Fuel Relief Fund aims to reduce fuel shortage-related suffering as a result of natural disasters and other emergencies through the provision of free fuel to civilians, local first responders, international humanitarian aid actors, government agencies, and critical infrastructure.

FRF’s emergency response teams are made up entirely of highly qualified and dedicated volunteers. With support from core FRF staff, volunteer responders source, transport and distribute fuel to disaster survivors all around the world. In order to ensure that we can respond rapidly and effectively, we maintain a robust roster of volunteers who are ready to lend a helping hand at a moment’s notice.

Rostered responders fall into two categories: Emergency Operations Management (EOM) and Emergency Information Management (EIM). EOM volunteers handle fuel distribution and tend to do more of the (literal) heavy lifting, while EIM volunteers focus primarily on information management and communications activities, such as liaising with other response agencies, gathering beneficiary data, and communicating with the press.

Qualifications for EOM and EIM volunteers differ, but all volunteers should possess the experience, skills, attitude to operate effectively in austere environments.

FRF responders are fully sponsored which means that all deployment-related expenses (travel, food, lodging, equipment, etc.) are covered. Your donation is your time and hard work.

If you are interested in joining an FRF volunteer responder team in the field, please contact info@fuelrelieffund.org for more information.