Disaster Relief
Purchased & Donated
Medical Supplies
“Ship•N•See” maximizes its impact through partnership and agreement with leading implementing agencies, pharmaceutical, medical supply and humanitarian organizations and manufacturers.
911 Emerge•N•See also partners with other strategic and tactical players with an impressive collective track record all over the world. When a disaster strikes, we customize the emergency response, from smaller kits, to airlifting entire hospital pharmacies, to shipping containers full of lifesaving aid.
Based on both in-country sources and the 911 ENS DART Team findings, our aid can encompass: small, customized, over-the-
counter medicines and supplies formularies of single or a pallet full of Emergency Response Kits; to an air-lifted International Emergency Health Kit that will supply 10,000 people with an entire hospital’s worth of supplies for 90 days; or a full 20- or 40-foot shipping container of requested medicines and supplies that converts every donated $1 into $15 worth of aid. These are the same medicines and supplies you provide to your own family.
For more information about 911 Emerge•N•See services contact:
Mark Mosely CEO
A senior relief & development leader with over 25 years experience in +60 countries, 7 wars and 13 UN emergencies, Mark has provided relief services and products for governments, secular and faith-based humanitarian aid organizations as: Vice President, GEMS, MAP International; Director of Program Services, Partners In Health/Harvard Medical School PIDSC; and Senior Director, GIK/SCM Cross International. Expertise includes: Emergency Response; Logistics/Supply Chain Management (SCM); Procurement (GIK + purchased); Monitoring & Evaluation; Health Programming; and Media-PR-Fundraising.
Matthew Johnson Director of Training
Matthew Johnson is a seasoned public safety leader with more than 20 years of experience in disaster response, emergency operations, and multi-agency coordination. His background spans law enforcement, fire and rescue, EMS, emergency communications, and military service, including serving as a U.S. Army Black Hawk Company Commander. He has responded to major disasters such as tornadoes, floods, civil unrest, and aviation incidents, while also training thousands of first responders nationwide in leadership, preparedness, and resiliency. With advanced degrees in leadership, public administration, and fire science, Matthew brings both field-tested experience and strategic insight to crisis management and recovery.