Alexander Rekeda is the individual responsible for ensuring that the non-profit assists efficiently and cooperatively. The non-profit provides aid to in-country organizations assisting orphans, families split apart by the war, and injured civilians who need medical and psychological care. The most urgent necessities, such as rehabilitation and basic needs, are addressed first, with education and housing serving as a second tier of care.

Addressing immediate needs is accomplished through purchasing as many goods and supplies locally as possible to allow for the distribution of food, medical supplies, and other essentials as quickly as possible during any gaps in international aid distribution.