Fuzion Companies™ Delivers Support Beacon Relief™ to Rancher Navy — Disaster-Relief Coordination

OLATHE, KANSAS — Fuzion Companies™ announced that it has delivered Support Beacon Relief™, a disaster-relief logistics platform, to the founders of Rancher Navy for hands-on testing — donated at no charge. The milestone arrives as communities across the Texas Hill Country mark one year since the catastrophic July 4, 2025, flooding along the Guadalupe River, one of the deadliest natural disasters in Texas history.

The partnership began quietly, away from any boardroom. This past winter, Fuzion founder Dan Goretskie answered a social-media plea for trucks, trailers, and hay during the plains wildfires — hauling hay to ranchers in Gate, Oklahoma, and Ashland, Kansas. There he met Rancher Navy founders Morgan Broome and Amy Houston Gaddis. Both Fuzion operating companies — Fuzion Consulting Group™ and its Native American & Woman-Owned sister firm Fuzion Chickasaw Group™ — built and donated the platform together.

“We didn’t get involved to win a contract. We got involved because we believe in showing up. The technology came after — it was simply the best way we knew to help Rancher Navy keep showing up, too.”
— Dan Goretskie, Founder & CEO, Fuzion Consulting Group · Co-Founder & COO, Fuzion Chickasaw Group

Support Beacon Relief™ replaces spreadsheet-driven coordination with secure, real-time visibility — managing donations, volunteer drivers, disaster locations, routes, and delivery timelines so materials, supplies, and help reach ranchers and farmers faster when every hour counts. Fuzion owns the platform and licenses it to Rancher Navy at no charge, with the intention to continue doing the same for other nonprofits providing services to folks in need.

“This work is personal. Serving agricultural and our tribal communities during their hardest times reflects who we are — as companies, and as people of faith.”
— Donna Webb, Founder & CEO, Fuzion Chickasaw Group · Co-Founder & COO, Fuzion Consulting Group · Chickasaw Nation citizen

Looking ahead, Fuzion plans to extend Support Beacon Relief™ to additional nonprofits and to the Chickasaw and Choctaw Nations, and is developing a for-profit enterprise edition, Support Beacon Logistics™, within its SB217™ platform suite.

“One year on, our hearts are with the families and communities of the Hill Country, and with every volunteer who answered that day,” the company said. “If our technology helps Rancher Navy reach a few more people a little faster next time, then we have done our small part.”