Over 60,000 rescued since 2017.
www.crowdsourcerescue.org
Need accessible transportation to a shelter?
Call/text (llame) Disability & Disaster Hotline 800.626.4959
En áreas de evacuación en Florida por Idalia. ¿Necesitan transporte accesible hacia un refugio? Llamenos
Need accessible transportation to a shelter?
Call/text (llame) Disability & Disaster Hotline 800.626.4959
En áreas de evacuación en Florida por Idalia. ¿Necesitan transporte accesible hacia un refugio? Llamenos
6 years later, with a whole lot more friends and neighbors, the love remains the same.
Thank you from the bottom of all our hearts for 6 years of CSR-ing. <3
6 years later, with a whole lot more friends and neighbors, the love remains the same.
Thank you from the bottom of all our hearts for 6 years of CSR-ing. <3
Three SAR teams are already en route.
If you can support (lot of miles to cover, very quickly), PLEASE DO: crowdsourcerescue.org/donate
We're coming into this running on fumes, anything you can chip in will go a long way.
Three SAR teams are already en route.
If you can support (lot of miles to cover, very quickly), PLEASE DO: crowdsourcerescue.org/donate
We're coming into this running on fumes, anything you can chip in will go a long way.
NHC is taking (presumable) Hurricane Idalia seriously. You should too if you're in Florida; the forecast models have it somewhat subdued right now, but similar storms saw rapid and unexpected intensification (e.g. Michael)
NHC is taking (presumable) Hurricane Idalia seriously. You should too if you're in Florida; the forecast models have it somewhat subdued right now, but similar storms saw rapid and unexpected intensification (e.g. Michael)
Many thanks to @andrewrumbach.bsky.social for getting on BS.
So far our plans are to use this to talk about the pitfalls of command-and-control disaster response, without the EMs getting mad (it's a new tech, so it'll take them 4 or 5 years to get on here 😜).
Many thanks to @andrewrumbach.bsky.social for getting on BS.
So far our plans are to use this to talk about the pitfalls of command-and-control disaster response, without the EMs getting mad (it's a new tech, so it'll take them 4 or 5 years to get on here 😜).