Our mission is to provide short term and intermediate response and recovery services to communities impacted in the South Eastern United States, before, during and after any tragic severe weather emergency and disaster. We provide services free of charge and without discrimination of race, creed, color, gender, disability, religion or political preference.

Next Level Disaster Relief is built on a foundation of emergency response experience. Within our Board of Directors and Operations Staff we have over 180 years of combined emergency response experience in Police, Fire, EMS and Emergency Management. In a disaster, our experience has shown that a calm, professional and organized presence provides the most help in a disaster survivor's most desperate time of need. The local communities and disaster survivors are our focus in any response. NLDR will work tirelessly to build partnerships with community leaders and organizations within the underserved, medium to high risk communities to get the help directly to those who need it the most, without delay.

Goal One: Provide humanitarian/disaster response services that lend a helping hand to a fellow neighbor in need.

Goal Two: Identify those unmet needs in the most underserved communities and identify what capabilities NLDR can offer.

Goal Three: Communicate and amplify disaster effects or disaster survivor impacts to increase awareness of the situation and generate additional resources to expedite recovery.

Building partnerships with State, Regional, County and Municipal entities to collaborate and coordinate disaster response operations for the seamless integration once a disaster strikes.

Since our inception in October 2017, Next Level Disaster Relief has performed the following measurable benchmarks: - Collected and delivered approximately 70,000 pounds of food, water, hygiene supplies and other goods - Provided debris removal to over 3,000 residents with severe water, wind and storm damage - Provided response support and expertise to other disaster response organizations including reachGlobal Crisis Response, World Central Kitchen and other local entities - Performed chainsaw operations and removed approximately 2,000 trees to gain access to closed off communities - Identified appropriate locations and operated community focused donation and volunteer collection points Next Level Disaster Relief achieved all of these milestones while coordinating, organizing and mobilizing to regions affected with a to date total of $48,000 of donated funds and 15 volunteers since October 2017.