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Looking for vetted charities benefiting those affected by #HurricaneBeryl with proven track records? Take a peek at this article for a detailed list compiled by the Center for Disaster Philanthropy and Fidelity Charitable.

#hurricaneianphilanthropy #recoveryresources #grants #connections #recoveryresources #funding #grants #InteragencyRecoveryCoordination #support #Florida #Hurricanenicole #disasterrecovery #opportunities Greetings faithful e-subscribers and readers of the FEMA IRC Hurricane Ian & Hurricane Nicole DR4673-4680FL Federal & Philanthropic Recovery Resource Report. We need your support…just a few short questions to find out if sending you resources for funding opportunities, technical assistance, webinars, and other quality information, was helpful in any way. Please click the link below and take the short survey:

When a hurricane or other natural disaster hits, public and private non-profit entities often look to the Federal Emergency Management Association (FEMA) for financial assistance. But obtaining and keeping FEMA Public Assistance is not simple. With so many rules, regulations, and policies applicable to funding, applicants frequently find themselves fighting to justify eligibility of costs. We surveyed our team to identify the issues they've seen most frequently arise for Public Assistance applicants over the last year. We compiled their responses into the following three tips for obtaining and keeping FEMA reimbursements: https://lnkd.in/eCXdSfBx By Michelle Zaltsberg

The recent impact of Hurricane Beryl has been profound, devastating communities across multiple Caribbean islands. During this challenging time, my thoughts are with all those affected by this natural disaster. It's crucial to stand in solidarity with the Caribbean region, recognizing the importance of collective support and committing to contributing to relief efforts. The priority is to assist in rebuilding lives and restoring communities. Here's how you can make a difference: - Financial Support: Consider donating to reputable organizations providing essential relief and aid. - Volunteer Opportunities: Explore ways to volunteer your skills and time to support recovery operations on the ground. - Raise Awareness: Share information about ongoing needs and encourage others to contribute to the recovery efforts. Together, we all can help accelerate recovery and demonstrate our collective resilience. Let's support the Caribbean communities as they rebuild and recover from this challenging situation. #CaribbeanStrong #HurricaneRelief #CommunitySupport #GlobalSolidarity

Four effective disaster support tips to keep in mind while in the midst of hurricane season here in the US. 🌀 1. Give unrestricted funding 2. Give multi-year funding 3. Consider support beyond a donation 4. Fund operating costs and capacity building

It's been just over a week since the fires started on Maui – here's what United Way is doing: Maui United Way has set up the Maui United Way Fire Disaster Relief Fund with 100% of donations staying on Maui to provide immediate assistance and recovery. So far, they have raised $3.3 million through online donations alone. Maui United Way Fire Disaster Relief Fund grants are already reaching people in need including: – Meeting the immediate emergency needs of disaster survivors (providing food, shelter, and crisis counseling) – Providing transportation to essential services like doctors' appointments and grocery shopping for those who have lost their vehicles – Helping families replace documents lost during the fires such as IDs that are necessary for obtaining housing, medical treatment, and more – Restocking local shelters with provisions for displaced families With at least 106 confirmed dead, 1,300 still missing, and damages in the billions of dollars, we know it is a long road ahead for the Maui community. United Way is here to support now and for the long term. Donate now to the Maui Fire Disaster Relief Fund to support relief and recovery efforts: https://lnkd.in/gmwNQHUj

On August 29-30, Hurricane Idalia traveled up the west coast of Florida, crossing into land in the Big Bend. If your community has been affected by Hurricane Idalia, please check out our Disaster Resources: https://lnkd.in/eUC2NM3T It includes information by county of available resources and the recording of our Hurricane Idalia check-in call with FEMA from September 5th. Hurricane season is not over – it's not too late if you have not yet made a disaster preparation plan! #FLnonprofits #philanthropy #giving #nonprofits #nonprofitresources #nonprofitresearch #nonprofiteducation

As hurricane season approaches, the importance of preparedness cannot be overstated. Both government entities and non-profit organizations play crucial roles in safeguarding our communities. To Government Entities ➡️ Elevate your emergency preparedness by refining your strategies and ensuring resource allocation aligns with community needs. Collaboration is not optional; it is essential for success. To Non-Profit Organizations ➡️ Your engagement and education efforts are the backbone of community resilience. Strengthen your ties with governmental agencies to ensure a unified, effective response and recovery strategy. This hurricane season, the call to action is clear. Review, refine, and ready your plans. Engage with your community, lead with authority, and stand together in the face of adversity. Our preparedness today defines our resilience tomorrow. Together, we can turn the tide against uncertainty, ensuring a safer, stronger future for all. For more on content like this, subscribe to my newsletter here: https://lnkd.in/ev_CqjwC #disasterpreparedness #emergencymanagement #emergencypreparedness