ShockResQ

About us

Our impact

Every drive, donation, and session since we launched on February 14, 2024.

$10,800+

raised for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital

7,400+

students reached through sneaker drives and outreach

400+ lbs

of clothing donated to families in need

$4,000+

worth of shoes collected for communities globally

2026 impact

  1. January – February

    Clothing drive that has already raised 400 pounds of clothing.

  2. Coming soon

    More impact on the way this year.

2025 impact

  1. November

    Set up a sneaker drive and ShockResQ flyers at a county high school and in the community.

  2. October

    Set up a sneaker drive and ShockResQ flyers at two county high schools.

  3. September

    Assessed community outreach initiatives to identify areas for greater impact.

  4. August

    Crafted preparedness bags with emergency response coloring books.

  5. July

    Preparedness kit crafting session with emergency essentials and non-perishable items.

  6. June

    Donated coloring books about environmental health to a children’s academy.

  7. April

    SRQ disaster preparedness event with the Emergency Management Agency and Community Emergency Response Team.

  8. March – May

    Led a county-wide sneaker drive across 4 high schools, impacting 7,000+ students.

  9. February

    Studied FEMA’s guidelines to better understand community preparedness.

  10. January

    Reviewed evacuation plans and ways to increase their efficiency in a real-life emergency.

2024 impact

  1. December

    Researched how families can keep food safe during snowstorms or blackouts and practiced planning kits with cold-weather essentials.

  2. November

    Researched local hazards and learned how to prioritize preparedness steps for different types of emergencies.

  3. October

    Donated over 20 toys, along with ResQ Bracelets, to the Murphy-Harpst Children’s Center.

  4. August

    Partnered with a YouTuber to create a promotional video for ShockResQ and help organize a Roblox charity event, which raised $10,800+ for St. Jude and included a raffle.

  5. August

    CrisisIQ Blog hit 200 monthly viewers, with viewership spanning the United States, China, Canada, Germany, and France.

  6. July

    Held a session on prioritizing resources in emergency situations.

  7. June

    Focused on skill-building for efficient use of emergency supplies.

  8. May

    Donated over $380 worth of items to Helping Hands of Paulding County and partnered with them.

  9. April

    Received sneaker donations from nurses at Emory Hospital, two donations in all.

  10. April

    Received an estimated $400 in donated items from the L.E.A.R.N. Foundation.

  11. April

    Partnership with the L.E.A.R.N. Foundation.

  12. April

    Invited to an event by the Upward Bound Program, positively impacting the lives of 150+ people.

  13. April – May

    Sneaker drive in partnership with GotSneakers at EPHS. Three rounds raised $550, $280, and $120 worth of sneakers.

  14. April

    Received over $130 in donated hygiene products for HHS Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA).

  15. March – April

    Sneaker drive in partnership with GotSneakers at HHS, raising close to $500 worth of sneakers.

  16. March

    SRQ’s debut event featured the creation of emergency kits and snapshots in SRQ shirts.

  17. March 1

    Blog post: “Empowering Introverts During Crisis: Enhancing Communication.”

  18. February 14

    ShockResQ launches.

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