PHILANTHROPY WEAVING TOGETHER RESOURCES FOR RESILIENT COMMUNITIES
Oregon Disaster Funders Network is a philanthropic network that coordinates within, across, and beyond the sector to minimize the economic, social, and environmental impacts of disasters, especially on vulnerable frontline and fenceline communities.
DO YOU HAVE A FUNDING NEED?
Use the geographically relevant button below to fill out a form and share your disaster funding request. The request may be for any part of the disaster cycle: resilience, response, recovery. The forms may also be used to provide a status update or share a non-financial request.
You will have the option to allow the distribution of your need to all Network members - approximately 35 philanthropic organizations. Please note submission of a need does not guarantee funding.
For Oregon-based organizations and jurisdictions to share a funding need or provide an update.
For Siskiyou-County and Northern California organizations and jurisdictions to share a funding need or provide an update.
ARE YOU A GRANTMAKER?
Are you a grantmaker supporting community requests throughout the disaster lifecycle (natural hazards but also including food access, hunger relief and similar needs across the food support network).
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Contact us for access to the funding needs tracker, current tools, to share or request information.
LEARN MORE ABOUT THE OREGON DISASTER FUNDERS NETWORK
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“In all stages of the disaster lifecycle, relationships matter—a lot. I would go as far as to say relationships that a community has ahead of a disaster are the greatest predictor of how well they will fare during and after a disaster."
Community Member impacted by Oregon’s 2020 Almeda fire
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“We were able to meet a majority of our early response and recovery needs thanks to multiple funders from the Oregon Disaster Funders Network. Having a network that can move funds quickly and coordinate on their own - especially as things are so hectic for us following a disaster - is really powerful. Go Oregon!”
Michelle Crane, Director, Klamath Lake Long Term Recovery Group
Resource Activation Through Coordination
Tracking Real-Time Disaster Funding Needs
Resilience Through Topic-Based Learning
When funders collaborate, communities win.
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