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As Texas and Louisiana start to pick up the pieces after Hurricane Delta, ALAN is gearing up to provide support – and hoping that members of the logistics community will be just as willing to help with the 25th named storm of the season as they were with the first.

In addition to working closely with the non-profit and emergency response community, ALAN is monitoring the real-time path and supply chain impacts of the storm

ALAN continues coordinating transportation, warehousing, equipment and expertise for multiple natural disasters.

Pandemic and hurricane-related supply chain disruptions call for unprecedented collaboration to ensure the timely delivery of critical goods

MHI donates $25,000 in sponsorship of the project.

ALAN is working with multiple government and private sector organizations including Healthcare Ready to strengthen healthcare supply chains through collaboration with public health and private sectors.

The American Logistics Aid Network (ALAN) will sponsor a seminar "Coronavirus and Global Supply Chains: What You Need to Know Now."

American Logistics Aid Network releases statement with resources for logistics community.

The American Logistics Aid Network (ALAN), a philanthropic, industry-wide organization that provides free logistics assistance to disaster relief organizations before, during and after catastrophic events, this week issued a statement, calling on United States Gulf Coast residents to follow local advisories and warnings­­––and asking logistics professionals to be at the ready––with Tropical Storm Barry continuing to intensify.

'Disaster game plan' contains important tips, a brief view of ALAN activities, and key information about how to stay engaged and informed.

A targeted list from the American Logistics Aid Network coordinates those in need with companies able to supply warehousing, forklifts or transportation.

The American Logistics Aid Network continues to receive requests for – and offers of – warehousing and logistics services to support hurricane response.

ALAN coordinates hundreds of supply chain businesses worldwide that volunteer resources to help move goods to communities affected by disaster.

ALAN has compiled a list of needs and important guidelines for what to do -- and what not to do -- if your company chooses to help.

Founded in the wake of Katrina in 2005, ALAN offers advice for businesses and individuals who want to donate to the recovery.