For resource providers
Survivors find your program, and arrive already eligible.
For each disaster, AidAgents builds an assistance marketplace listing every resource provider offering help. Your storefront is your page in it, like a shop’s page in an online marketplace: what you offer, who is eligible and where you serve.
A storefront replaces the static resource page.
| Static resource page | AidAgents marketplace | |
|---|---|---|
| What survivors see | A list of links | A storefront for each resource provider, with its eligibility requirements |
| Who keeps it current | Whoever has time | AI checks continuously; providers and the recovery group confirm changes |
| When an entry goes stale | It looks the same as a current one | It shows its current-as-of date and is held back from matches |
| What providers receive | Calls and applications from anyone | Referrals and prepared applications from survivors who meet the requirements |
You stay in charge of your program.
- 1
We build your storefront
AidAgents builds it from what you already publish. Listing is free.
- 2
You take ownership
Confirm or edit your offer, eligibility requirements and service area.
- 3
Referrals arrive prepared
AidAgent screens survivors against your requirements and sends referrals with prepared applications.
- 4
You decide
You determine eligibility, approve or decline, and open, pause or close your program.
Four facts on every storefront.
What you offer
In your own words, marked live, paused or closed.
Who is eligible
Your eligibility requirements as a checklist, so AidAgent can check a survivor before anyone applies.
Where you serve
Your service area for this disaster.
Current as of
When AidAgents last checked it.
- Offering
- Home repair grant, up to $15,000Live
- Who is eligible
- Owner occupiedDamage verifiedIncome at or under 80% of area median
- Service area
- The county and three adjacent townships
- Current as of
- 12 hours agoCurrent
How the marketplace stays current.
- 1
AI re-checks
AidAgent re-reads what each resource provider publishes and spots what has changed.
- 2
People confirm
Each change goes to the provider or recovery group to confirm.
- 3
Stale is held back
Anything unconfirmed stays out of survivors’ matches until someone checks it.
No one pays to appear, or to appear higher.
AidAgents is funded by philanthropy and public grants, not by the resource providers it refers to or the survivors it serves.