SB217Platform™ · sb217platform.com

Born from the
Ranger Road Fire.

A disaster relief and logistics technology platform built in six weeks — by a team that drove their own trucks into Gate, Oklahoma, and decided showing up wasn't enough. The work had to scale.

2/17/2026
Gate, Oklahoma
6 Weeks
$0 Billed
February 17, 2026

"This application is better than many of the enterprise logistics tools I have ever seen."

— Rancher Navy

How It Started

Born from boots
on the ground.

Our founder had been searching and praying that a new door would open. It did — on February 17, 2026.

February 17, 2026 — The Ranger Road Fire

Fuzion drives in

Our founder pulls a truck out of storage, picks up a loaned trailer and donated hay from CM Cattle Company in Prairie City, Iowa, and drives to Gate, Oklahoma — delivering hay to ranchers who lost everything.

Gate, Oklahoma

Rancher Navy connection

Fuzion meets Morgan Broome and Amy Houston Gaddis — running an entire disaster response from spreadsheets. Fuzion offers to change that. For free.

Six Weeks Later

Support Beacon Relief is born

The entire Fuzion team volunteers. What starts as a spreadsheet becomes a full logistics platform — one Rancher Navy's co-founder called better than many of the enterprise logistics tools she had ever seen.

Today

A new door — wide open

SB217Platform™ and the Support Beacon family — Support Beacon Relief™ live today, with Support Beacon Rescue™ and Support Beacon Logistics™ in development — all born from one decision to show up.

"This application is better than many of the enterprise logistics tools I have ever seen."
— Amy Houston Gaddis, Co-Founder, Rancher Navy
35+
Combined Years of Core Leadership Business & Technology Consulting Experience
6
Weeks to Build SBR
$0
Charged to Rancher Navy
2/17
The Date Everything Changed

Platform Questions

What is SB217Platform™?

SB217Platform™ is the parent technology platform for three related products serving disaster relief, volunteer search and rescue, and enterprise logistics. Support Beacon Relief™, Support Beacon Rescue™, and Support Beacon Logistics™ share an engineering foundation shaped by field operations, while each product addresses a distinct audience and operational purpose.

Fuzion Consulting Group and Fuzion Chickasaw Group deliver the family jointly. Confirm each product’s scope and deployment requirements in a discussion.

Which SB217Platform™ product supports nonprofit relief?

Support Beacon Relief addresses nonprofit disaster logistics across donors, volunteers, haulers, deliveries, and event workflows. It helps teams connect coordination records with field activity and operational visibility. Its Rancher Navy origins inform the shared SB217Platform™ family without making every sibling product identical in scope or deployment.

The platform was built for Rancher Navy and is described as adaptable to other agricultural or disaster-response nonprofits.

How does Support Beacon Relief help nonprofit operations?

Support Beacon Relief brings donor records, volunteer assignments, hauling activity, deliveries, and event workflows into one operational platform. Nonprofit teams can coordinate sponsors and recurring givers, schedule volunteers, manage dispatch activity, track trucks and loads, and replace scattered spreadsheets or group texts with structured workflows.

Its capabilities reflect problems encountered in active relief work rather than a generic enterprise feature list.

Is Support Beacon Rescue available now?

Support Beacon Rescue addresses volunteer search-and-rescue coordination using the shared Support Beacon foundation. Discuss team coordination, assignments, operational visibility, and the proposed scope with Fuzion before procurement. A demonstration or discussion is not a commitment to immediate availability, particular capabilities, or a delivery date.

Rescue supports coordination; it does not replace emergency command, professional judgment, or safety responsibilities.

What is the status of Support Beacon Logistics?

Support Beacon Logistics is a proposed enterprise application based on Relief’s operating model. Its proposed workflows cover commercial and public-sector logistics, including warehouse, yard, fleet, dispatch, and delivery coordination. Every capability, integration, licensing term, and delivery expectation must be confirmed during discovery with Fuzion.

No launch date or guaranteed feature set is promised. Rancher Navy’s partner-specific $0 licensing arrangement is not an enterprise free tier.

Why was SB217Platform™ created?

SB217Platform™ grew from Fuzion’s response to the Ranger Road Fire in Gate, Oklahoma. After the team drove its own trucks into the relief effort, it built the first platform in six weeks so donor coordination, volunteer dispatch, hauling, and delivery work could move beyond manual processes and scale.

That operating experience remains the foundation for how the platform and its product family are described.

The Platform

Three products.
One platform.

SB217Platform™ is the parent platform. Support Beacon Relief™ is live in partner use for nonprofit coordination; Support Beacon Rescue™ is in development for volunteer search teams; Support Beacon Logistics™ is proposed scope for enterprise workflows. Relief’s operating experience informs the family; capabilities and delivery timing for Rescue and Logistics require confirmation.

For Nonprofits · 501(c)(3)

Support Beacon Relief™

Live in partner use

The platform born from the Ranger Road Fire.

Full-stack disaster logistics for nonprofits. Donor management, volunteer coordination, DOT-integrated hauler dispatch, live tracking, and mobile applications. Built for Rancher Navy — adaptable to any agricultural or disaster-response nonprofit.

  • Donor & sponsor management
  • Volunteer dispatch & coordination
  • DOT-integrated hauler tracking
  • Real-time logistics dashboard
  • iOS & Android applications

For Search & Rescue

Support Beacon Rescue™

In development

Field coordination for volunteer ground teams.

Search and Rescue application built on the Support Beacon backend — extending the platform from relief logistics toward coordinated rescue operations for Rancher Navy's volunteer ground teams. Described capabilities remain subject to confirmation; Rescue does not replace official emergency response or incident command.

  • Volunteer team coordination
  • Field assignment workflows
  • Field visibility (scope subject to confirmation)
  • Shared Support Beacon backend
  • Mobile-first field experience

For Enterprise

Support Beacon Logistics™

Proposed scope

Enterprise logistics at relief-operation scale.

The enterprise sibling of SBR. An enterprise application proposed from Relief's operating model for hauling, warehouse, yard, and delivery operations. All capabilities are proposed and subject to confirmation in enterprise discovery; no delivery date is committed.

  • Proposed: recurring dispatch & fleet coordination
  • Proposed: warehouse & yard handoffs
  • Proposed: load visibility & delivery evidence
  • Proposed: mobile field access
  • Proposed: event history & reporting

Capabilities

What the platform does.

Every capability was specified, designed, and shipped in response to a real problem Rancher Navy was solving by hand. There is no theoretical feature in SB217Platform™. Every line was earned.

Donor Management

Track sponsors, recurring givers, and one-time donors. Built for nonprofits that grew up on spreadsheets and outgrew them.

Hauler Dispatch

DOT-integrated dispatch with live tracking. Verify carrier compliance before they leave the lot.

Volunteer Coordination

Schedule, assign, and track volunteer hours. Communications built in.

Live Logistics

Real-time tracking of trucks, loads, and deliveries. Mobile-first for the field.

Event & Drive Management

Run hay drives, fundraisers, and supply runs with structured workflows instead of group texts.

Audit-Grade Reporting

Every donation, every dispatch, every delivery — logged for 501(c)(3) compliance and donor transparency.

Founding Partner

The nonprofit that
opened the door.

Rancher Navy is a Texas-based 501(c)(3) connecting donors, haulers, volunteers, and agricultural families in crisis. Co-founded by Morgan Broome, Amy Houston Gaddis, and Holli Geeslin. Morgan and Amy’s phone call started the connection with Fuzion.

SB217Platform™ was built for them. Every product decision starts with: "Does this help Rancher Navy do the work?"

Rancher Navy · 501(c)(3)

Mobilizing relief
when it matters most.

Now powered by Support Beacon Relief — donor coordination, volunteer dispatch, and DOT-integrated hauling for agricultural communities in crisis.

Visit Rancher Navy →

Get In Touch

Bring SB217Platform™
to your mission.

Whether you are a 501(c)(3) that needs Support Beacon Relief, an enterprise exploring Support Beacon Logistics, or a partner who wants to help us scale what we built — we want to hear from you.

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