Ready to respond in times of crisis and disaster.
HFUSA teams from Austin and Dallas are in Kerr County, TX
You can help make sure that no one is left waiting for help.
Texas Hill Country Flood Response
Humanity First USA continues to serve in Texas as the flood response efforts evolve. Our local volunteer teams from Dallas, Austin, Houston, and Fort Worth are supporting victims and response teams.
Nearly 50 HF volunteers have served hundreds of hours together with VFW, state representatives, local groups, and individuals joining the HF team. We also work directly with families whose homes sustained significant damage.
- – Gutting and cleaning residents’ homes to be ready for repair and rebuilding.
- – Providing medical care to victims and volunteers.
- – Helping load and deliver supplies to support the broader relief effort.
- – Assisted with search efforts covering expansive areas.
- – 8000 units of water distributed to Salvation Army and Marantha Christian Center.
Humanity First USA is proud to work with State Representative Josey Garcia. Rep Garcia has addressed our group on site and joined our planning calls to coordinate with us and thank HF volunteers.
🙏 Gratitude to Texas State Rep. Josey Garcia and all our hard working volunteers!
— Humanity First USA (@HFUSA) July 21, 2025
THEY NEED YOUR SUPPORT!
Please donate: https://t.co/bEidQNK0mu
We are honored to receive recognition from Texas State Representative Josey Garcia, who praised Faraz and the Humanity First USA… pic.twitter.com/2Lf1uqCTFD
Your Support
The response effort is massive and will be a long process. Your donations help us buy supplies for families, first responders, and recovery efforts. Funds help sustain volunteers and keep us adaptable as the response effort evolves.
You can help ensure that our volunteers are equipped to serve and that people affected by this tragedy are on a path to recovery.
Humanity First USA's Disaster Response Unit is helping people affected by the floods in the Hill Country.
— KSAT 12 (@ksatnews) July 10, 2025
HOW TO HELP VICTIMS: https://t.co/5gf5h28Bx3 pic.twitter.com/DIug2PeTdg
🦺Disaster Relief Update from Kerrville, TX
— Humanity First USA (@HFUSA) July 13, 2025
This past weekend, Humanity First USA mobilized 40 dedicated volunteers in partnership with MKA USA to support ongoing relief efforts in Kerrville, Texas, following the devastating #TexasHillCountryFloods.
From clearing massive debris… pic.twitter.com/YQ56BmKRXV
Global Disaster Response
Humanity First USA has responded to disasters near and far, big and small since our founding in 2004. The Humanity First Disaster Relief medical team is part of the United Nations-World Health Organization EMT (Emergency Medical Team) Initiative. In fact, our EMT has been invited by the WHO to respond to major disasters around the world.
See more about how your support of Humanity First USA makes impact during times of disaster.
Impact
Conflict and natural disasters can suddenly devastate families and communities without warning, leading to displacement, poverty, and illness. In 2022, the United States experienced the most natural disasters of any country.
Humanity First works with local governments and other agencies to quickly offer humanitarian relief to help restore communities. And because Humanity First also works on longer-term projects, we already have a robust network of volunteers on the ground. That means that when a disaster strikes, Humanity First can call on that network to quickly mobilize resources to where they are most needed. And later, those same people are on hand to support the work of rebuilding.
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WHO Emergency Medical Team
The Humanity First Disaster Relief Team is a certified EMT under the UN WHO EMT initiative. Only certified teams can respond to disasters and medical emergencies around the world. Qualified EMTs must receive a direct invitation both through the WHO and the host nation’s Ministry of Health.
This certification process ensures that members of the EMT are fully trained in providing emergency care. EMTs must be fully equipped, self-sufficient, and able to deploy within 24 hours of being invited by the WHO and the Ministry of Health. Upon arrival, EMTs must be ready to serve in low-resource settings without any reliance or assistance from the host nation, while also collaborating with international and government agencies.
Humanity First is proud to maintain the high standards that are expected of the UN WHO EMT initiative.
Disaster Response Medical Training & Preparedness
Humanity First provides teaching and training to its team of doctors, nurses, paramedics, and logistics staff to help them understand disaster response management.
For example, our Disaster Response Course teaches our members and aspiring new members how to provide emergency medical and surgical assistance during a disaster with minimal resources. Training covers public health, logistics, medical management, adult and pediatric life support, trauma resuscitation, and media training.
Preparation helps bring peace of mind. This to-go backpack is full of essential emergency supplies for a family of four in case of a disaster.
Prepare With Your Family
Survival Backpack Kit
Preparation helps bring peace of mind. This to-go backpack is full of essential emergency supplies for a family of four in case of a disaster.
Emergency Go-Bag Kit
Value $390
Special Offer for Jalsa USA weekend: $199
Where We Work
Stories
Humanity First has positively impacted millions of lives, and the inspiring stories of those who have been helped continue to spread hope and compassion.
How to Help
So we are ready to respond in times of crisis and disaster.
Make a one-time donation to support families or if it is easier a monthly recurring donation will help families struggling during natural disasters and war.
Peer-to-peer fundraising is the best way to create awareness of the work we do, click the fundraise tab and start a fundraiser for our current appeal or disaster relief support.
Donate $10 a month or $120
Clean-Up Efforts: Help local DR teams clean up debris and destruction from homes and neighborhoods.
Donate $35 a month or $420
DR Urgent Needs: Support efforts to assess ongoing crisis and dispatch medical care, shelter, and supplies as each situation unfolds.
Fundraise $420
DR Urgent Needs: Support efforts to assess ongoing crisis and dispatch medical care, shelter, and supplies as each situation unfolds.
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