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Funders Our thanks to generous support from:

Who We Are Founded in 2010 First full-time center advising donors on disaster-related giving Founded in 1956 Data on more than 150,000 foundations & 12 million grants Research, data visualization, and topic-focused web portals

Questions for Philanthropy How did the funding community respond to disasters? How does the foundation response to disasters fit into the larger landscape of giving? What can funders do to become more effective in their disaster-related giving?

Taxonomy

2016 Analysis Flint water crisis Photo by George Thomas Ecuador earthquake Photo by UNICEF

Philanthropic Funding by Disaster Type, 2016

Philanthropic Funding by Disaster Assistance Strategy, 2016 OTHER category includes grants for research, convenings, and other work that could not be classified.

Philanthropic Funding for Regions, 2016 Grants may benefit multiple regions and would therefore be counted more than once. As a result, figures add up to more than 100 percent.

PHILANTHROPIC FUNDING Other Funding Sources PHILANTHROPIC FUNDING Institutional Philanthropy (U.S. foundations, public charities, non-U.S. donors) $199.9 M Corporate Giving $148.1 M Online Giving – Network for Good $6.8 M Online Giving – GlobalGiving $3.8 M Individual Giving – Fidelity DAFs $8.2 M Vanguard DAFs $661,900 OTHER FUNDING OECD: Development Assistance Committee $19.6 B UN OCHA: Additional Bilateral/ Multilateral Aid $1.8 B FEMA $3.7 B HUD $352.9 M

U.S. Foundation Funding Trends, 2012–2016

U.S. Foundation Funding Trends, 2012–2016

U.S. Foundation Funding Trends, 2012–2016

Online Tools disasterphilanthropy.foundationcenter.org

Get Involved Improving currency, quality, and quantity of data Foundations and corporate donors can share their data directly More precise grant descriptions, particularly around assistance strategy Stay tuned: New partnership with Indiana University to conduct survey of household disaster-related giving

Resilience, Risk Reduction & Mitigation Reconstruction & Recovery We Need to Move from Being Reactive to Strategic Disaster Life Cycle Resilience, Risk Reduction & Mitigation Reconstruction & Recovery Response & Relief Preparedness Strategic Reactive We need to move from being reactive to strategic.

Questions and Answers

disasterphilanthropy.foundationcenter.org Tanya.Gulliver-Garcia@disasterphilanthropy.org