Join ShelterBox USA for an inspiring hour of stories from families affected by disaster and conflict. Get an inside look at our humanitarian responses around the world and discover how emergency shelter and essential supplies are helping families recover and rebuild.
From devastating floods to prolonged droughts, El Niño affects communities in very different ways. Explore its global impacts and how ShelterBox helps families recover.
Get prepared this Disaster Preparedness Month with practical tips from ShelterBox USA experts to help keep you, your family, and your home safer when severe weather strikes.
Get prepared this Disaster Preparedness Month with practical tips from ShelterBox USA experts to help keep you, your family, and your home safer when severe weather strikes.
Get prepared this Disaster Preparedness Month with practical tips from ShelterBox USA experts to help keep you, your family, and your home safer when severe weather strikes.
For World Humanitarian Day, Communication Lead Yussuf Ahmed Mohamed shares with ShelterBox how Juba Foundation is supporting communities affected by displacement and what gives him hope for the future.
This August, ShelterBox Ambassador Fran Wargolet, 80, will hike nearly 30 miles through Yosemite with her daughter and granddaughter to raise awareness and funds for families rebuilding after disaster.
Two communities, separated by more than 2,600 miles, are rallying behind ShelterBox USA to help provide emergency shelter and essential supplies to families displaced by disaster.
In Marine City, Michigan, Box City brings students and the community together to raise awareness about homelessness and the importance of shelter for families facing crisis.
ShelterBox’s Earth Day presence showed how disaster relief can support recovery while reducing environmental impact, helping families rebuild in ways that benefit both people and the planet.
An interview with Kerrilee Gore explores the inspiration behind Stand By Mother, a film that uses storytelling to spark conversations around environmental challenges, compassion, and hope.
ShelterBox’s International Women’s Day event highlighted that women are often the most affected by disasters, yet lead recovery, reinforcing that shelter is the first step toward rebuilding their lives.
ShelterBox USA has launched a new collaboration with Protect Your Assets Inventory Software, turning everyday disaster preparedness into life-saving shelter for families affected by disaster and conflict worldwide.
After losing his Altadena home in the Eaton Canyon Fire, ShelterBox USA ambassador Rene Amy transformed personal devastation into tireless service for his community and others recovering from disaster.
Two Michigan bands headlined the Rotary Rocks for ShelterBox concert on World Humanitarian Day, uniting the community through live music to raise funds and awareness for families displaced by disaster and conflict worldwide.
ShelterBox USA joins Miss Daisy’s “Consign for a Cause” program, where local art and furniture are sold to support nonprofits, debuting with a vibrant painting of Santa Barbara’s iconic Joe’s Café and rare folk-art pieces.
ShelterBox USA President Kerri Murray will speak at the Santa Barbara Woman’s Club on October 22, sharing how empowering women after disaster drives recovery and global impact, and highlighting the upcoming event and women’s resilience worldwide.
Rotarian Don Crost is driving his vintage 1953 Chevy truck 2,500 miles along Route 66 to raise $25,000 for ShelterBox USA’s 25th anniversary, bringing shelter to families displaced by disaster.
