Support Beacon Relief™ — Fuzion Logistics Application
A disaster relief logistics and volunteer coordination platform for large-scale, multi-state response operations.
Support Beacon Relief™ is live and in use by Rancher Navy for relief operations, including the Ross Fire response. The platform was designed and developed by shared resources from Fuzion Consulting Group and Fuzion Chickasaw Group, in partnership with Rancher Navy, and is licensed to the nonprofit at no cost.
Historical Delivery and Testing Milestone · 2026
Fuzion delivered the platform to the founders of Rancher Navy for hands-on field testing — at no charge — as communities across the Texas Hill Country marked one year since the catastrophic July 4, 2025, flooding along the Guadalupe River. That testing milestone is part of the platform’s history, not its current operational status.
Support Beacon Relief™ is a disaster relief logistics and volunteer coordination platform born from Fuzion’s nonprofit partnership with Rancher Navy — founded by Morgan Broome, Amy Houston Gaddis, and Holli Geeslin.
Fuzion worked closely with Rancher Navy to automate spreadsheet-driven logistics used to coordinate hay donations, volunteer drivers, disaster locations, and delivery timelines — replacing manual coordination with real-time visibility and automation.
Key Challenges
- Manual coordination of disaster relief using spreadsheets and phone calls.
- Limited scalability across multi-state operations and growing response volume.
- Need for secure, real-time logistics and volunteer management.
What We Delivered
- Designed and developed a scalable disaster response logistics platform (Support Beacon).
- Automated coordination of donations, volunteers, routes, and delivery tracking.
- Built a cloud-based system leveraging AWS, AI tools, and mobile application support.
Looking Ahead
Support Beacon Logistics™ is a separate internal product initiative jointly developed by Fuzion Consulting Group and Fuzion Chickasaw Group, not a delivered Rancher Navy client project. It remains in development, with a current target of Spring 2027. Earlier enterprise-development plans cited Fall 2027; that historical target does not describe Relief’s current live operations.





















