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Collect requests
People affected by the earthquake can submit requests for rescue, aid, supplies, medical needs, food, water, shelter, and transportation.
Real damage.
Real responders.
Real requests for help.
Real responders.
Real requests for help.
Help turn earthquake rescue requests into real aid.
As the General Santos earthquake response continues, people need help faster than the normal phone system can handle. Taskforce AI made an emergency request app that collects requests and routes them toward the right department, agency, NGO, or responder group for rescue, medical aid, food, water, shelter, transport, and supplies.
Real requests coming through the system
1,231
requests logged
51Rescue
367Medical aid
445Food & water
255Shelter
36Transport
77Supplies
Live request flow
A clearer path from request to response.
People submit needs by phone, Taskforce AI routes the right information to the right people, and response partners get cleaner information they can act on.
The situation
The normal response channels remain overloaded.
As the earthquake response continues in General Santos, calls and messages are coming in faster than normal channels can sort them. The immediate need is a clear intake path: capture what someone needs, where they are, how urgent it is, and which responder or aid group is most likely to act.
Taskforce AI helps structure those incoming requests so they can move from scattered messages into usable information for departments, agencies, NGOs, and responder groups on the ground.
This is not vague awareness. The goal is to move funds and supplies toward specific needs from specific people: food, water, medical supplies, transport, shelter, rescue coordination, and essential support.
Why this exists
Zealand Hatch is a veteran Combat Medic from the U.S. Army who also worked EMS in the East Bay in California. He knows how much moments count in emergency situations, and how quickly communication problems can slow down help.
In many developing regions, communication can be difficult even before a national disaster. After the General Santos earthquake, friends on the ground called and said they needed a way for people to ask for help outside the congested phone systems.
That is where Zealand’s medical response background and AI infrastructure experience meet. Taskforce AI is built to create and host practical business systems that speed up processes, organize incoming information, and adapt as problems appear in a fast-moving situation.
Photos from the response
Real damage. Real responders. Real requests for help.
These field images show the type of earthquake damage and emergency response activity that the request system is being support.
Execution protocol
How Taskforce AI supports the response.
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Get each request to the right hands
Each request is categorized and directed toward the department, agency, NGO, or responder group best positioned to help.
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Turn scattered needs into clear action
The system turns messy, incomplete messages into cleaner details that coordinators can use to move supplies, support families, and respond faster.
What your donation can help fund
Every dollar helps keep the request system running and support real needs coming through it.
Food and water
Support requests for basic essentials from people affected by the earthquake.
Medical supplies
Help source first aid materials and practical medical items requested through the app.
Transport
Help requests reach the people and organizations positioned to assist with safety, shelter, supplies, transport, and care.
Temporary shelter
Support people who need safer places to stay after the earthquake.
Rescue coordination
Help convert incoming requests into clearer information for response coordination.
System support
Keep the emergency request workflow moving as new needs come in.
Donate now
Help earthquake survivors get the aid they are asking for.
Your donation helps support real requests for food, water, transport, medical supplies, shelter, and rescue coordination during the General Santos earthquake response.
Why this approach is different
Designed around specific needs, not generic awareness.
This response sits at the intersection of Army medic experience and AI systems engineering.
Requests are structured so responders and helpers can understand what someone needs, where they need it, and which group may be best positioned to respond.
Donations help support real aid categories requested through the system: essentials, medical supplies, shelter, transport, and coordination.
Questions donors ask
Clear answers before you give.
Where does my donation go?
Donations help support emergency response needs identified through the request system, including food, water, medical supplies, transport, shelter, supplies, and rescue coordination.
Is this payment secure?
Yes. The donation button opens a secure Stripe payment page where Stripe processes your payment.
Is this tax deductible?
Do not assume tax deductibility unless the receiving entity has confirmed nonprofit or fiscal sponsor status. This page avoids tax-deductible claims until that is verified.
Why use AI in an emergency response?
AI helps sort and organize incoming information so overwhelmed teams can see clearer request details and route each enquiry toward the right response path.
Request routing
From one emergency request to the people who can act.
Taskforce AI helps turn incoming aid requests into clearer, routed information for police, fire, rescue, medical teams, military support, Red Cross, Team Rubicon, and relief supply coordinators.
