Who We Are

Allied Rescue Coalition was founded in twenty twenty-one by people who saw the Kabul airlift end and refused to accept that the story was over. Our first rescue effort was getting U.S. citizens out of Afghanistan, Americans stranded in hostile territory after the withdrawal. Our founders, veterans, former officials, and Christians who had watched their fellow citizens left behind, built an organization to finish what the evacuation started.

Our first duty is to Americans left behind, citizens stranded in hostile territory, veterans, and contractors who served their country and were forgotten.

We began with Afghan allies: interpreters, judges, doctors, and journalists who had worked with U.S. forces and were being hunted by the Taliban. Since then, we’ve expanded to Christians facing persecution in Africa and families displaced across Europe’s conflict zones.

Our model is coalition-based. We don’t operate alone, we partner with local rescue networks, churches, and organizations already on the ground, because they know the terrain, the threats, and the people who need help most. Our strategic partners include a mobile medical unit that deploys emergency care into conflict zones where no one else will go.

We are a Christian organization. Our faith compels us to act when others look away, and it shapes how we treat every person we rescue, with dignity, regardless of their background.