Volunteer-based and donor-funded group known for rescuing victims of war and Floridians during recent hurricanes will now have access to state funding and resources.
TAMPA, Fla. — Fearless volunteers are the foundation for the non-profit group, Project Dynamo.
Based out of Tampa, the team has been mostly donor-funded since it formed in Bryan Stern’s living room back in August 2021. Stern only expected the operation to last three to four weeks, but since has turned into a worldwide rescue mission.
“Never did I think we would operate in almost 30 countries,” Stern said. “Never did I think we’d have 609 missions completed, which turns into 7,000 people we’ve saved.”
It’s a project, Stern says, that he hopes and prays the need will go away.
Most recently, Project Dynamo saved hundreds of Americans from the war-torn areas of Israel, Palestine and the Gaza Strip.
And without hesitation, Stern and his team of volunteers …