IRS status
The IRS lists MGA as a 501(c)(3) public charity.
Our progress
MGA began in 2026. We are building our first programs and partners. We will never call a plan a finished project.
Our starting steps
These steps show how MGA is getting ready. They are not disaster or nature project results.
The IRS lists MGA as a 501(c)(3) public charity.
Richard Hamilton, Tommy Word, and Jason Mingee are named as board officers.
Every field job needs a request, permission, a written plan, insurance, and clear leaders.
Storm delivery planning and Storm-to-Stream are our first public work areas.
We will add checked results, fixes, records, and lessons as real work is done.
Companies, volunteers, agencies, land owners, and other groups can use clear forms to contact us.
What we will track
Jobs that were approved and finished.
Deliveries and signed delivery records.
Volunteers and hours worked.
Supplies or trash moved, shared, or removed.
Places, neighbors, and partner groups served.
Money and donated goods used for each project.
Partner checks, next steps, fixes, and lessons.
Safety problems and how we fixed them, when we can share that information.
How we report
Write down who said yes, the need, the place, the risks, and the goal.
Record people, hours, supplies, costs, approved photos, problems, and deliveries.
Ask the partner to confirm the work. Note what is left and what we learned.
Post proven results, limits, fixes, next steps, and thanks.