Community Disaster Preparedness
Every city needs a
disaster relief hub.

The Beehive helps communities prepare, organize supplies, and coordinate emergency response before disaster strikes.

See How It Works
13M Americans live in communities without disaster preparedness infrastructure.
16 days
The average wait for federal aid after a disaster is declared.
13M
Americans live in communities with no disaster preparedness infrastructure.
3 in 4
Americans do not have an emergency plan.
Why: Because the worth of every human soul is great.
What is The Beehive?
Storm shelters on steroids.
A disaster relief resource hub — one building, built to do everything.
A store
The things your family needs — water filters, 72-hour kits, emergency gear — on the shelf, in your neighborhood, before you ever need them.
A school
Learn to preserve food, earn a first aid cert, get tornado-shelter certified. Skills that live in your hands.
A shelter
When the orders go out and people have nowhere to go, the doors are already open. Beds, food, power, and calm people who know what to do.
A command center
When the phones are down and no one knows what's happening, someone at the Beehive does. Local people, real-time logistics, help moving where it's needed.
One building, many uses.
Every day and on the worst day.
A prepared people make a prepared city.
Operation 61
Get fit. Get certified. Get deployed.
"To bind up the brokenhearted… to rebuild the ancient ruins,
to restore the former devastations." Isaiah 61
Operation 61 Disaster Relief Team on the ground
Monthly membership
A commitment to physical readiness and skills training — so when the call comes, you're not starting from zero. Monthly dues fund the team and keep the training continuous.
Real certification
FEMA-recognized training, wilderness first aid, search and rescue, emergency logistics. Skills earned with your hands, not a pamphlet — and credentials that qualify you to respond when it counts.
Get deployed
When a disaster is declared, Operation 61 gets the call. Local team members deploy to where they're needed — your community, or another one that needs you. Help moving where it matters most.
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47%
Of emergency calls go unanswered during a major disaster.
25%
Of U.S. households experienced a complete power outage last year.
Where we build

Tornado Alley.
Then the world.

Joplin · Branson · Bentonville
Tulsa · Kansas City · St. Louis

In times of trouble, every Beehive works together. A network built for the worst days.

IOWA ARKANSAS ILLINOIS KANSAS OKLAHOMA MISSOURI Kansas City St. Louis Joplin Branson Bentonville Tulsa Springfield NOW Active now Near future Planned Hover a city · see 3-hr radius
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The builder

Built by someone who has lived the problem.

ReifGood Industries
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Meet Reif
Grew up in Hawaii experiencing natural disasters
Two-year humanitarian mission in the field
Factory floors, warehouses, and operating teams

I grew up in Hawaii, where natural disasters were not abstract. Storms, outages, tsunami warnings, and the isolation of island communities shape how you think about preparation, supply chains, and whether help can actually reach people in time.

I also spent two years in the field on a humanitarian mission, serving people up close and seeing what happens when fragile systems meet real human need. The Good Project comes from that overlap: lived disaster experience, humanitarian service, and the operator work of making complex systems actually run.

We are closing the gap between the tools that exist and the people who need them.

— Reif
Portrait of Reif Tauati
Humanitarian field experience. Operator execution.
HawaiiDisaster readiness was personal.
Humanitarian missionTwo years serving in the field.
OperationsBuilt systems where work actually happens.
Operator history

Built from real operating work.

The Good Project
Partner / Founder
Active

Building a portfolio of companies aimed at relieving suffering — food, water, power, logistics, and the systems that hold everything together when things go wrong. Helping founders raise capital, go to market, and build the capabilities needed to scale.

Q2 Investments
Turnaround Executive
Turnaround

Led a portfolio of five personalization e-commerce brands: agiftpersonalized.com, qualtry.com, groomsshop.com, turninghearts.com, and loangifts.com. Oversaw operations, revenue, technology, and team across the full portfolio.

Guardia One
Turnaround CEO
Founder

Founded and launched a Shopify shipping warranty SaaS. Built the product and listed it on the official Shopify App Store.

Qualtry
EVP Revenue
Sold to PE

Joined as PM, grew to EVP leading revenue and technology teams. Launched offsite channels including Amazon, Etsy, and Jane, responsible for $1.5M+ in annual sales.

Elevated Billing Solutions
Product Manager
Product

Captured requirements from six department directors and the executive team. Owned the product backlog and sprint planning across three concurrent engineering teams.

People who have worked with Reif

Trusted by operators, founders, and board members.

“Reif helped steer Qualtry through a complex merger and a global pandemic. He can set vision at a high level and get scrappy in the weeds to execute.”
Gary Kliegman
COO, LawnStarter · Former Qualtry Board Member
“Reif uses technology and automation to fix problems with an outside-the-box approach. He takes challenges head on and isn’t afraid to roll up his sleeves.”
Michael Simon
Managing Principal, Traverse Pointe Partners
“Reif has a knack for understanding complicated processes and designing systems that streamline them and make them more efficient.”
Mike Kunz
SVP Operations, AAPC
“Reif is resourceful and has a knack for leveraging automation and technology to improve systems and processes.”
Patrick Glenn
Operations · Supply Chain · eCommerce · Software
“Reif possesses exceptional strategic vision and an impressive ability to navigate complex business challenges.”
Brock Klemetson
Gift Homie
“Reif is scrappy, extremely hardworking, and has a knack for making big things happen with very limited resources.”
Stephen Kunz
Marketing Account Manager, Weber Associates
“Reif is entirely comfortable wearing many hats, adapting to various roles with ease and efficiency.”
Christopher Hamze
Owner, Izzi’s Gym
If you are prepared,
you shall not fear.
What it creates

A resilient community.

How it works
Built to sustain. Open to builders.

The Good Project is a nonprofit organization with 501(c)(3) status in process — filed with the state. Donations fund construction of new Beehive locations and get us to operational self-sufficiency faster.

Once operational, each Beehive is designed to cover its own costs — through the store, training programs, and emergency reimbursements — and seed the next location. Donors aren't subsidizing a charity indefinitely. They're capitalizing infrastructure.

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The Store
Retail sales of emergency gear cover operating costs and generate margin.
Operation 61
Tuition-based training courses for individuals, families, and employers.
Shelter Reimbursements
FEMA and state contracts reimburse shelter operations during declared emergencies.
Donor Capital
Philanthropic gifts fund construction and startup costs for each new Beehive location.