Time to Call in the Cavalry

Land, Sea or Air: We get there

This years Hurricane season is predicted to be one of the largest in recent history

Rapid Response is in our DNA

Last hurricane season, as roads collapsed and rivers surged, United Carolinas Cavalry (UCC) responded with urgency and integrity. We completed 788 flights, delivered 384,000 pounds of supplies by air, and over 5 million pounds by land—all to storm ravaged, isolated communities across North and South Carolina.

Will you help ensure that when the storm moves on, rapid response follows?

For the 2025–2026 season, we’re doubling down on preparedness. We aim to pre-position 25-30 pallets of essential Phase 1 survival supplies (food, water, medical kits, hygiene, shelter, etc), ready to deploy within hours of storm clearance. But to sustain our rapid-response model, we need help covering:

Fuel, shipping, and transportation rentals
Supply procurement and staging
Volunteer coordination and training

Suggested Donation Level

Drops fill Buckets so any amount will help those in need

Donation Level	Tier Name	Impact
$25	Comfort & Care	Provide hygiene kits, socks, and essentials for a displaced family.
$50	Fostering First Aid	Covers the cost of basic first-aid kits for distribution.
$100	Powering Hope	Provide fuel for a volunteer to deliver life saving supplies
$250	Providing Shelter	Provides tools & materials for families to tarp and secure damaged homes.
$500	Feed the Hungry	Sponsors of shelf-stable meals to feed the hungry
$1,000	Pallet Partner	Sponsors a pallet of high-priority survival supplies (water, medical kits, blankets, food) staged before storms hit.
$2,500	Ground Mission Sponsor	Funds a full truckload supply drop, including transport and volunteer support.
$5,000	Community Partner	Sponsor a community to provide water, food and shelter needs
$10,000	Season Sustainer	Helps sustain UCC’s rapid-response operations across an entire hurricane season.

Rapid Response

By United Carolinas Cavalry Inc.

Rapid Response

Help us help those impacted by Catastrophic Events