Iceland | Monitoring | 51 |
The map
Each point is an emergency mission our team is carrying out in the field right now. When you select a mission, you see where it is, what kind of crisis it is and the giving page that supports it. The details come from our Emergency Response Center.
The missions come from our Emergency Response Center's live data, and the page is redrawn at least every half hour. When we begin a new mission or complete one, the map changes too.
Our Emergency Response Center gives every crisis it follows an urgency score out of 100. The score reflects how severe the event is, how many people it affects and the situation the country is already in. We follow every crisis scoring 50 or higher closely, and we go to the field for those scoring 70 or higher.
Our Emergency Response Center follows crises around the world through official sources and gives each one an urgency score. We go to the field for crises scoring 70 or higher. We always put the families in the hardest situations first, especially women, children, the elderly, people with disabilities and the sick.
Yes. Our Emergency Response Center scores every crisis by how severe it is, how many people it affects and the situation the country is already in. How much a crisis is talked about in the news does not set its score. That is why you will also find floods and outbreaks that quickly fade from the headlines.
Missions
We stand with families through earthquakes, floods, storms, wildfires, volcanic eruptions, outbreaks, war, hunger and harsh winters. We never forget Our Furry Friends who are hurt or far from home after a disaster. Our Emergency Response Center follows these events all over the world. Outside sanctioned regions, we try to reach every place where help is needed.
In the US, our own field team delivers it. In other countries, our team works shoulder to shoulder with local partners who have known the region for years. Our operations center in Istanbul follows crises and records every delivery.
Of course. In wildfires we rescue injured wildlife, make sure they are treated and stay with them until they can return to the wild. Our Furry Friends who end up far from home receive the same tender care.
We stand with families in the US and in 48 countries around the world. Palestine, Yemen, Sudan, Somalia, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Indonesia and Nepal are some of them. We do not work in sanctioned regions.
Your gift
Of course. Each mission card opens the giving page that supports it, and every giving page belongs to a specific disaster or need. Your gift goes to the appeal you choose. Within that appeal, our team decides which families and which stage the help goes to, based on the need on the ground.
Of course, and it would mean a lot to us. We are listed as a verified foundation on channels such as Benevity, Blackbaud YourCause, Bright Funds, Millie, FrontStream, GivingForce and Givmo. Simply search for No Name Foundation or our EIN in your program. Our Benevity ID is 840-352882867. If your company matches gifts, your kindness can grow even further.
Within 72 hours of your gift, we write to you with the region and the day it reached. In projects, the region, step and date are added to your account as each stage is completed. That way, you can follow your kindness at every step.
Your receipt arrives in your inbox right after your gift. Within 72 hours, we write to tell you the region your gift reached, which day of the response it was and which stage it joined. To protect the dignity of families, we never share their names, faces or addresses. In projects, the region, step and date are added to your account as each stage is completed.
Trust
This is one of the things we care about most. We get to know a partner well before we start working together. We screen our partners and their managers against US and international sanctions lists regularly. We collect beneficial ownership (BOI) information from them and pass these records to the authorities. We never work in sanctioned regions.
Throughout the day, we screen our donors, partners and suppliers against five official lists. They are the US Treasury's two OFAC lists, the US Commerce Department's Consolidated Screening List, and the UN Security Council and UK lists. The lists are refreshed in full every week. We never work with any sanctioned person or organization.
92% of your gift goes straight to field projects. 5% keeps the foundation running, and 3% supports awareness work that helps us reach more hearts. Our real costs are far higher, and our founders gladly cover the difference themselves.
You can search our EIN (35-2882867) in the IRS Tax Exempt Organization Search. Our Candid profile shows our 2026 Platinum Seal of Transparency, and the Delaware registry lists our legal name, No Name Foundation.
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