Quenara Foundation reaches people in the first hours of a disaster and stays with them until daily life feels steady again. Quenara Foundation is the name under which No Name Foundation, a U.S. 501(c)(3) public charity based in Dover, Delaware (EIN 35-2882867), carries out its humanitarian work.
We respond to earthquakes, floods, hurricanes, typhoons, wildfires, droughts, conflict and disease outbreaks with food, safe drinking water, hygiene supplies, shelter and essential medical care, with the aim of starting assistance within 72 hours. Our own Emergency Response Center follows official alerts around the clock, and when an emergency strikes any of our areas of work, we learn of it within 20 minutes and act at once.
Today we work in 48 countries through our own field teams and trusted local partners, and in the United States our own team responds directly. We give particular attention to children, mothers, older people, people with disabilities, displaced families and households living on very little. When the emergency phase eases, we stay for recovery: clean water, daily bread, homes ready for winter and classrooms open again. We also protect wildlife, oceans and natural habitats affected by the same emergencies.
Every gift is recorded and used for the purpose it was given, and we report on our work openly.
