Drones For Good Worldwide is a US-based non-profit organization that provides drones and other humanitarian assistance during disasters of any kind, including military conflicts across the world.
These are just a handful of ways how drones can save human lives.
Search and Rescue Drones are extremely useful for locating lost persons.
Drones can give firefighters vital information like the extent and intensity of a fire.
Drones can act as delivery systems for life-saving equipment or medicine.
Drones are a great tool for monitoring large gatherings for public safety.
Drones can be used by police to monitor hostage situations or secure areas.
Drones are an essential tool for rescuing victims and securing humanitarian corridors.
Drones may not be the first thing you think of when considering humanitarian aid. But now more than ever, a drone can provide much assistance by helping set up refugee safe zone exits, detecting and detonating land mines, surveying damaged buildings for rescue operations, and other humanitarian efforts.
When you donate to DronesForGood, you help us provide drones to Ukrainians engaged in humanitarian operations.
When a natural or man-made disaster strikes, Drones For Good Worldwide configures and deploys drones to where they are needed. Based on available resources, Drones For Good will send specially equipped drones to pilots in the disaster zone and, in some cases, the organization will send experienced drone pilots to lead or assist local authorities and first responders.
Below are links to external sources describing how drones are saving lives.
These are the people making things happen at DronesForGood — International
Louisiana Charities
Skylight Land & The White Family
Bunting Family Foundation
Military Veterans Index Fund
National Philanthropic Fund
Renaissance Charitable Foundation
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Drones For Good Worldwide is a US-based non-profit organization that provides drones and other humanitarian assistance during disasters of any kind, including military conflicts across the world.
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Drones For Good Worldwide is a US-based non-profit organization that provides drones and other humanitarian assistance during disasters of any kind, including military conflicts across the world.
Drones for Good is a registered non-profit organization under section 501(c)3 of Internal Revenue Code.
Your contribution is 100% tax deductible under section 170 of the Code. Tax ID # 88-1745211
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