"In truth I am loyal to this fraternal society."
"The Order of St. George aids people forced to flee their homes due to natural or man made disasters. As an NGO, we save lives providing humanitarian aid to refugees and veterans. The Order of St. George is an international charity and a 501c3 in the USA. We are a recognized NGO with consultative status with the UN's ECOSOC and an active member in the UN's Congress of NGO's. Our Mission is three fold: Provide humanitarian aid to refugees worldwide Support our military veterans Foster youth leadership development through the Boy Scouts"
The Order promotes the timeless traditions of Chivalry by compassion and charity, providing humanitarian aid and medical supplies to refugee communites worldwide. a special focus supporting military veterans and youth leadership development through scouting support.
The Order of St George Hospitallers are comprised of Medical and EMT professionals, with military and civilian backgrounds, most actively participate in either Federal and/or State crisis mgt situations. With an extensive network of donor contacts; they are very successful raising donations of medical supplies for refugees. Some may be deployed overseas on short assignments to assist with dispersement of our aid and to provide medical attention to refugees. We are an approved participant in the US Denton program.
The Denton Program is authorized by U.S. Statute (10 U.S.C. 402). The actual transportation portion of this program is contractually managed by USTRANSCOM utilizing a contractor operating out of Joint Base Charleston, SC.
The Denton Program is a Department of Defense (DOD) transportation program that moves humanitarian cargo, donated by U.S. based Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) to developing nations to ease human suffering. The approved cargo is transported by DOD land, air or sea assets on a space-available basis. The program is authorized by statute (10 U.S. Code 402) and is managed by the U.S. Department of State (DOS) and DOD.
HUMANITARIAN AID PROGRAMS
Population(s) served: Refugees and displaced people, Victims of conflict and war