Providing first-line support and humanitarian aid to disaster-hit people, using boats to deliver food, fresh water and medical supplies to help coastal communities until governmental or large-scale relief arrives.

Impact Summary from the Nonprofit A Charting Impact Report consists of an organization�s responses to the five questions. Helping validate this self-reported data are three reviews. Once an organization has used the online interface to complete its report, its responses will produce a document with a unique URL that will be shared on this website, on your GuideStar profile, on the reports of charities participating in BBB Wise Giving Alliance evaluations, and � in the future � with other websites and information sources about nonprofits. We encourage organizations to use this URL to share their report on their own website and through their own media channels. Participants will receive guidance about promoting their Charting Impact Report, along with other benefits, once they publish their report. International Rescue Group aims to demonstrate that a small vessel can provide real aid in post-disaster situations. It is estimated that there are 10,000 cruising boats worldwide (sources include Latitude 38(http://www.latitude38.com/) , SSCA(http://ssca.org/)  and the Cruising Association(http://www.cruising.org.uk/) ), many of these are run by couples or small crews all around the world, who can join the IRG network and volunteer to provide aid. IRG will coordinate with other emergency and rescue agencies. We are engaging with the yachting and cruising community worldwide, providing training, mission coordination and materials when needed. For more in-depth information about this organization's impact, view their Charting Impact Report .