25 UNITED INC
EIN 84-3496757 · Disaster Preparedness & Relief Services (M20)
What they do
25 UNITED is A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION DEDICATED to PROVIDING WORLD-WIDE RELIEF to AREAS IMPACTED BY A DISASTER, BE IT NATURAL or MAN-MADE. OUR GOAL is to UNITE A TEAM of 25 VOLUNTEERS WITH EXPERIENCE IN THE FIELDS of EMERGENCY MEDICAL RESPONSE, PUBLIC SAFETY, and CONSTRUCTION, WHO ARE WILLING and READY to DEPLOY WITHIN DAYS of A DISASTER STRIKING. ONCE MOBILIZED, THIS TEAM of HELPING HANDS WILL WORK TOWARD RE-STABILIZING THESE COMMUNITIES BY CLEARING DEBRIS, PROVIDING NECESSARY MEDICAL ATTENTION, ESTABLISHING DISTRIBUTIONS CENTERS for DONATED FOOD and SUPPLIES, and REBUILDING HOMES, SHELTERS, CHURCHES, and SCHOOLS. 25 UNITED WILL AID IN ESTABLISING A RELIEF INFRASTRUCTURE UNIQUE to EACH REGION of DEPLOYMENT and FACILITATE IMMEDIATE DISASTER RELIEF EFFORTS. OUR MISSION is to RESTORE A WAY of LIFE BACK INTO THESE COMMUNITIES and HELP THEM ACIEVE SELF-SUSTAINABILITY.
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ContactJOE RISSETREASURER
Mailing address33 SW FLAGLER AVE, STUART, FL 34994
Main phone(561) 427-0300 WebsiteVisit the charity’s websiteSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- December 2019
- County
- Martin
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