Team Rubicon is grateful for the support of our efforts to welcome Afghan families into communities across the country.
At the request of the county emergency managers, sawyers are clearing roadways from Benton to Mayfield, and we will continue to work closely with them to assess additional needs in response to the devastation caused by tornadoes that hit the Midwest on December 10.
Our volunteers are serving as translators, assembling housing, and serving the families coming to the US following the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan
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living in the U.S.
Their unique skills, experience, and passion for serving others make them America’s greatest national resource.
Team Rubicon unites the skills and experiences of military veterans with first responders to rapidly deploy
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BLOGA Greyshirt and veteran of the War in Afghanistan reflects on how helping resettle refugees in Colorado is leading to his own recovery.
PREPAREDNESSWhen it comes to hurricanes, tornadoes, floods, and more, it’s not always the storm that causes the most deaths but dangers that come after. Luckily, many can be avoided.
VIDEOSusan Stewart is a proud Louisianan from Lake Charles and one of the many victims of Hurricane Laura in 2020. Team Rubicon was able to help Susan in a time of great tragedy, reminding us that serving others on their worst day truly is the highest calling.
As refugees begin arriving in the U.S., veterans of the war in Afghanistan are ready to return some lifesaving favors.
Whether you’re a military veteran or a skilled civilian, it’s time to step up to help communities in need.
