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For Nonprofits

Nonprofit Partners

Nonprofit organizations are a primary partner of the Greater Houston Disaster Alliance. They play a crucial role not only in disaster response and recovery, but in building disaster resiliency in communities. Nonprofits often have deep community roots and trust, program implementation experience, and the capacity to adapt. They are indispensable partners in creating more resilient and prepared communities.

 

The Alliance’s three strategic goals are to raise and deploy funds faster, increase equitable access to recovery, and catalyze public and private partnerships. By working closely with nonprofit organizations, we can achieve outcomes that would be difficult to accomplish as individual organizations, especially in the context of disaster where comprehensive, community-wide efforts are essential. 

Greater Houston Disaster Alliance Nonprofit Partner Network

Are you interested in becoming a Disaster Alliance nonprofit partner? Let’s get to know each other first!

Click here or use the button below to fill out this form and we will follow up with you to share next steps.

Disaster Alliance resources for nonprofit partners typically support the immediate and long-term recovery of low-income and vulnerable households through a variety of disaster recovery services that are deployed based on the specific circumstances of each disaster.

Completing this form is not an application for or guarantee of funding, nor does it guarantee an invitation to join the Disaster Alliance’s nonprofit network.

Completing this form is the first step to get connected with Disaster Alliance resources that may become available in the future.

Why should your organization engage with GHDA?

  1. Connect with like-minded organizations, government offices, and other groups engaged in disaster preparedness, recovery, and resilience.
  2. Stay up-to-date on disaster-related grant opportunities.
  3. Access capacity building resources like trainings, webinars, workshops, and more.
  4. Express your voice and share your experiences and expertise to affect change.
  5. Share your disaster resiliency success stories with broad audiences.

Questions?

We will continue to update this webpage as the Disaster Alliance continues to grow.

Questions about the Nonprofit Partner Portal: Sara Martinez at smartinez@ghcf.org

Questions about the Disaster Alliance in general: Brooke Campbell at bcampbell@unitedwayhouston.org or Sara Martinez at smartinez@ghcf.org

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