The courier has delivered up to 10,000 meals a day from Sunday to Wednesday using two chartered aircraft. Until FedEx (FDX) stepped in, Operation BBQ Relief had been using small personal aircraft and could deliver only a few hundred meals at a time.

Now, however, the organization can deliver two daily meals to people in the affected areas. “We cannot be more appreciative of FedEx’s flying in and helping Operation BBQ Relief get meals down into the keys. Thank Q FedEx!,” it said in a Facebook post.

The Salvation Army is coordinating meal distribution.

We are very thankful for our partners, @OpBBQRelief and @FedEx for flying in tasty BBQ to the communities here in the Florida Keys. #Irma pic.twitter.com/rr6BiEFiI2

— Salvation Army USA (@SalvationArmyUS) September 19, 2017

Operation BBQ Relief has already served nearly 400,000 meals to the victims of Hurricane Harvey on the Texas Gulf Coast and then shifted focus to the mainland areas affected by Hurricane Irma, USA Today reports.