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Center for Disaster Philanthropy Anna R Center for Disaster Philanthropy Anna R. hurt Rural LISC Seminar, May 17, 2018

CDP OVERVIEW Major Initiatives Connecting in Times of Need

What We Do Our Mission Transform the field of disaster philanthropy to increase donor effectiveness throughout the lifecycle of disasters through our educational, fund opportunities and strategic guidance. The Center for Disaster Philanthropy Aims to: Increase the effectiveness of donor dollars given to disasters; Bring greater attention to preparedness and recovery initiatives; Create a unified platform of resources for disaster philanthropists. Educate and inform Consulting services Funds

CDP Major Initiatives Disaster Philanthropy Playbook Measuring the State of Disaster Philanthropy: Data to Drive Decisions Midwest Early Recovery Fund Louisiana Disaster Recovery Alliance Collaborative funds

Foundation Funding by Disaster Assistance Strategy

Comprehensive resource of best practices and innovative approaches: Designed as a multimedia, interactive website. Features successful projects, literature, examples, ideas, and contacts to help support donors. Centered on 17 strategies, including community and economic recovery; education; health and behavioral health; aging and disabled populations; arts and culture; environment; and others.

Midwest Early Recovery Fund: Support for Local, Regional, and national Nonprofits in: Arkansas Iowa Kansas Minnesota Missouri Montana Nebraska North Dakota Oklahoma South Dakota

Midwest Early Recovery Fund An innovative grant making program that: Effectively allocates pre-positioned funds Supports the needs of vulnerable populations Assists Midwest communities impacted by low attention disasters in ten-state region Responds within 18 months following natural disasters— tornadoes, flooding, earthquakes, landslides, wildfires Implements unique ‘clip-board’ grantmaking process

CDP Disaster Recovery Funds CDP Hurricane Harvey Recovery Fund CDP Hurricane Irma Recovery Fund CDP 2017 Atlantic Hurricane Season Fund CDP Mexico Earthquake Fund

CDP Hurricane Harvey Recovery FUnd Raised over $14.2M Major Donors: Facebook; AIG; Pennington; Patterson; Nike Global Community Impact Individual Donors: Over $10M from Facebook, about $300K from NFG, about $94K from Fidelity Charitable

CDP Hurricane Irma Recovery Fund Raised over $2.2M Major Donors: Patterson; The Wallace Foundation Individual Donors: NFG ($57K) Educate and inform Consulting services Funds

CDP 2017 Atlantic Hurricane Season Fund Raised over $3.2M Major Donors: Qualcomm Foundation; The Klarman Family Foundation; Starbucks Individual Donors: NFG ($77K)

Day one of a Disaster

Day one After a Disaster What is my community most vulnerable to? Who should my first set of phone calls be? Do I have a plan and does my staff and partners know the plan?

Disaster 101 Phases of disaster: relief, recovery, mitigation, preparedness. There are several versions and arguments around this, so don’t get lost on the technicalities! Federal funding is never enough. It comes in several streams – individual assistance, public assistance, CBDG programs, and more. Relationships matter before, during, and after more than you will ever know! Think about who you want to be in your communities and to your partners in the aftermath of a disaster well before you have to respond.

Community Resources from CDP Disaster Playbook (www.disasterplaybook.org): Why? Toolkits and resources to help you form a plan and for when you don’t have a plan and are dealing with a disaster or crisis. Midwest Early Recovery Fund and Louisiana Disaster Recovery Alliance: Why? Partners, resources, funding opportunities Educate and inform Consulting services Funds

CONTACT US Anna R. Hurt Assistant Director, Disasters and Grants anna.hurt@disasterphilanthropy.org Nancy Beers Director, Midwest Early Recovery Fund nancy.beers@disasterphilanthropy.org Center for Disaster Philanthropy 1201 Connecticut Ave. NW, Suite 300 Washington, DC 20036 Phone: 202-595-1026 Fax: 202-833-5540 FOLLOW US Facebook.com/funds4disaster Twitter.com/funds4disaster Linkedin.com/company/center-for-disaster-philanthropy Youtube.com/channel/UCpbZJxiQzk6KNB925HZvneg Center for Disaster Philanthropy Mission: Transform the field of disaster philanthropy to increase donor effectiveness throughout the lifecycle of disasters through educational resources, fund opportunities, and strategic guidance.