Adventures Relief

Israeli civilians are under attack. Iranian missile strikes are hitting civilian areas, forcing families into shelters and leaving rescuers digging through rubble for survivors. Homes have been destroyed, civilians have been wounded, and many families are now displaced. Mercury One is actively working with partners on the ground to respond, but we need your help immediately. We are working to deploy: • Mobile bomb shelters • Drones to locate survivors trapped under rubble • Mass Casualty Incident trailers filled with life-saving medical and rescue equipment These emergency units provide shelter, lighting, medical supplies, power, and rescue tools for first responders on the front lines. Our goal: $100,000 in the next 48 hours. Every dollar given to Mercury One’s Humanitarian Fund goes directly to the cause (minus credit card fees). Lives depend on the speed of this response. We are monitoring needs around the globe and are ready to rush aid where it's needed most. Donate now: donate.mercuryone.org/site/D…

Incredible.

Families in Western North Carolina lost everything to Hurricane Helene last Fall. As many have moved on, their struggles remain. We are still there - rebuilding homes, supplying resources, and supporting local churches. We also have been able to provide a dignified Christmas to the WNC community - letting families shop for Christmas gifts at no charge, provide fun activities for kids, and spread the joy of the season. Over a year ago, these families went through the unimaginable. Now, their lives are being rebuilt and they are able to have a blessed Christmas because of your generosity. THANK YOU! ❤️🎄🎅🏻 @TheExcelCollege @AdvRelief

In the darkest moments. When others walk away. When someone else says, “is not my problem.” You step in. You are the hope. You are the joy. Help us continue this work in 2026. Make a special, early Giving Tuesday gift to Mercury One now: donate.mercuryone.org/site/D…

That’s how we do it. 🙌🏻

Praise God.

This is what YOU are making possible through our Hurricane Melissa relief work. Our partners are on the ground, we are accessing needs, and mobilizing essential supplies and material. We also are helping Alaska and our fellow Americans as they recover from Typhoon Halong. We are looking at how we can provide both short-term solutions and long-term assistance as it is getting colder and heat and shelter are critical. Thank you for helping those in need! To give go to mercuryone.org.

The devastation from Hurricane Melissa is horrific. When you give, you want to know that your donation is actually going to help those on the ground. That is what we promise to do. No administration fees. No skimming off the top for other causes. It's our unique model that makes us different and allows us to have the biggest impact we can. If you cover credit card fees - every dollar will go to helping our Hurricane Melissa relief efforts that are in motion right now. Give to help: donate.mercuryone.org/site/D… @glennbeck

Hurricane Melissa, the worst storm in Jamaica’s history, is tearing through the island with winds over 180 mph, up to 40 inches of rain, and catastrophic flooding and landslides. Power outages, flooded bridges, and stranded residents – including many Americans and nursing home patients – are already being reported. Our team and partners are fully mobilized, working around the clock to rush emergency supplies, meals, and hygiene kits as soon as it’s safe. Please consider contributing now – your support could mean life or death for thousands in the storm’s path. Give now: donate.mercuryone.org/site/D…

Wow. Look at the foundation you’re helping build. Because of you, this family gets to keep the home that’s been in their family for generations. While we’re providing the flooring and materials that form the physical foundation of this house, we’re also building a foundation rooted in Christ. Every hand that has touched this home has prayed over it - a beautiful reflection of Americans coming together from across the nation to simply love their neighbor. This is what the verse - written into the very foundation of the home - represents. This is what you make possible. Praise God.

Starlink is providing free internet service for people in Jamaica and the Bahamas through the end of November to keep communities connected after the storm. Thank you @elonmusk !!!

PRAY. We are continuing to monitor the situation with our partners. Please join us in praying for all those in the path of Hurricane Melissa. 🙏🏻

Our biggest fundraiser of the year is next Saturday and you can be a part of it. This gala is different from others. It allows our unique model of 100% of your donation throughout the year to go completely downrange - if you cover credit card fees - to the causes you care about. There is still time to support us. Buy a ticket, buy a raffle ticket, or make a special donation today at mercuryone.org. What we raise helps us get through the rest of the year and prepares us for whatever might be next. Thank you. @glennbeck

One year ago, Hurricane Helene tore through the Southeast, devastating families, businesses, and entire communities. Power lines were down, roads were blocked, and mountain towns were cut off from the outside world. Families were stranded without food, water, or medicine. The Red Cross was not on the ground. FEMA was nowhere to be found. American citizens had nowhere to turn. So we stepped up. Mercury One was one of the very first organizations on the ground. Thanks to you—and our incredible partners—we were able to respond immediately, bringing relief when it was needed most. In the first few weeks, we transported more than 332,000 pounds of life-saving supplies into North Carolina with incredible partners and individuals from around the nation. Semi-trucks, trailers, and even helicopters carried oxygen bottles, insulin, heaters, generators, food, water, warm clothing, diapers, refrigerators, work boots, and more. When roads to remote mountain communities were impassable, our friends at @TheExcelCollege partnered with us to deliver 75 generator kits directly into homes and apartments—restoring heat and power where it was desperately needed. With Operator Solutions, helicopters flew into cut-off mountain areas to deliver medicine, rescue stranded families, and drop generators where trucks couldn’t reach. We also made clean water a priority. Mercury One funded a truck that delivered purified water to families in Black Mountain, NC. Together, we set up watering stations at high schools, neighborhoods, and even the local community pool. At the Black Mountain Home for Children, 100 foster children had access to safe drinking water when they needed it most. Thank you to @elonmusk and the Musk Foundation and @TheShawnHendrix for getting essential Starlinks on the ground. We helped fund 50 Starlinks in Tampa, FL. Alongside @OpBBQRelief, we provided nearly 1.4 million meals in just 34 days to victims of Hurricanes Helene and Milton across North Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, and Florida. And with @operationbless, we distributed more than 700,000 bottles of water, 3,360 hygiene kits, 200 solar lamps, 2,340 disaster relief kits, 3,086 meal kits, and 13,700 hot meals. Together with @TheCajunNavy, 50 helicopters carried out rescue missions and airdrops in the first week, delivering more than 10 tons of supplies. Even when FEMA failed to house families during a blizzard that followed the hurricane, you stepped in. With your support, Mercury One secured hundreds of hotel rooms—saving lives. Since then, we’ve covered thousands of hotel stays for families who had nowhere else to go. Thank you to @matt_vanswol and @HistoryBoutique who stepped up and helped get individuals what they needed. But this story is not just about immediate relief. Over the past year, we have stayed. Together with our partners, we’ve committed to long-term rebuilding efforts: - With @TheExcelCollege, @AdvRelief, Operation Blessing, and Valley Hope Church, we’re rebuilding over 350 homes—26 to 33 each week—with hundreds set for completion by fall. - With @Lowes, we’ve delivered more than $1.57 million in building materials to North Carolina since October 2024. - At Excel College, we funded a new volunteer housing complex that now welcomes 150 volunteers daily from across the nation. - With The Jack Brewer Foundation, we extended recovery projects into Georgia and Florida, serving veterans, the elderly, and small businesses. - And with @_SomebodyCares, we funded heavy recovery equipment to keep rebuilding efforts moving strong. We’ve also restored churches, built new wells, revived local arts spaces, and even walked alongside families—helping with paperwork, hotel stays, and daily necessities. And that’s what you have made possible. We’ve seen Americans step up in ways that still bring us to tears. Families in Texas filled trailers with supplies and drove them hundreds of miles to deliver help. Small business owners like Josh from Midland, TX took off work, loaded pallets of goods, and paid out of pocket to get them to North Carolina. Families like Monty’s outside Austin filled trailers with jackets, sleeping bags, and water because, in his words, “I could not sit back and do nothing. To God be the glory.” This is what “We the People” looks like. When Americans felt abandoned, you showed up. When FEMA couldn’t deliver, you did. One year later, Mercury One is still here—still rebuilding, still serving, still standing with families who lost everything. And we’re not done yet. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you. Thank you for doing more when the government does less. Thank you for being the hands and feet of Christ. Together, we are restoring lives, rebuilding communities, and proving that the strength of America lies in her people.