Our team
The people who show up in every emergency
Meet the team that rushes to families through earthquakes, floods, fires and war. For their safety we keep their names private, but we are glad to tell you about the work they do.
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Meet our team

Search and rescueShoulder to shoulder with local crews to reach people under rubble

Flood rescueReaches families cut off by floodwater by boat

Wildfire teamBeside families fleeing the fire and the wildlife in its path

Storm responseReaches people trapped in homes torn apart by storms

Rescue equipmentGets local rescue crews the equipment they need

War reliefBrings flour, bread and essentials to families caught in war

Food reliefBrings hot meals and food parcels to families' tables

HealthBrings health care to disaster zones and our mobile clinic

Water and hygieneBrings clean water and hygiene to families

Winter reliefBrings fuel and winter supplies to villages cut off by snow

Our Furry FriendsReaches furry friends who are hurt or far from home

Wildlife reliefCarries wildlife hurt in fires and floods to safety and care

Disaster preparednessRuns drills with local crews and helps families prepare

LogisticsMoves aid from the warehouse to the field by the shortest route

Procurement and transparencyBuys locally whenever possible and records every expense
Where our teams and partners are
Our own teamOur local partner
Countries with our own team
Australia, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Canada, Chad, Ethiopia, Greece, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Mexico, Myanmar, Nepal, Palestine, Philippines, Türkiye, United States, Vietnam
Countries with our local partners
Afghanistan, Algeria, Belgium, Brazil, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Central African Republic, DR Congo, Ecuador, Egypt, Eritrea, France, Germany, Ghana, India, Iraq, Ireland, Italy, Kenya, Lebanon, Libya, Luxembourg, Madagascar, Mauritania, Mongolia, Morocco, Mozambique, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nigeria, Norway, Pakistan, Panama, Poland, Rwanda, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Somalia, South Africa, South Sudan, Spain, Sri Lanka, Thailand, The Gambia, Tunisia, Ukraine, Venezuela, Yemen






Governance and trust
Our foundation is governed by a board of directors. Our real costs are far higher than the share set aside from donations, and our founders gladly cover the difference from their own means. For their safety we keep our team's names private, and you can verify our foundation at any time on our Candid profile and in IRS records.
Candid Platinum 2026
We hold Candid's highest Seal of Transparency for 2026. You can explore our goals and our work on our profile at any time.
Approved on Benevity
You can find us in your company's giving program on Benevity and support us with peace of mind.

Volunteering on POINT and Field Day
Your employees can find our volunteer opportunities on both platforms and join our team with ease.
Work with us
Every pair of hands matters when we are trying to reach families hit by disaster. We are an approved organization on POINT and Field Day, and we would be glad to plan a volunteer day with your team.
You are welcome to write to us in any language. We read every message carefully and reply with care.
We would love to have you with us.
Volunteer with us
Our team
Our own field team works in the US, and our teams and local partners work around the world. From search and rescue, flood, fire and storm response to emergency relief in war zones, from food, health, water and winter relief to Our Furry Friends and wildlife, every part of our work is in the hands of people who have done it for years. Our logistics, procurement and records teams make sure aid reaches the right place on time. Our operations center, where we follow crises and record every delivery, is in Istanbul.
We have our own field team in the US. Our teams also work in Chad, Ethiopia, Palestine, Bangladesh, Indonesia, the Philippines, Cambodia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Nepal, Vietnam, Türkiye, Greece, Canada, Mexico and Australia. We have local partners in 48 countries, and this network grows every day. You can see them all on the map above.
Our headquarters is in Delaware. Our operations centers are in Istanbul, Gaza and N'Djamena. We run logistics and coordination for Southeast Asia from Ho Chi Minh City, our work in Indonesia from Bali, and coordination and distribution for the Asia Pacific from Sydney.
Our colleagues and partners often work in dangerous places. Keeping their names private protects them and the families they serve. If you are a corporate donor and would like to know more, simply write to us. We will gladly reply through a secure channel.
All of them come from the field, from our own work. We always ask for permission before taking a photo, and we hold the dignity of families above everything else.
In the field
We follow disasters around the world in real time through official sources. When a major disaster strikes, our first step is to reach our team and field partner in that region. Together we assess the need on the ground, buy locally whenever we can and hand aid to families ourselves.
Yes. In a disaster zone, our team works alongside local responders to reach people under rubble, cut off by floods or fleeing a fire. A gift for search and rescue equipment goes straight into this work.
Before we begin working with a partner, we get to know them closely. We look at what they have done before, how they are known in the region and who trusts them. We screen our partners and their managers against sanctions lists regularly. In the field, our team stays beside them.
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.
The dignity of families and children comes before everything else for us. We always ask for permission before taking a photo. We also have a comprehensive written child protection policy, and our work in the field is guided by it.
Leadership and trust
Our foundation is governed by a board of directors. Our founders cover most of the foundation's running costs from their own means. For their safety, we do not publish the names of our team and partners on our website. If your company or organization would like to know more about our board and team, we will gladly provide this information through a secure channel.
Our real costs are far higher than the 8% set aside from donations. Our founders gladly cover the difference from their own means. That is how 92% of your gift goes straight to the field.
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.
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.
Simply write to us through our contact details. We will read your question carefully and reply with care. If you need more information for your review, we will gladly provide it through a secure channel.
Volunteering and contact
Of course, it would mean a great deal to us. You can reach us through our volunteer page. We will talk about your interests and the time you have, and find the best way for you to help, together.
We would love that. We are an approved organization on POINT and Field Day. If you would like to plan a volunteer day with your team, simply write to us.
We would be truly glad. Our emergency campaign pages on Benevity and our stories on YourCause are ready for workplace campaigns. Simply write to us, and we will choose the right campaign for your company together.
You are welcome to write to us in any language. We read every message carefully and reply with care in your own language.
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