Disaster Relief

We’re proud to support disaster relief efforts when and wherever we can. We deliver and serve hot, nutritious meals to people impacted by disaster, and the brave men and woman who show up to help. Tyson Foods has provided aid for hurricanes, numerous flooding, and tornado incidents throughout the country.

A mobile relief unit unlike any other

Our disaster relief semi-trailer can serve approximately 15,000-20,000 meals a day to victims, first responders and volunteers at disaster sites. The 53-foot trailer is designed to help set up an organized disaster relief site quickly and act as a central supply unit that supports our on-site cook teams. In addition to this mobile kitchen, we also enlist a full deployment of 6-7 other tractor trailers that haul food product, water and equipment

Tyson Employees In Front of Truck
Mobile and ready

Our disaster relief semi-trailer was first put into action in 2012, after Superstorm Sandy.

Disaster Relief
Meals

In the aftermath of historic flooding from Hurricane Harvey in Texas and Hurricane Irma in Florida, we served and distributed a combined 2,954,134 meals from Sept. 1–21, 2017.

Disaster Relief
Pilger, Nebraska

In 2014, volunteers from Tyson Foods served more than 17,000 meals to tornado victims and relief workers in Pilger, Nebraska.

LATEST NEWS
Tyson Foods Donates More Than 100,000 Pounds of Protein to Support Communities Impacted by Maui Wildfires
August 22, 2023
Tyson Foods Donates 100,000 Servings of Protein for Tornado Relief in Texas
June 19, 2023
Tyson Foods Donates 100,000 Pounds of Protein to Choctaw Nation and Southeast Oklahoma Community to Support Disaster Recovery
November 10, 2022