We are raising **150,000 USD** to reach families left outside after the earthquake in **Indonesia**. We do not buy supplies once a quake happens. They sit on a warehouse rack before any gift arrives, which is how they catch the first aircraft out.

**Each family package includes:**

- Clean drinking water and a container to keep it in.
- Blankets for the cold hours before dawn.
- Ready to eat food for a kitchen nobody can light.
- Essential medicine, including the tablets people leave behind under rubble.
- Formula and infant care for the youngest.
- Tarpaulin and rope where a roof has gone.

**How your contribution helps:**

- **15 USD** covers clean water and a container for one family.
- **45 USD** covers one family's full three day package.
- **150 USD** carries three families through the first three days.
- **450 USD** carries ten families through the first three days.
- **1,500 USD** carries a neighbourhood cluster of thirty three families.

**Why three days?**

Illness begins where clean water stops. Infants and older people lose their body heat quickest. Small injuries turn septic. What happens in three days sets the rest.

The night word arrives, the load goes onto a flight manifest. Customs, the domestic leg and the final run out to the village all close well before three days are out.

**You will see where it landed.**

A photograph, a date and a place go to the donor panel for every handover, and that record stays open to you long afterwards.

Give today. Your gift reaches a family within 72 hours, and the handover is photographed the same evening.

Earthquake Emergency in Indonesia | The First 72 Hours

Global emergency and wildlife relief. Local teams help families and animals after floods, wildfires, earthquakes, war and crises.

**WE RESPOND WHEN LIVES ARE AT RISK**

No Name Foundation, publicly known as Quenara Foundation, is a United States 501(c)(3) public charity dedicated to emergency humanitarian relief, disaster response, wildlife rescue and the protection of vulnerable communities. When floods sweep through homes, wildfires destroy habitats, earthquakes displace families or conflict cuts people off from basic necessities, the first question is practical: who needs help, what do they need, and how can it reach them safely? That question guides our work.

Our mission is broader than any single emergency. We respond to threats affecting people, animals and the natural world through our own response teams in different countries and trusted local field partners. Local experience matters. It helps us understand where the damage is greatest, which roads are passable, what is already being provided and who may still be waiting for help. Our emergency readiness model is built around the first critical hours. We aim to activate response coordination within two hours of a qualifying emergency, connecting our incident monitoring with practical decisions and local action.

**DISASTER RELIEF AND RAPID EMERGENCY RESPONSE**

We focus on urgent needs arising from floods, flash floods, hurricanes, tropical storms, severe weather, wildfires, earthquakes, landslides, winter emergencies, heatwaves and other natural hazards. Immediate priorities may include clean drinking water, food, emergency shelter, hygiene supplies, blankets, clothing, household essentials and assistance for families displaced from their homes. As an incident moves beyond its first hours, needs often shift toward safe cleanup, replacement of essential items, access to local services and early recovery. We adapt to those changes rather than treating every disaster as the same.

**WILDLIFE RESCUE, ANIMAL WELFARE AND VETERINARY SUPPORT**

Wild animals cannot follow evacuation orders. During wildfires, floods, oil contamination and other environmental emergencies, animals may be burned, injured, dehydrated, displaced or separated from suitable habitat. Our wildlife emergency work is designed to support local response, safe assessment, specialized transport, veterinary treatment, temporary care and rehabilitation through appropriately qualified and authorized professionals. Rescue is not the end of the story. An animal may need days, weeks or months of care before release is possible.

**HUMANITARIAN AID IN CONFLICT AND DISPLACEMENT**

War and conflict can separate families, interrupt medical care, destroy homes and cut off access to food and safe water. Our humanitarian mission includes emergency assistance for conflict affected civilians, displaced families, refugees and communities facing severe hardship. Depending on access, local conditions and available funding, support may involve food parcels, drinking water, hygiene items, bedding, seasonal supplies and other necessities identified with local partners. We serve on the basis of human need, without requiring people to share a nationality, background or belief. We do not make the safety of recipients or local aid workers secondary to publicity.

**FOOD RELIEF, CLEAN WATER AND BASIC NEEDS**

Hunger does not wait for a disaster declaration. Families may be pushed into food insecurity by poverty, displacement, extreme weather, unemployment or disrupted supplies. Our food relief approach includes emergency groceries, suitable ready to eat food, support for local meal provision and essential nutrition assistance where justified by circumstances. For communities without dependable clean water, the needs may include bottled water, safe storage, filtration, water delivery or longer term access improvements. We also recognize the importance of sanitation, menstrual hygiene, infant care items and disability appropriate supplies. A useful relief package begins with the person receiving it, not with a generic list printed in advance.

**OLDER ADULTS, CHILDREN AND PEOPLE AT GREATER RISK**

Every emergency affects people differently. Older adults may live alone or be unable to travel to a distribution point. A family caring for a disabled relative may need different equipment and more time to evacuate. Children can lose access to school, adequate clothing or stable meals. People already living in poverty may not have savings to replace a mattress, pay for temporary accommodation or repair a damaged home. We seek to recognize these differences and prioritize those with urgent unmet needs. Dignity, privacy and careful listening belong in disaster relief just as much as food and water do.

**OUR FIELD MODEL: LOCAL PEOPLE, DIRECT ACTION**

No Name Foundation combines its own international response capabilities with local partners who understand the communities they serve. We receive incident information, assess severity and urgency, consult available sources, speak with partners, identify feasible assistance and coordinate decisions around safety and verified needs. Local procurement can shorten the time between identifying a need and delivering supplies, while also supporting local businesses when appropriate. In some emergencies the best contribution is a targeted delivery; in others it may be transport, a referral to specialist care, essential equipment or collaboration with a public authority already managing the response.

**TECHNOLOGY THAT SUPPORTS BETTER DECISIONS**

Alongside field response, our organization develops emergency monitoring, geographical analysis and operational technology intended to help identify events, compare available incident information and prioritize action. We work with information from disaster alerts, mapping and other sources to support timely decisions. Technology cannot replace a field assessment or the judgment of local responders, but it can help us ask the right questions earlier. We pursue science and technology for public good, not as a substitute for human compassion, but as a way to make it more useful when minutes matter.

**CURRENT EMERGENCY WORK AND RECENT APPEALS**

Our public emergency appeals have included wildlife assistance during the Bouquet and Norte fires in California, flood and landslide relief in Nepal, earthquake related humanitarian assistance in Panama and crisis support for displaced or conflict affected families. We have also developed campaigns responding to flooding, extreme weather and other emergencies in the United States and abroad. Each event has its own urgent needs. We work to translate reliable field information into focused assistance and communicate meaningful progress while respecting the privacy and dignity of the people affected. Our campaigns explain how supporters can help and what relief priorities are being addressed.

The importance of local presence has been especially clear during the October 2026 flooding in Valencia and Alicante, Spain. Our local field partner has been working in affected communities since the first day, with attention to older residents, displaced households, basic water and hygiene needs, food, bedding and safe early recovery. Some families must deal with damaged homes and possessions long after public attention turns elsewhere. Those are the moments when sustained, practical help can matter most.

**HOW A DONATION CAN HELP**

A donation to No Name Foundation can strengthen our ability to respond to needs such as:

Safe drinking water, food supplies and emergency groceries.
Hygiene kits, diapers, sanitary products and essential household items.
Blankets, clothing, bedding and temporary shelter essentials.
Safe cleanup supplies and early recovery support after flooding.
Wildlife rescue logistics, suitable carriers, veterinary materials and rehabilitation support through qualified local professionals.
Animal food, transport and care supplies for affected companion animals where needed.
Local transport, essential field equipment and delivery coordination.
Practical support for older residents, children, displaced families and people who cannot easily access existing services.

**ACCOUNTABILITY AND RESPECT FOR DONORS**

We know a gift represents trust. We seek to keep appropriate records of our decisions, partner coordination, purchased supplies and assistance delivered, while safeguarding sensitive personal information. We share field updates and progress where they are available and suitable to publish, with care taken to describe the assistance provided accurately. Safety, local coordination and sound stewardship shape our decisions, so donor support can be directed responsibly to the people, animals and communities who need it.

**PARTNER WITH US WHEN HELP CANNOT WAIT**

We welcome donors, businesses, foundations, workplace giving programs, employee matching opportunities and individuals who want to stand alongside people and animals during emergencies. Corporate giving can help strengthen locally sourced supply chains, field logistics and specialist animal care. Recurring giving can help build readiness between crises, when preparation is less visible but no less important. Volunteering and professional partnerships can add skills and capacity, provided each opportunity matches the needs and safety requirements of the work.

Support humanitarian emergency relief, disaster response, flood and hurricane relief, wildfire and earthquake relief, wildlife rescue, animal welfare, food security, clean water, refugee assistance and emergency shelter. Every contribution can help turn concern into practical support.

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