Valdosta EMAs – Hurricane Idalia
In early Fall 2023, Hurricane Idalia reached Valdosta, Georgia causing a devastating impact to nearby communities. The surrounding area experienced a county-wide power outage and severe flooding catapulting residents including disabled individuals, older residents, and children in difficult conditions. Local emergency management agencies alongside collaborating nonprofit organizations utilized Relief Compass to strategically stage their response and rapidly provide essential resources to the affected communities.
13,000+
Resources Distributed
Ensured that vital supplies and services were allocated efficiently.
1,500+
Orders Completed
Allowed a high volume of orders to be received and fulfilled seamlessly.
6,000+
Community Members Reached
Equitably captured and met the needs of every community member.
“After a natural disaster, life-essential commodities are imperative for a community. CORE was invaluable in supplying resources as well as managing and distributing commodities.
Their deliveries assisted residents that did not have a method of transportation to the Point of Distribution (POD). The data provided by COREconnect (Relief Compass) and CORE’s staff reinforced how impactful the POD was for our citizens.”
-Fire Chief Brian Boutwell, Valdosta Fire Department
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