Volunteering with ITDRC

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Current Deployments

May 2024 Severe Weather and Tornado Outbreak

ITDRC is providing support to communities in Florida, Michigan, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Texas after a dangerous storm system made its way across the US.

Hurricane Idalia

Teams are providing emergency communications, WiFi connectivity, and cell phone charging stations in shelters and command centers and performing assessments for unmet communications and technical needs.

Maui Fires

Teams are providing direct support for public safety, survivors, and community recovery. We've established a field office on Maui to enable us to continuously assess and respond to unmet needs identified during recovery.

Pacific Northwest Fires

Response Teams are providing connectivity to support fire operations, as well as critical infrastructure impacted by a regional communications outage in Lake County, Oregon.

Deploying with ITDRC

Volunteer

Field Operations

Providing “smart hands” to Public Safety and Emergency Management agencies

Establishing temporary connectivity for partners providing relief

Installing WiFi and charging stations in evacuation centers and shelters for survivors

Lending IT equipment for response and recovery

Remote Response Team

Help Desk Support
Data Analytics
GIS & Mapping
Network Design and Configuration
Software & Systems Engineering
Project Management
HR & Mobilization Support
Marketing & Finance

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Volunteer Benefits

Becoming a volunteer allows you to:

Gain new skills and learn new technologies
Meet professionals and build your network
Participate in field deployment opportunities
Join a community of committed tech leaders united by their passion to serve those in need

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