Jake Wood, a former leader associated with Team Rubicon, resigned from his role at the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation amid concerns over the militarized and politically charged nature of aid distribution in Gaza. His involvement raised questions about potential executive political engagement and the risk of aligning humanitarian efforts with state-backed military operations.

Team Rubicon’s 2025 operations mobilize veteran-led teams across the United States—from Alaska to the Southeast and California—to deliver disaster relief and humanitarian support to communities in crisis.

Team Rubicon mobilized thousands of Greyshirts throughout 2023 to deliver disaster relief and humanitarian aid both domestically and internationally. The organization focused on rebuilding homes and providing essential services to communities affected by hurricanes, tornadoes, floods, wildfires, and other natural disasters.

Team Rubicon’s 2023 operations saw the deployment of 5,526 Greyshirts across 128 domestic operations and several international missions, assisting over 28,000 individuals through disaster relief, home rebuilding, and humanitarian aid. The extensive engagement in diverse emergency responses highlights the organization's commitment to community support and marginalized populations.

Team Rubicon and FEMA formalized their longstanding partnership through a memorandum of understanding to enhance disaster preparedness, response, and recovery efforts, thereby strengthening community resilience.

Team Rubicon signed a memorandum of understanding with FEMA to enhance disaster preparedness, response, and recovery efforts. The agreement formalizes a longstanding partnership that improves timely data sharing and coordinated disaster response for affected communities.