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Projects
ALERTS
AVIATION LAND EMERGENCY RESPONSE TRANSPORTATION SUPPORT
WHY is the There a Need?
After being hit by Hurricanes Helene and Milton, parts of North Carolina and Florida were in desperate need of emergency assistance. Roads were impassable. Pilots began flying
supplies into the area while hikers and mule teams hauled supplies to remote regions over rough terrain.
WHAT Does Sedona, Ltd. do to Help?
The ALERTS Project (Aviation Land Emergency Response Transportation Support) provides organizations assisting those impacted by any natural disaster recoup
transportation costs. Sedona, Ltd. may reimburse fuel costs for private pilots flying supplies to disaster impacted areas and cover some organizational and individual fuel costs for land transportation as well. Fuel reimbursement grants for individuals will total $150 for one time only.
HOW Can Sedona, Ltd. be of Help to Your Organization?
Non-government organizations and individual volunteers may apply for partial reimbursement for transportation expenses incurred while providing assistance to communities and disaster victims facing hardship due to these devastating events. If your organization is providing critical supplies for victims of a natural disaster, and is in need of financial assistance to cover transportation costs, go to our website at SedonaLTD.com and choose the “Granting Process” tab. On the page,select which form applies to your organization; complete the form and hit
“submit.”
Sedona is solely funding the ALERTS Project at the moment up to $7,500. Once that has been met, donations will help keep the Project going.
SOONER
Supporting Opioid Overdose Nurses’ Emergency Response
The opioid epidemic in the United States has recently claimed upwards of 80,000 deaths per year from accidental overdose, most of which have been from synthetic narcotics such as fentanyl. Currently, first responders such as police, emergency medical technicians and school nurses receive these opioid reversal kits for free. The SOONER project is now offering naloxone or nalmefene nasal reversal kits to nurses and physican assistants licensed in Virginia. Although a physician’s prescription is no longer necessary to purchase either of these products, the major impediment to widespread distribution is primarily financial. To overcome this obstacle, Sedona,Ltd, a local private charitable foundation, hopes to expand the traditional first responder network by providing free reversal kits to frontline healthcare workers such as nurses and PA’s.
Virginia Nurses and PA's who are interested in receiving a kit may click the button below and fill out the Application Form
Do you know the similarities & differences between Nalmefene & Naloxone?
Current Projects
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