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When the Power Goes Out, We Keep the World Connected.
Disaster Tech Lab is deployed right now. Help us stay in the field.
When disaster strikes, the first things to fail are the ones people need most: power, phone lines, internet. Rescue teams work blind. Families can’t reach each other. Aid stalls.
That’s when we arrive. Disaster Tech Lab is a lean, volunteer-driven, registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit that builds rapid-response communication networks for relief and humanitarian work. We connect responders and the communities they serve, and we keep going long after the headlines move on.
Ready to help? Scroll down to the donation window at the bottom of this page. Give once or monthly. Every gift counts.
Where we are right now
Disaster Tech Lab is on the move. Our teams have recently deployed to Central Texas, Belgium, Venezuela and Nepal, restoring the connectivity that responders and affected communities depend on when the power and phone lines fail. Every deployment is backed by a lot of unseen work. Our volunteers test, repair and maintain the equipment so it’s ready to go the moment the call comes. We recruit, train and coordinate volunteers, plan logistics, and keep developing new technology that makes the next response faster and more reliable. None of it makes headlines, but it’s the reason we can deploy within hours, and it’s what your donation keeps running, both in the field and behind the scenes.
What your gift makes possible
Why give to Disaster Tech Lab
How to give
It takes less than a minute. Use the donation window at the bottom of this page to make your gift securely.
Give once or give monthly. Monthly donors let us deploy the moment a disaster hits, without waiting to fundraise. That reliability saves lives.
Disaster Tech Lab is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Your donation is tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law, and you will receive a receipt for your records.
Companies and equipment donors: we can put your support to work immediately. Contact us.
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