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Lessons from the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season: What philanthropy can do better

Candid

The 2024 Atlantic hurricane season saw 18 tropical events , including 11 hurricanes. Hurricane Milton: Implications of repeated storms Milton was the third storm to hit Florida in three months and the second to hit in two weeks. How much relief funding has been invested in the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season?

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How To Help After Hurricane Helene

Bloomerang

With catastrophic flooding and winds of up to 140 mph, Hurricane Helene has had a devastating impact on Florida’s Big Bend area and much of the Southeastern U.S. While we’re still waiting to understand the full effect of Hurricane Helene, there are plenty of ways to lend a hand to those in need right now. Petersburg area home.

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

sgEngage

Hurricanes. Collaborate Locally If you do not launch an emergency funding program, support local organizations that can quickly get funds to the communities you serve. Prolonged droughts. Climate events are no longer a once-in-a-generation occurrence. This collaboration can make a significant—and immediate—impact.

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Fiscal Sponsorship for Nonprofits: An Alternative to 501c3 Status

Nonprofit Tech for Good

A great example of this type of time-sensitive fundraising comes in the aftermath of a natural disaster like a wildfire or hurricane. Local community members or charitable individuals will work together to raise funds for those affected. Many times these funds are raised by an individual, not a charitable organization.

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April Showers Bring May Flowers.

VisionLink

and the first glimpses of the 2024 hurricane season that starts June 1st. Because it is proven, stable, flexible enough to meet local needs, and also compliant with state and federal reporting. If you act now, you can have a proven solution in place for what may be the worst disaster season we've experienced. Want to learn more?

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10 Tips for Managing Crisis Volunteers in Natural Disasters

sgEngage

Many do not have specialized skills but do have a passion to help those left hungry or stranded by a flood, hurricane, or fire. If you don’t have a volunteer management strategy in place, an influx of self-deployed crisis volunteers can increase rather than reduce the chaos. What roles do spontaneous volunteers fill?

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Katrina IT Musings

Beneblog: Technology Meets Society

She did a lot of work on the hurricane aftermath (she's an expert on hazardous waste, and a gazillion other things). The two places I looked for mechanisms are the (1) United Nations APELL program (Awareness and Preparedness for Emergencies on a Local Level) and (2) the U.S. I thought her comments would be worth posting.

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