Community | Compassion | Support
Compassion in action – supporting communities in need
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2,276,638
meals served face-to-face across the globe
In addition to the numbers above, RRT volunteers have donated millions of meals and counting through our iconic Food Box initiative. RRT displays care and compassion to people in crisis, providing free catering assistance and tangible support to emergency services, government and charitable organisations. Our team of volunteers are mobilised across the globe to serve where and when it is needed most.
Our volunteers
16,000
people that care
Everyday in some small way, RRT volunteers lend a helping hand to people in need. Established in 2013 by the Plymouth Brethren Christian Church (PBCC), RRT is inspired by community spirit and the gift of giving, and is a way for our community to put our faith into action.
Our reach
16
countries
We deliver help and hope to people across the globe with teams in Australia, the United Kingdom, North & South America, the Caribbean, Canada, New Zealand and throughout Europe including Poland and Ukraine. Together we are Brethren.
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Emergency & Disaster Relief
When natural disasters unfold, RRT steps in to serve emergency services with quality food and refreshments, and provide tangible support to those affected.
Learn moreHomelessness, Poverty & Hardship
RRT has a heart for the homeless, and supports homeless missions across the globe by serving meals and donating blankets and other essential items.
Learn moreYouth
RRT volunteers help bring joy into the life of disadvantaged youth by supporting youth-focused charities that empower young people to grow beyond adversities.
Learn moreHealth & Disability
When it comes to health and disability, RRT steps in to support government and charitable organisations that raise vital funds and awareness for related causes.
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Help us make a differenceContribute through monthly or one-off donations and support the Rapid Relief Team’s work across America
Contribute through monthly or one-off donations and support the Rapid Relief Team’s work across America
The Rapid Relief Team was honored to support the opening of Mount Carmel's newly built hospital. To celebrate this exciting milestone, we provided lunch to the hospital’s incredible healthcare team. Thank you for having us and for all you do for the community! #rrtcares Mount Carmel Health
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As the Atlantic Hurricane Season officially begins today, RRT would like to share important information to ensure you, and your loved ones stay safe and have the tools needed to be prepared. Visit these helpful resources provided by
www.linkedin.com/company/us-department-of-homeland-security/
www.linkedin.com/company/noaa/
www.ready.gov/hurricanes
www.noaa.gov/hurricane-prep
From hot meals to victims and first responders, to our hygiene care kits and food boxes, RRT stands ready to support communities with care and compassion in their times of need.
For more information on RRT responds to disasters, please visit rrtglobal.org/us/ #RRTCares
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The Rapid Relief Team from Baltimore was pleased to assist with another walk in support of finding a cure for MS. The team helped with event setup, managed foot traffic, handed out water bottles to attendees, and assisted with event takedown. It was an honor to see how many people came out to support such a great cause! #RRTCares National Multiple Sclerosis Society
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Did you know? According to the Lupus Foundation of America, it is estimated that 1.5 million Americans have a form of lupus.
Every year, the Lupus Research Alliance holds a walk at the MetLife Stadium to raise awareness about lupus. This event brings individuals together who have been affected in some way by the disease. The Rapid Relief Team from Westfield has supported this event for over five years, and this year, the team was privileged to be on-site again, handing out cold water bottles to attendees. Thank you for having us! #RRTCares #lupusawareness #LupusResearch
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