In early January, devastating wildfires swept across the Los Angeles area, displacing families, threatening communities, and placing immense pressure on emergency response teams and frontline workers. As California entered another season of extreme weather, hydration and rapid relief became urgent needs.

In collaboration with Global Empowerment Mission, Operation BBQ Relief, the USO, California fire departments, and several community partners, we sent over 330,000 servings of DripDrop to support evacuees, first responders, and firefighters. These donations helped provide fast hydration to firefighters in extreme heat conditions, supported medical response teams, and powered community support initiatives such as the FIGS “Here for LA” drive and Jimmy Kimmel Live's community distributions.

Millions of American families continue to face food insecurity and systemic poverty. Organizations like Feed the Children are working nationwide to fill the gap, but nutritional support—especially access to safe hydration—remains a critical component of relief.

This quarter, we continued our partnership with Feed the Children to donate 160,000 servings of DripDrop as part of their family food boxes and relief efforts. These boxes are delivered to communities facing hunger, ensuring that each family receives not only food but also essential hydration to stay healthy. We're proud to support Feed the Children’s ongoing impact across the country.

Families facing hardship often lack access to basic health and wellness resources—including hydration. Local initiatives like The Store in Nashville fill that gap by providing free groceries and essentials to those in need.

In January, we restocked The Store Nashville with over 2,100 servings of DripDrop. This donation ensured that the families they serve have access to medically-formulated hydration—especially important for children, seniors, and those with chronic health needs.