The Humanitarian Alliance, a group of Japan and US based non-profit organizations and corporations, is working collaboratively to develop a supply chain that will allow three different avenues for individuals and corporations to contribute by donating dollars and requested supplies.
1) Cash Donations for Direct Bulk Purchase In Japan Through an International Wholesale Chain (for $2,000 you can purchase a pallet of diapers) CLICK HERE TO VIEW WHOLESALE ORDER FORM
2) Product Donations to a Central Warehouse in Tokyo Which will Feed into the local Distribution Network.
3) Donations of select products (only those requested and able to clear customs) in the US that will be transported via air cargo/ocean vessel from Los Angeles to Tokyo to link with the Local Distribution Network.
By far, the fastest, most responsive method for donation to best service the people of Japan is number 1. Cash Donations for Direct Bulk Purchase In Japan. The system is in place and the Eagles Wings Foundation is helping to coordinate the donations so your contribution is tax deductible AND that ONLY the requested and most urgent items are purchased and available on the ground in Japan within 24 hours of your donation being made.
This method of Direct Bulk Purchases streamlines the process of giving in many respects. The products they receive are familiar and written in their own language, there are no customs or duty issues, the Japanese people have continued employment and the groups receive them within 24 hours after the purchase is made and is therefore responsive to the changing dynamic needs of the people of Japan.
In the next week, a few trial runs should be completed and we can put out more information on donation avenues 2 and 3 (listed above) including lists of supplies that can be collected in the US and shipped to the warehouse in LA for distribution. For right now, we want everyone to encourage their friends, family and corporations that want to give to Japan to give now through the link above.
Once you have made a donation you will receive an acknowledgement letter from AERObridge and for donations over $1500.00 you will receive an invoice of items purchased.
Anyone have contacts in Haneda/Tokyo? We have 20K lb. shipment of baby formula, diapers, food and clothing ready to go out of LAX but need logistics help to move it north once we get to Tokyo. If you do, contact us asap at 602-790-2636 or astaats @ aerobridge.org
Sat Apr 23 15:33:03 +0000 2011 by LTel:added notes/avail
notes: FB Message 3/17/11:
Anyone have contacts in Haneda/Tokyo? We have 20K lb. shipment of baby formula, diapers, food and clothing ready to go out of LAX but need logistics help to move it north once we get to Tokyo. If you do, contact us asap at 602-790-2636 or astaats @ aerobridge.org
--------------------------
NOTE -
We do not recommend that passengers travel to Japan at this time due to the severity of the emergency.
=====
Offers of assistance should be sent to:
taskforce-1 @state.gov
For information on US citizens in Japan:
In the US: japanemergencyUSC @state.gov
Overseas: pacifictsunamiUSC @state.gov
==========
Helpful websites:
US State Department Crisis Information
http://www.travel.state.gov/travel/tips/emergencies/emergencies_1212.html
US Embassy/Tokyo
http://tokyo.usembassy.gov/e/acs/tacs-emergency-contact.html
There are donated flights available and can be booked if your personnel have been invited, have means of self sufficiency and will provide a critical service to the people of Japan. We implore any flight department that will be flying to Japan for their own reasons to notify us of any space available to maximize the aircraft and bring greater assistance.
---------
If a group wants to offer their supplies or services, these routes are available:
First North America Division, North American Affair Bureau Ministry of Foreign Affairs
TEL: +81 3-5501-8276
-> The Humanitarian Alliance, a group of Japan and US based non-profit organizations and corporations, is working collaboratively to develop a supply chain that will allow three different avenues for individuals and corporations to contribute by donating dollars and requested supplies.
Avenues to direct resources will include the following:
1) Cash Donations for Direct Bulk Purchase In Japan Through an International Wholesale Chain (for $2,000 you can purchase a pallet of diapers) CLICK HERE TO VIEW WHOLESALE ORDER FORM
2) Product Donations to a Central Warehouse in Tokyo Which will Feed into the local Distribution Network.
3) Donations of select products (only those requested and able to clear customs) in the US that will be transported via air cargo/ocean vessel from Los Angeles to Tokyo to link with the Local Distribution Network.
By far, the fastest, most responsive method for donation to best service the people of Japan is number 1. Cash Donations for Direct Bulk Purchase In Japan. The system is in place and the Eagles Wings Foundation is helping to coordinate the donations so your contribution is tax deductible AND that ONLY the requested and most urgent items are purchased and available on the ground in Japan within 24 hours of your donation being made.
This method of Direct Bulk Purchases streamlines the process of giving in many respects. The products they receive are familiar and written in their own language, there are no customs or duty issues, the Japanese people have continued employment and the groups receive them within 24 hours after the purchase is made and is therefore responsive to the changing dynamic needs of the people of Japan.
In the next week, a few trial runs should be completed and we can put out more information on donation avenues 2 and 3 (listed above) including lists of supplies that can be collected in the US and shipped to the warehouse in LA for distribution. For right now, we want everyone to encourage their friends, family and corporations that want to give to Japan to give now through the link above.
Once you have made a donation you will receive an acknowledgement letter from AERObridge and for donations over $1500.00 you will receive an invoice of items purchased.
Thank you for supporting the people of Japan in this critical time!
CLICK HERE TO VIEW JAPANESE DISTRIBUTION NETWORKS:
http://www.aerobridge.org/docs/Japan%20Logistics%20Diagram2.JPG
-----------------------------
FB Message 3/17/11:
Anyone have contacts in Haneda/Tokyo? We have 20K lb. shipment of baby formula, diapers, food and clothing ready to go out of LAX but need logistics help to move it north once we get to Tokyo. If you do, contact us asap at 602-790-2636 or astaats @ aerobridge.org
(show/hide changes)Fri Mar 18 04:47:21 +0000 2011 by LTel:notes: NOTE -
We do not recommend that passengers travel to Japan at this time due to the severity of the emergency.
=====
Offers of assistance should be sent to:
taskforce-1 @state.gov
For information on US citizens in Japan:
In the US: japanemergencyUSC @state.gov
Overseas: pacifictsunamiUSC @state.gov
==========
Helpful websites:
US State Department Crisis Information
http://www.travel.state.gov/travel/tips/emergencies/emergencies_1212.html
US Embassy/Tokyo
http://tokyo.usembassy.gov/e/acs/tacs-emergency-contact.html
There are donated flights available and can be booked if your personnel have been invited, have means of self sufficiency and will provide a critical service to the people of Japan. We implore any flight department that will be flying to Japan for their own reasons to notify us of any space available to maximize the aircraft and bring greater assistance.
---------
If a group wants to offer their supplies or services, these routes are available:
First North America Division, North American Affair Bureau Ministry of Foreign Affairs
TEL: +81 3-5501-8276
-> FB Message 3/17/11:
Anyone have contacts in Haneda/Tokyo? We have 20K lb. shipment of baby formula, diapers, food and clothing ready to go out of LAX but need logistics help to move it north once we get to Tokyo. If you do, contact us asap at 602-790-2636 or astaats @ aerobridge.org
--------------------------
NOTE -
We do not recommend that passengers travel to Japan at this time due to the severity of the emergency.
=====
Offers of assistance should be sent to:
taskforce-1 @state.gov
For information on US citizens in Japan:
In the US: japanemergencyUSC @state.gov
Overseas: pacifictsunamiUSC @state.gov
==========
Helpful websites:
US State Department Crisis Information
http://www.travel.state.gov/travel/tips/emergencies/emergencies_1212.html
US Embassy/Tokyo
http://tokyo.usembassy.gov/e/acs/tacs-emergency-contact.html
There are donated flights available and can be booked if your personnel have been invited, have means of self sufficiency and will provide a critical service to the people of Japan. We implore any flight department that will be flying to Japan for their own reasons to notify us of any space available to maximize the aircraft and bring greater assistance.
---------
If a group wants to offer their supplies or services, these routes are available:
First North America Division, North American Affair Bureau Ministry of Foreign Affairs
TEL: +81 3-5501-8276
mission:
Our mission is to assist in times of catastrophic emergency by coordinating donated aircraft to provide a powerful, immediate response to disaster. By matching aircraft with emergency response teams and critical supplies, we are able to provide a vital window of assistance to save lives and aid those in need.
----
We are an NBAA–endorsed group of experienced aviation specialists who coordinate emergency aviation response during disasters. Our primary mission is to assist governments and NGOs by moving people and supplies to where they are most needed.
Since Operation Katrina and Operation Haiti, we have incorporated and been granted 501c3 non-profit status by the IRS and have established and met many objectives to make the next emergency response more efficient, more effective and safer.
Primary among those objectives is the establishment of five major logistics bases in the United States, which will allow us to begin initial response efforts as rapidly as possible. To do this we are continually forming new working relationships with FBOs, NGOs, Government agencies and aircraft owner/operators. The coordination of effort and intelligence that these relationships provide will serve to ensure that the assets pledged to us are utilized to maximum effect in time of need.
For more information on our efforts to plan and prepare for future disaster responses, please select the "Our Future" tab
Additionally, our existing relationships with various NGO's that flew their personel, equipment and supplies to Haiti on our coordinated flights during the initial response to the disaster continue to afford us opportunities to assist in ongoing relief efforts.
Please look through our site and consider joining us in both preparing for, and reacting to, future relief efforts. For more information, please contact us at our address, via email or via telephone to (951) 491-9827.
-> Our mission is to assist in times of catastrophic emergency by coordinating donated aircraft to provide a powerful, immediate response to disaster. By matching aircraft with emergency response teams and critical supplies, we are able to provide a vital window of assistance to save lives and aid those in need.
----
We are an NBAA–endorsed group of experienced aviation specialists who coordinate emergency aviation response during disasters. Our primary mission is to assist governments and NGOs by moving people and supplies to where they are most needed.
Since Operation Katrina and Operation Haiti, we have incorporated and been granted 501c3 non-profit status by the IRS and have established and met many objectives to make the next emergency response more efficient, more effective and safer.
Primary among those objectives is the establishment of five major logistics bases in the United States, which will allow us to begin initial response efforts as rapidly as possible. To do this we are continually forming new working relationships with FBOs, NGOs, Government agencies and aircraft owner/operators. The coordination of effort and intelligence that these relationships provide will serve to ensure that the assets pledged to us are utilized to maximum effect in time of need.
For more information on our efforts to plan and prepare for future disaster responses, please select the "Our Future" tab
Additionally, our existing relationships with various NGO's that flew their personel, equipment and supplies to Haiti on our coordinated flights during the initial response to the disaster continue to afford us opportunities to assist in ongoing relief efforts.
Please look through our site and consider joining us in both preparing for, and reacting to, future relief efforts. For more information, please contact us at our address, via email or via telephone to (951) 491-9827.
(show/hide changes)Fri Mar 18 04:46:24 +0000 2011 by LTel:mgt_contact changed.
mgt_phone changed.
mission:
Our mission is to assist in times of catastrophic emergency by coordinating donated aircraft to provide a powerful, immediate response to disaster. By matching aircraft with emergency response teams and critical supplies, we are able to provide a vital window of assistance to save lives and aid those in need.
----
We are an NBAA–endorsed group of experienced aviation specialists who coordinate emergency aviation response during disasters. Our primary mission is to assist governments and NGOs by moving people and supplies to where they are most needed.
Since Operation Katrina and Operation Haiti, we have incorporated and been granted 501c3 non-profit status by the IRS and have established and met many objectives to make the next emergency response more efficient, more effective and safer.
Primary among those objectives is the establishment of five major logistics bases in the United States, which will allow us to begin initial response efforts as rapidly as possible. To do this we are continually forming new working relationships with FBOs, NGOs, Government agencies and aircraft owner/operators. The coordination of effort and intelligence that these relationships provide will serve to ensure that the assets pledged to us are utilized to maximum effect in time of need.
For more information on our efforts to plan and prepare for future disaster responses, please select the "Our Future" tab
Additionally, our existing relationships with various NGO's that flew their personel, equipment and supplies to Haiti on our coordinated flights during the initial response to the disaster continue to afford us opportunities to assist in ongoing relief efforts.
Please look through our site and consider joining us in both preparing for, and reacting to, future relief efforts. For more information, please contact us at our address, via email or via telephone to (951) 491-9827.
->
Our mission is to assist in times of catastrophic emergency by coordinating donated aircraft to provide a powerful, immediate response to disaster. By matching aircraft with emergency response teams and critical supplies, we are able to provide a vital window of assistance to save lives and aid those in need.
----
We are an NBAA–endorsed group of experienced aviation specialists who coordinate emergency aviation response during disasters. Our primary mission is to assist governments and NGOs by moving people and supplies to where they are most needed.
Since Operation Katrina and Operation Haiti, we have incorporated and been granted 501c3 non-profit status by the IRS and have established and met many objectives to make the next emergency response more efficient, more effective and safer.
Primary among those objectives is the establishment of five major logistics bases in the United States, which will allow us to begin initial response efforts as rapidly as possible. To do this we are continually forming new working relationships with FBOs, NGOs, Government agencies and aircraft owner/operators. The coordination of effort and intelligence that these relationships provide will serve to ensure that the assets pledged to us are utilized to maximum effect in time of need.
For more information on our efforts to plan and prepare for future disaster responses, please select the "Our Future" tab
Additionally, our existing relationships with various NGO's that flew their personel, equipment and supplies to Haiti on our coordinated flights during the initial response to the disaster continue to afford us opportunities to assist in ongoing relief efforts.
Please look through our site and consider joining us in both preparing for, and reacting to, future relief efforts. For more information, please contact us at our address, via email or via telephone to (951) 491-9827.
(show/hide changes)Fri Mar 18 04:45:07 +0000 2011 by LTel:name: AERObridge (Emergency Aviation Response) -> AERObridge (Emergency Aviation Response) - (Japan Earthquake/Tsunami)
address: 1200 18th Street NW
Suite 400, Washington, DC WA 20036
-> U.S.: 1200 18th Street NW
Suite 400, Washington, DC WA 20036
mission:
Our mission is to assist in times of catastrophic emergency by coordinating donated aircraft to provide a powerful, immediate response to disaster. By matching aircraft with emergency response teams and critical supplies, we are able to provide a vital window of assistance to save lives and aid those in need.
----
We are an NBAA–endorsed group of experienced aviation specialists who coordinate emergency aviation response during disasters. Our primary mission is to assist governments and NGOs by moving people and supplies to where they are most needed.
Since Operation Katrina and Operation Haiti, we have incorporated and been granted 501c3 non-profit status by the IRS and have established and met many objectives to make the next emergency response more efficient, more effective and safer.
Primary among those objectives is the establishment of five major logistics bases in the United States, which will allow us to begin initial response efforts as rapidly as possible. To do this we are continually forming new working relationships with FBOs, NGOs, Government agencies and aircraft owner/operators. The coordination of effort and intelligence that these relationships provide will serve to ensure that the assets pledged to us are utilized to maximum effect in time of need.
For more information on our efforts to plan and prepare for future disaster responses, please select the "Our Future" tab
Additionally, our existing relationships with various NGO's that flew their personel, equipment and supplies to Haiti on our coordinated flights during the initial response to the disaster continue to afford us opportunities to assist in ongoing relief efforts.
Please look through our site and consider joining us in both preparing for, and reacting to, future relief efforts. For more information, please contact us at our address, via email or via telephone to (951) 491-9827.
->
Our mission is to assist in times of catastrophic emergency by coordinating donated aircraft to provide a powerful, immediate response to disaster. By matching aircraft with emergency response teams and critical supplies, we are able to provide a vital window of assistance to save lives and aid those in need.
----
We are an NBAA–endorsed group of experienced aviation specialists who coordinate emergency aviation response during disasters. Our primary mission is to assist governments and NGOs by moving people and supplies to where they are most needed.
Since Operation Katrina and Operation Haiti, we have incorporated and been granted 501c3 non-profit status by the IRS and have established and met many objectives to make the next emergency response more efficient, more effective and safer.
Primary among those objectives is the establishment of five major logistics bases in the United States, which will allow us to begin initial response efforts as rapidly as possible. To do this we are continually forming new working relationships with FBOs, NGOs, Government agencies and aircraft owner/operators. The coordination of effort and intelligence that these relationships provide will serve to ensure that the assets pledged to us are utilized to maximum effect in time of need.
For more information on our efforts to plan and prepare for future disaster responses, please select the "Our Future" tab
Additionally, our existing relationships with various NGO's that flew their personel, equipment and supplies to Haiti on our coordinated flights during the initial response to the disaster continue to afford us opportunities to assist in ongoing relief efforts.
Please look through our site and consider joining us in both preparing for, and reacting to, future relief efforts. For more information, please contact us at our address, via email or via telephone to (951) 491-9827.
(show/hide changes)Fri Mar 18 04:44:38 +0000 2011 by LTel:corrected state, updated facility name
state: DC -> JP
town: Washington ->
name: AERObridge (emergency aviation response) -> AERObridge (Emergency Aviation Response)
address: 1200 18th Street NW
Suite 400
-> 1200 18th Street NW
Suite 400, Washington, DC WA 20036
zip: 20036 -> 00000
latitude: 38.905655 ->
longitude: -77.041686 ->
region: -> Asia
mission: from website:
Our Mission
Our mission is to assist in times of catastrophic emergency by coordinating donated aircraft to provide a powerful, immediate response to disaster. By matching aircraft with emergency response teams and critical supplies, we are able to provide a vital window of assistance to save lives and aid those in need.
----
We are an NBAA–endorsed group of experienced aviation specialists who coordinate emergency aviation response during disasters. Our primary mission is to assist governments and NGOs by moving people and supplies to where they are most needed.
Since Operation Katrina and Operation Haiti, we have incorporated and been granted 501c3 non-profit status by the IRS and have established and met many objectives to make the next emergency response more efficient, more effective and safer.
Primary among those objectives is the establishment of five major logistics bases in the United States, which will allow us to begin initial response efforts as rapidly as possible. To do this we are continually forming new working relationships with FBOs, NGOs, Government agencies and aircraft owner/operators. The coordination of effort and intelligence that these relationships provide will serve to ensure that the assets pledged to us are utilized to maximum effect in time of need.
For more information on our efforts to plan and prepare for future disaster responses, please select the "Our Future" tab
Additionally, our existing relationships with various NGO's that flew their personel, equipment and supplies to Haiti on our coordinated flights during the initial response to the disaster continue to afford us opportunities to assist in ongoing relief efforts.
Please look through our site and consider joining us in both preparing for, and reacting to, future relief efforts. For more information, please contact us at our address, via email or via telephone to (951) 491-9827.
->
Our mission is to assist in times of catastrophic emergency by coordinating donated aircraft to provide a powerful, immediate response to disaster. By matching aircraft with emergency response teams and critical supplies, we are able to provide a vital window of assistance to save lives and aid those in need.
----
We are an NBAA–endorsed group of experienced aviation specialists who coordinate emergency aviation response during disasters. Our primary mission is to assist governments and NGOs by moving people and supplies to where they are most needed.
Since Operation Katrina and Operation Haiti, we have incorporated and been granted 501c3 non-profit status by the IRS and have established and met many objectives to make the next emergency response more efficient, more effective and safer.
Primary among those objectives is the establishment of five major logistics bases in the United States, which will allow us to begin initial response efforts as rapidly as possible. To do this we are continually forming new working relationships with FBOs, NGOs, Government agencies and aircraft owner/operators. The coordination of effort and intelligence that these relationships provide will serve to ensure that the assets pledged to us are utilized to maximum effect in time of need.
For more information on our efforts to plan and prepare for future disaster responses, please select the "Our Future" tab
Additionally, our existing relationships with various NGO's that flew their personel, equipment and supplies to Haiti on our coordinated flights during the initial response to the disaster continue to afford us opportunities to assist in ongoing relief efforts.
Please look through our site and consider joining us in both preparing for, and reacting to, future relief efforts. For more information, please contact us at our address, via email or via telephone to (951) 491-9827.
(show/hide changes)Thu Mar 17 22:28:37 +0000 2011 by DNug:notes: NOTE -
We do not recommend that passengers travel to Japan at this time due to the severity of the emergency.
=====
Offers of assistance should be sent to:
taskforce-1 @state.gov
For information on US citizens in Japan:
In the US: japanemergencyUSC @state.gov
Overseas: pacifictsunamiUSC @state.gov
==========
Helpful websites:
US State Department Crisis Information
US Embassy/Tokyo
There are donated flights available and can be booked if your personnel have been invited, have means of self sufficiency and will provide a critical service to the people of Japan. We implore any flight department that will be flying to Japan for their own reasons to notify us of any space available to maximize the aircraft and bring greater assistance.
---------
If a group wants to offer their supplies or services, these routes are available:
First North America Division, North American Affair Bureau Ministry of Foreign Affairs
TEL: +81 3-5501-8276
-> NOTE -
We do not recommend that passengers travel to Japan at this time due to the severity of the emergency.
=====
Offers of assistance should be sent to:
taskforce-1 @state.gov
For information on US citizens in Japan:
In the US: japanemergencyUSC @state.gov
Overseas: pacifictsunamiUSC @state.gov
==========
Helpful websites:
US State Department Crisis Information
http://www.travel.state.gov/travel/tips/emergencies/emergencies_1212.html
US Embassy/Tokyo
http://tokyo.usembassy.gov/e/acs/tacs-emergency-contact.html
There are donated flights available and can be booked if your personnel have been invited, have means of self sufficiency and will provide a critical service to the people of Japan. We implore any flight department that will be flying to Japan for their own reasons to notify us of any space available to maximize the aircraft and bring greater assistance.
---------
If a group wants to offer their supplies or services, these routes are available:
First North America Division, North American Affair Bureau Ministry of Foreign Affairs
TEL: +81 3-5501-8276
(show/hide changes)Thu Mar 17 22:26:20 +0000 2011 by DNug:notes: NOTE -
We do not recommend that passengers travel to Japan at this time due to the severity of the emergency.
=====
Offers of assistance should be sent to:
taskforce-1 @state.gov
For information on US citizens in Japan:
In the US: japanemergencyUSC @state.gov
Overseas: pacifictsunamiUSC @state.gov
==========
Helpful websites:
US State Department Crisis Information
US Embassy/Tokyo
There are donated flights available and can be booked if your personnel have been invited, have means of self sufficiency and will provide a critical service to the people of Japan. We implore any flight department that will be flying to Japan for their own reasons to notify us of any space available to maximize the aircraft and bring greater assistance.
---------
If a group wants to offer their supplies or services, these routes are available:
First North America Division, North American Affair Bureau Ministry of Foreign Affairs
TEL: +81 3-5501-8276
============
Staff Contact Information
Marianne Stevenson, President:
Email: mstevenson @aerobridge.org
Phone: 951.491.9827
Fax: 650.240.1759
Eric Whyte, VP Aviation Relations:
Email: ewhyte @aerobridge.org
Phone: 414.241.4469
Fax: 650.240.1759
Alan Staats, VP Public Relations
Email: astaats @aerobridge.org
Phone: 602.790.2636
Fax: 602.953.3088
Deborah Hamilton-Honeycutt, VP Faith Based Relations
Email: dhamilton @aerobridge.org
Phone: 760.791.2626
Fax: 650.240.1759
Editorial Inquiries: editorial @aerobridge.org
Webmaster: P/S WebServices
Email: webmaster @aerobridge.org
Phone: 602.790.2636
-> NOTE -
We do not recommend that passengers travel to Japan at this time due to the severity of the emergency.
=====
Offers of assistance should be sent to:
taskforce-1 @state.gov
For information on US citizens in Japan:
In the US: japanemergencyUSC @state.gov
Overseas: pacifictsunamiUSC @state.gov
==========
Helpful websites:
US State Department Crisis Information
US Embassy/Tokyo
There are donated flights available and can be booked if your personnel have been invited, have means of self sufficiency and will provide a critical service to the people of Japan. We implore any flight department that will be flying to Japan for their own reasons to notify us of any space available to maximize the aircraft and bring greater assistance.
---------
If a group wants to offer their supplies or services, these routes are available:
First North America Division, North American Affair Bureau Ministry of Foreign Affairs
TEL: +81 3-5501-8276
other_contacts changed.
(show/hide changes)Thu Mar 17 21:36:53 +0000 2011 by DNug:mission: from website:
We are an NBAA–endorsed group of experienced aviation specialists who coordinate emergency aviation response during disasters. Our primary mission is to assist governments and NGOs by moving people and supplies to where they are most needed.
Since Operation Katrina and Operation Haiti, we have incorporated and been granted 501c3 non-profit status by the IRS and have established and met many objectives to make the next emergency response more efficient, more effective and safer.
Primary among those objectives is the establishment of five major logistics bases in the United States, which will allow us to begin initial response efforts as rapidly as possible. To do this we are continually forming new working relationships with FBOs, NGOs, Government agencies and aircraft owner/operators. The coordination of effort and intelligence that these relationships provide will serve to ensure that the assets pledged to us are utilized to maximum effect in time of need.
For more information on our efforts to plan and prepare for future disaster responses, please select the "Our Future" tab
Additionally, our existing relationships with various NGO's that flew their personel, equipment and supplies to Haiti on our coordinated flights during the initial response to the disaster continue to afford us opportunities to assist in ongoing relief efforts.
Please look through our site and consider joining us in both preparing for, and reacting to, future relief efforts. For more information, please contact us at our address, via email or via telephone to (951) 491-9827.
-> from website:
Our Mission
Our mission is to assist in times of catastrophic emergency by coordinating donated aircraft to provide a powerful, immediate response to disaster. By matching aircraft with emergency response teams and critical supplies, we are able to provide a vital window of assistance to save lives and aid those in need.
----
We are an NBAA–endorsed group of experienced aviation specialists who coordinate emergency aviation response during disasters. Our primary mission is to assist governments and NGOs by moving people and supplies to where they are most needed.
Since Operation Katrina and Operation Haiti, we have incorporated and been granted 501c3 non-profit status by the IRS and have established and met many objectives to make the next emergency response more efficient, more effective and safer.
Primary among those objectives is the establishment of five major logistics bases in the United States, which will allow us to begin initial response efforts as rapidly as possible. To do this we are continually forming new working relationships with FBOs, NGOs, Government agencies and aircraft owner/operators. The coordination of effort and intelligence that these relationships provide will serve to ensure that the assets pledged to us are utilized to maximum effect in time of need.
For more information on our efforts to plan and prepare for future disaster responses, please select the "Our Future" tab
Additionally, our existing relationships with various NGO's that flew their personel, equipment and supplies to Haiti on our coordinated flights during the initial response to the disaster continue to afford us opportunities to assist in ongoing relief efforts.
Please look through our site and consider joining us in both preparing for, and reacting to, future relief efforts. For more information, please contact us at our address, via email or via telephone to (951) 491-9827.
(show/hide changes)Thu Mar 17 21:34:51 +0000 2011 by DNug:notes: NOTE -
We do not recommend that passengers travel to Japan at this time due to the severity of the emergency.
=====
Offers of assistance should be sent to:
taskforce-1 @state.gov
For information on US citizens in Japan:
In the US: japanemergencyUSC @state.gov
Overseas: pacifictsunamiUSC @state.gov
==========
Helpful websites:
US State Department Crisis Information
US Embassy/Tokyo
There are donated flights available and can be booked if your personnel have been invited, have means of self sufficiency and will provide a critical service to the people of Japan. We implore any flight department that will be flying to Japan for their own reasons to notify us of any space available to maximize the aircraft and bring greater assistance.
============
Staff Contact Information
Marianne Stevenson, President:
Email: mstevenson @aerobridge.org
Phone: 951.491.9827
Fax: 650.240.1759
Eric Whyte, VP Aviation Relations:
Email: ewhyte @aerobridge.org
Phone: 414.241.4469
Fax: 650.240.1759
Alan Staats, VP Public Relations
Email: astaats @aerobridge.org
Phone: 602.790.2636
Fax: 602.953.3088
Deborah Hamilton-Honeycutt, VP Faith Based Relations
Email: dhamilton @aerobridge.org
Phone: 760.791.2626
Fax: 650.240.1759
Editorial Inquiries: editorial @aerobridge.org
Webmaster: P/S WebServices
Email: webmaster @aerobridge.org
Phone: 602.790.2636
-> NOTE -
We do not recommend that passengers travel to Japan at this time due to the severity of the emergency.
=====
Offers of assistance should be sent to:
taskforce-1 @state.gov
For information on US citizens in Japan:
In the US: japanemergencyUSC @state.gov
Overseas: pacifictsunamiUSC @state.gov
==========
Helpful websites:
US State Department Crisis Information
US Embassy/Tokyo
There are donated flights available and can be booked if your personnel have been invited, have means of self sufficiency and will provide a critical service to the people of Japan. We implore any flight department that will be flying to Japan for their own reasons to notify us of any space available to maximize the aircraft and bring greater assistance.
---------
If a group wants to offer their supplies or services, these routes are available:
First North America Division, North American Affair Bureau Ministry of Foreign Affairs
TEL: +81 3-5501-8276
============
Staff Contact Information
Marianne Stevenson, President:
Email: mstevenson @aerobridge.org
Phone: 951.491.9827
Fax: 650.240.1759
Eric Whyte, VP Aviation Relations:
Email: ewhyte @aerobridge.org
Phone: 414.241.4469
Fax: 650.240.1759
Alan Staats, VP Public Relations
Email: astaats @aerobridge.org
Phone: 602.790.2636
Fax: 602.953.3088
Deborah Hamilton-Honeycutt, VP Faith Based Relations
Email: dhamilton @aerobridge.org
Phone: 760.791.2626
Fax: 650.240.1759
Editorial Inquiries: editorial @aerobridge.org
Webmaster: P/S WebServices
Email: webmaster @aerobridge.org
Phone: 602.790.2636
(show/hide changes)Thu Mar 17 21:31:56 +0000 2011 by DNug:name: AERObridge -> AERObridge (emergency aviation response)
(show/hide changes)Thu Mar 17 21:30:47 +0000 2011 by DNug:mission: from website:
We are an NBAA–endorsed group of experienced aviation specialists who coordinate emergency aviation response during disasters. Our primary mission is to assist governments and NGOs by moving people and supplies to where they are most needed.
Since Operation Katrina and Operation Haiti, we have incorporated and been granted 501c3 non-profit status by the IRS and have established and met many objectives to make the next emergency response more efficient, more effective and safer.
Primary among those objectives is the establishment of five major logistics bases in the United States, which will allow us to begin initial response efforts as rapidly as possible. To do this we are continually forming new working relationships with FBOs, NGOs, Government agencies and aircraft owner/operators. The coordination of effort and intelligence that these relationships provide will serve to ensure that the assets pledged to us are utilized to maximum effect in time of need.
-> from website:
We are an NBAA–endorsed group of experienced aviation specialists who coordinate emergency aviation response during disasters. Our primary mission is to assist governments and NGOs by moving people and supplies to where they are most needed.
Since Operation Katrina and Operation Haiti, we have incorporated and been granted 501c3 non-profit status by the IRS and have established and met many objectives to make the next emergency response more efficient, more effective and safer.
Primary among those objectives is the establishment of five major logistics bases in the United States, which will allow us to begin initial response efforts as rapidly as possible. To do this we are continually forming new working relationships with FBOs, NGOs, Government agencies and aircraft owner/operators. The coordination of effort and intelligence that these relationships provide will serve to ensure that the assets pledged to us are utilized to maximum effect in time of need.
For more information on our efforts to plan and prepare for future disaster responses, please select the "Our Future" tab
Additionally, our existing relationships with various NGO's that flew their personel, equipment and supplies to Haiti on our coordinated flights during the initial response to the disaster continue to afford us opportunities to assist in ongoing relief efforts.
Please look through our site and consider joining us in both preparing for, and reacting to, future relief efforts. For more information, please contact us at our address, via email or via telephone to (951) 491-9827.
(show/hide changes)Thu Mar 17 21:27:37 +0000 2011 by DNug:mission: -> from website:
We are an NBAA–endorsed group of experienced aviation specialists who coordinate emergency aviation response during disasters. Our primary mission is to assist governments and NGOs by moving people and supplies to where they are most needed.
Since Operation Katrina and Operation Haiti, we have incorporated and been granted 501c3 non-profit status by the IRS and have established and met many objectives to make the next emergency response more efficient, more effective and safer.
Primary among those objectives is the establishment of five major logistics bases in the United States, which will allow us to begin initial response efforts as rapidly as possible. To do this we are continually forming new working relationships with FBOs, NGOs, Government agencies and aircraft owner/operators. The coordination of effort and intelligence that these relationships provide will serve to ensure that the assets pledged to us are utilized to maximum effect in time of need.
(show/hide changes)Thu Mar 17 21:22:00 +0000 2011 by DNug:town: -> Washington
main_phone: -> 951.491.9827
address: -> 1200 18th Street NW
Suite 400
zip: 00000 -> 20036
latitude: -> 38.905655
longitude: -> -77.041686
(show/hide changes)Thu Mar 17 21:20:06 +0000 2011 by DNug:state: -> DC
notes: -> NOTE -
We do not recommend that passengers travel to Japan at this time due to the severity of the emergency.
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Offers of assistance should be sent to:
taskforce-1 @state.gov
For information on US citizens in Japan:
In the US: japanemergencyUSC @state.gov
Overseas: pacifictsunamiUSC @state.gov
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Helpful websites:
US State Department Crisis Information
US Embassy/Tokyo
There are donated flights available and can be booked if your personnel have been invited, have means of self sufficiency and will provide a critical service to the people of Japan. We implore any flight department that will be flying to Japan for their own reasons to notify us of any space available to maximize the aircraft and bring greater assistance.
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Staff Contact Information
Marianne Stevenson, President:
Email: mstevenson @aerobridge.org
Phone: 951.491.9827
Fax: 650.240.1759
Eric Whyte, VP Aviation Relations:
Email: ewhyte @aerobridge.org
Phone: 414.241.4469
Fax: 650.240.1759
Alan Staats, VP Public Relations
Email: astaats @aerobridge.org
Phone: 602.790.2636
Fax: 602.953.3088
Deborah Hamilton-Honeycutt, VP Faith Based Relations
Email: dhamilton @aerobridge.org
Phone: 760.791.2626
Fax: 650.240.1759
Editorial Inquiries: editorial @aerobridge.org
Webmaster: P/S WebServices
Email: webmaster @aerobridge.org
Phone: 602.790.2636
(show/hide changes)Thu Mar 17 21:04:00 +0000 2011 by DNug:(show/hide changes)(hide history)