Operation Airdrop

10/13/2026

We are good on water!! We need baby supplies and shelf stable non-perishable food and Chainsaws.

10/12/2026

Three households. Twenty adults with special needs. An urgent need for generators.

Alongside the supplies listed below, Operation Airdrop is working to help three households in the Pensacola area get the 5500 watt generators and power cables they need following Hurricane Isaias.

This is a big ask—and it will take substantial financial support. Together, we can make it happen.

Please donate to the Hurricane Isaias relief fund today. If you, your business, or organization can provide a generator or help us fund one, send us a message. The generators will need to have wheels to aid in delivery.

You can also bring the supplies listed in the image to:
Gulf Air Center, Hangar B
3180 Airport Dr.
Gulf Shores, AL 36542, from 7:00 am–5:00 pm.

Give what you can. Share this post. Help us turn these urgent needs into relief.

We deliver hope on wings.

10/12/2026

Publix in Gulf Shores not only donated 22 pallets of water but also sent 3 guys to help unload the trailers.

10/12/2026

10/12/2026

Publix has come through in a major way. 22 pallets of water headed to Evergreen, AL.

10/12/2026

🚨 FOOD AND WATER NEEDED: EVERGREEN, ALABAMA, AND OTHER IMPACTED COMMUNITIES

Communities in Evergreen and across the region are facing desperate conditions following Hurricane Isaias. People have no food, water supplies are quickly running out, and there is no electricity.

Our volunteer pilots are ready to fly supplies to them—but the need is outpacing the donations we’ve received.

Operation Airdrop is working with community leaders and local organizations to get relief where it is needed most. We still need your help to fill those flights.

Please donate:
💧 Bottled water
🥫 MREs and ready-to-eat food
🥩 Beef jerky
🍫 Protein bars and other individually packaged, shelf-stable foods

Food should be unopened and require no cooking or refrigeration.

📍 Drop off donations at:
Gulf Air Center, Hangar B
Gulf Shores International Airport
3180 Airport Dr., Gulf Shores, AL 36542
🕖 Drop-off hours: 7:00 AM–6:00 PM

Questions? Call 469-777-5360 Ext. 302.

Bring what you can. Organize a collection at work or church. Share this post to help us reach more people. Every donation helps put essential supplies into the hands of neighbors who need them.

Together, we deliver hope on wings.

10/12/2026

Water and food desperately needed!!

10/11/2026

Hey friends,
If you’re interested in helping Floridians who cannot get out of their neighborhoods due to downed trees, those hit by Hurricane Isaias can benefit from your help! Please volunteer to fly supplies, drop off supplies or just DONATE $$ so that Operation Airdrop can get the needed items to the volunteers helping those in need.

10/11/2026

✈️ Pilots, we need more aircraft and donated supplies.

Today, Operation Airdrop volunteers delivered over 1,000 pounds of chainsaws, oil, and fuel by general aviation to local crews clearing fallen trees and debris after Hurricane Isaias. Those supplies are already helping communities begin recovery.

Across the Pensacola area, the number of downed trees is significant. Supplies are arriving, but the aviation response has been limited—and our growing mission needs more support.

Volunteer pilots: register through our mission app, review the current needs list, and coordinate a flight carrying donated supplies to our collection point at Gulf Air Center, Hangar B, Gulf Shores International Airport (KJKA).

Not a pilot? Donate requested supplies, give to support the mission, or share this call with your aviation community.

Our Executive Director Russ Keith and local volunteer Jay Saiter also met with Florida Governor Ron DeSantis to share how Operation Airdrop is supporting disaster relief and helping local crews get the tools they need.

More supplies are needed. More flights inbound. More communities can be reached.

Visit the Operation Airdrop website for the latest mission update and registration information.

Together, we deliver hope on wings.