Feb 08, 2026Sylhet District, BangladeshFlash Flood Response
Before
During
"Monsoon breach displaced 4,200 families overnight. ReliefFront was on the ground in 41 hours."
4,200families reached
18,400water purification tablets
840shelter kits deployed
ReliefFront · Field Operations
"We landed at 0340. The water was still moving. By 0600 we had oral rehydration packets in thirty-seven hands and a tarp over the schoolhouse where eleven families were sleeping on the floor."
— Dr. Amara Osei, Field Medic · Sylhet District, Bangladesh · February 2026
48 hrsavg. deployment time
312Kpeople reached in 2025
94¢of every dollar to field
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Community VoicesThe people your
The people your
donation reaches
Every face here received direct aid in the past twelve months. Names and locations shared with permission.
Priya Sharma · Assam, India
"The water purification kit meant my children didn't have to drink from the flood. That's all I needed someone to understand."
Emmanuel Kweku · Accra Region, Ghana
"The tarp went up in twenty minutes. Twenty minutes and my family was dry for the first time in four days."
Linh Nguyen · Mekong Delta, Vietnam
"My mother is seventy-three. The tetanus shot was the first medical care she'd had in two weeks of flooding."
Marcus Okonkwo · Kogi State, Nigeria
"They came when the government hadn't. I want people who gave to know that. They came when no one else did."
Fatima Al-Rashid · Sindh, Pakistan
"Clean water sounds small until you haven't had it. Then it sounds like everything."
312,000 people reached in 2025. Every deployment documented in our public field reports.
Where Your Money GoesFrom your screen
From your screen
to their hands
A donation doesn't disappear into an organization. Here is the exact path it travels.
Day 0
Your Gift
Donation processed
94¢ of every dollar clears overhead and enters the supply pipeline within 24 hours.
Hours 1–6
Needs Assessment
Field team activated
Local partners on the ground transmit GPS-tagged needs reports within 6 hours of a declared event.
Hours 6–18
Kit Assembly
Pre-positioned supplies
Water purification, shelter tarps, and medical kits are pre-staged at 14 regional hubs across 8 countries.
Hours 18–48
Airlift & Convoy
Last-mile delivery
Helicopter and ground convoy routes planned around flood topography. Average time to first distribution: 48 hours.
Day 2–3
Direct Distribution
Aid reaches hands
Every kit scanned and recipient registered. You can track your donation's deployment in our Field Reports portal.
"94 cents of every dollar you give reaches the field. The remaining 6 cents keeps the radio on and the supply chain moving."
— ReliefFront 2025 Annual Financial Review · Independently Audited
14Pre-positioned supply hubs
48 hrsAverage time to first distribution
8Countries with standing partner networks
100%Deployments publicly documented
Recent DeploymentsBefore and during.
Before and during.
Every mission, documented.
We publish field reports within 72 hours of every deployment. No PR — just photographs and numbers.
Jan 14, 2026Kogi State, NigeriaRiver Flood Response
Before
During
"River Niger overflow cut off three riverside communities. Medical teams deployed alongside water engineers."
2,800people treated
320tetanus vaccinations
45 hrstime to first distribution
Dec 03, 2025Mekong Delta, VietnamTyphoon Recovery
Before
During
"Typhoon Yagi aftermath left 12 villages without clean water. Airlift brought 6 tons of supplies in one run."
6,100people reached
6 tonssupplies airlifted
38 hrsfull deployment time
Send Relief NowYour fifty dollars
Your fifty dollars
means something measurable.
We label every donation by what it buys because we believe you deserve to know. Not a percentage. Not a vague promise. A kit. A tarp. A vaccination. Something a person will hold in their hands.
$25= 25 water purification kits
$50= one complete family shelter kit
$100= medical supplies for 12 people
$250= clean water for a village for one week
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