Let me be the first to say that your donations matter. It's been nearly 6 weeks since hurricane Helene left damaging effects felt across various state lines. Saint Petersburg and the entirety of Tampa Bay were one of the many areas left in devastation. Then two weeks later, Milton hit, causing even more destruction. The … Continue reading Initial Impact Report: Helping our Neighbors in Florida Get Back on Their Feet
Emergency Florida Hurricane Relief: Double Your Impact with Never Settle
Florida was ravaged by two powerful hurricanes, Milton and Helene, leaving a trail of devastation in their wake. Families have lost their homes, businesses are in ruins, and entire communities are struggling to pick up the pieces. Right now, our friends, families, and neighbors in Florida need our help. That's why we're launching an emergency fundraising campaign to provide immediate relief to those affected.
How We Are Helping in the Fight to Stop Coronavirus / COVID-19
The Never Settle Foundation is pledging $10,000 to support the Coronavirus relief efforts of five non-profit partners. In addition, we will match the first $1,000 that is fundraised or donated by Team Never Settle. We fund programs across many sectors all of which are impacted by Coronavirus. Some of our partners focus exclusively on health and public emergencies while others are retrofitting their programs to meet the needs of the communities they serve.
Hurricane Harvey Relief Efforts in Texas
Hurricane Harvey made landfall over Texas on August 25th 2017. It was quickly labeled a Category 4 hurricane due to high winds (up to 150 mph) and 2-4 feet of rain. Harvey has caused widespread damage and flooding to communities across Texas and Louisiana. Hurricane Harvey affected many communities including Corpus Christi, Houston, Port Mansfield, Brownsville, Port O’Connor, Victoria, Galveston, Matagorda, Rockport, High Island, and Freeport. Houston was one of the hardest hit by the storm. More than 50 inches of rain fell onto Houston over four days, turning one of the largest cities in the USA into a sea of muddy brown water. Even as the rain and wind moves on, the region continues to suffer consequences of the destruction and loss of life.
One Month After Hurricane Matthew the Need in Haiti is Urgent
On October 4, 2016 Hurricane Matthew smashed through Caribbean countries with 145 mile-per-hour winds and torrential rain before hitting the United States later in the week. According to Reuters, Haiti faced the greatest devastation with nearly 900 deaths and tens of thousands left homeless. The powerful storm also severed water pipelines and contaminated drinking water, … Continue reading One Month After Hurricane Matthew the Need in Haiti is Urgent