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Preparing for the Inevitable: How Grantmakers Can Thrive Amid Climate Events

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A huge thank you to Audrey Kidwell, Grants Manager for the Center for Disaster Philanthropy, for providing many of the resources and tips included in this article. Modern grantmakers must be prepared and ready to support their communities when—not if—a climate disaster hits. Take the Long View Disaster recovery is a long-term process.

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How L.A. can rebuild after the wildfires without leaving vulnerable residents behind

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Climate-related disasters like this often have deep roots in policies and practices that overlook growing risks. Research shows that low-income residents struggle the most during and after a disaster. Yet disasters once considered unimaginable, such as the Los Angeles wildfires, are occurring with increasing frequency.

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Strategies for Impactful Grantmaking During Funding Uncertainty

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Just as we finally got our footing from a global pandemic and spinning up programs to support communities dealing with extreme weather events, now federal policy shifts have grantmakers and grantees alike scrambling. Both grantmakers and grantees have made it through pandemics, natural disasters, and economic downturns.

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Managing Your Operating Reserves During and After an Emergency

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With the right policies and strategies in place, your nonprofit organization can draw from your operating reserves during and after an emergency without putting future operations at risk. Michael Gellman and Paul Preziotti, The Crucial Impact of Operating Reserves on Your Organizations Financial Health and Sustainability.

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$3,500 and bills paid: How these local organizations are helping L.A. fire victims recover

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Getting cash in the hands of families is the most impactful and the most efficient way to help families; they innately understand what’s best for [their] aid and the relief based on their current conditions.” In a disaster, quick access to cash is even more important to help people stay afloat. area fires.

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Good Data Governance Equals Great Member Experiences

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It’s impossible to create that high-level, human-centered impact without getting into the weeds. A security incident is a disaster of the highest order. Practice Good Stewardship Even if your digital resources are in order, a data governance policy is an important piece of responsible stewardship. It belongs to your members.

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How nonprofits can deepen corporate partnerships

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Partnerships between nonprofit organizations and for-profit companies to boost workplace volunteering and community impact can create significant value for both parties. According to the Deloitte survey, 95% of employees believe making a positive community impact is important.

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