American Logistics Aid Network

Yesterday’s ProMatDX keynote featured an American Logistics Aid Network (ALAN) panel on supply chain resiliency and lessons learned from the pandemic.

American Logistics Aid Network (ALAN) has opened nominations for its fifth annual Humanitarian Logistics Awards.

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.

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

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

American Logistics Aid Network (ALAN) to coordinate requests for logistics support.

Following flood damage, it is estimated to cost between $7,500,000-$8,500,000 to make the facility fully operational.

Key Amazon conference speaker offers ALAN matching gift fundraiser that achieved its goal in 18 hours.

Amazon senior vice president offers to match contributions to the American Logistics Aid Network up to $25,000.

American Logistics Aid Network mobilizes logistics partners to deliver supplies to difficult-to-reach areas.

Organization anticipates need for warehousing and transportation.

The 19th annual award is the first since it was renamed in honor of the late Jock Menzies.

Company remembers logistics industry visionary and co-founder of the American Logistics Aid Network.

American Logistics Aid Network anticipates a need for warehouse space on the U.S. West Coast near air and sea ports.

Menzies was inspired to co-found ALAN after witnessing the breakdown of relief efforts in the wake of Hurricane Katrina.