Which groups may be activated to assist during a flooding situation resulting from a hurricane?

The activation of groups during a flooding situation resulting from a hurricane is critical for effective disaster response and recovery. The National Guard plays a key role in emergency response operations, bringing military resources to assist in search and rescue, supply distribution, and maintaining public safety during catastrophic events. The American Red Cross has a well-established role in disaster response, providing shelter, food, and medical services to affected individuals. These organizations are trained and equipped to handle the complexities of disaster situations, making them essential responders in a hurricane flooding scenario.

In contrast, while local school districts, civic organizations, and private businesses can contribute to disaster relief efforts, they typically do not have the same level of direct response capability as the National Guard and the American Red Cross. Local school districts may assist in recovery by providing shelter or resources, civic organizations may engage in volunteer activities, and businesses could offer support through donations or logistical help, but none possess the specialized training and resources needed for immediate disaster response like the National Guard and the American Red Cross do. Social media influencers can raise awareness and promote fundraising efforts, yet they are not formal disaster response organizations and lack operational capacity in crisis management. Thus, the focus on the National Guard and the American Red Cross as activated groups highlights their established roles and