Our Greyshirts answer the call across the country every day. This week, our volunteers continued to serve the community in San Diego, CA where entire neighborhoods were recently flooded. #BuiltToServe #NationalVolunteerMonth

We all adore our fur babies! This National Pet Day, let's prep for their safety by checking out our tips on how to get your precious animals ready for any disaster. trusa.co/4asAED9
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Join Team Rubicon for our International Matching Campaign! Your donation will be matched dollar-for-dollar by a generous donor during National Volunteer Month. Your investment will help us serve more communities around the world. #BuiltToServe trusa.co/IntlMatch

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From Haiti to Ukraine, this #WorldHealthDay we're reflecting on delivering disaster relief and humanitarian aid over the past 14 years.
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Team Rubicon deployed a QRF (quick reaction force) to Oldham County, KY today to conduct chainsaw ops and debris clearance. Greyshirts were on the ground less than 24 hours after the tornado touched down. Our volunteers are always ready to #StepIntoTheArena

It’s World Water Day & we believe everyone should have clean water. That’s why after the Morocco earthquake our WASH teams took water filters to remote villages. Our ability to deliver such clean water solutions wouldn't be possible without our partners at Under Armour and 1P.

Our common trait? We're built to serve! We believe that anyone can wear a grey shirt, no matter how much time you have to give. If you have grit and tenacity to serve people on their worst days, there's a spot on the team for you. #StepIntoTheArena

In the wake of brutal tornadoes across the Midwest overnight, we deployed Recon Teams to the field in Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana. Working alongside emergency managers, we're identifying unmet needs where our Greyshirts can provide assistance. #StepIntoTheArena

Happy Pi Day from the best cookie cutters in the disaster relief biz.
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The Veterans Affairs has expanded the coverage for all vets who were exposed to toxins or hazards to be eligible for health care without first applying for VA benefits. TR has long advocated in support of the PACT Act to get our vets the help they need.
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It's #InternationalWomensDay , here's how Greyshirts are pairing tiny lamps with water filters for a big impact on the lives of women during humanitarian crises and disasters. teamrubiconusa.org/news-and-stori…

Our Greyshirts know how to Get Shit Done, because they also know to change their socks. Our work can be mentally, physically, and emotionally exhausting. Taking care of each other and ourselves isn't weak; it's essential.

Your support goes beyond borders. Help us continue our mission of bringing aid to those in need, no matter where they are. Donate today and make a global impact. teamrubiconusa.org/ways-to-give/

Our common trait? We’re built to serve. We believe that anyone can wear a grey shirt, no matter how much time you have to give. If you have got and tenacity to serve people on their worst days, there’s a spot on the team for you!

'The best advice is appreciating spending quality time with each other, reinforcing our friendship, talking and listening to each other and most importantly, working together towards the satisfaction of doing good things to help others.' - Steve and Stacey Mitchell, Greyshirts

Skills x Service = Greater Impact.
When the next disaster comes, don’t be the person wishing you’d done more. Prepare for the operations happening now and the ones that are sure to come so you can multiply your impact when you step up to serve.

10 years later: A look back at Operation Valley Forge in West Chester, PA. Do you remember this storm?

Our Greyshirts have seen it all on deployments. What's the most random thing you've seen brought to an operation?

Mobility. Accessibility. Freedom.
Greyshirts worked with the Texas Ramp Project to build ramps for low-income older adults and people with disabilities. What does this mean? Thanks to our Greyshirts, more families can be together.