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ActiveAmerican Red Cross · 2026

Community Disaster Response Fund

Quick Facts

Agency: American Red Cross
Funding: Up to $100,000
Deadline: Check Source
Status: Active
Eligibility: Non-profit organizations nationwide.

About This Grant

Community Disaster Response Fund is sponsored by American Red Cross. Supports local organizations in disaster response and recovery efforts across the U. S.

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* Hi, Account SummaryDonation HistoryMonthly GivingPersonal InformationSign Out * Your Local Red Cross American Red Cross of the National Capital & Greater Chesapeake Region Based on Zip Code 20006Change Visit local siteFind other locations * Shop the Red Cross Store * Give by Will or Other Plan * Stock and Wire Transfer * Fundraise for the Red Cross * Partnership Opportunities * Eligibility Requirements * Types of Blood Donations * How Blood Donations Help * Donation Process Overview * What to do Before, During and After * What Happens to Donated Blood * First Time Blood Donors * Why Host a Blood Drive?

* How Hosting a Blood Drive Works * Hosting a Blood Drive FAQ * Apply to Host a Blood Drive For Individuals – Find Classes * Online Classes & Training * Babysitting & Child Care * Swimming + Water Safety * Training for Organizations * Workplace Safety (First Aid/CPR/AED) * Healthcare Professionals (BLS/ALS/PALS/NALS) * First Responders (Police, Fire, EMS) * SMART Manikin Training Solution * More Information on Training * Lifeguarding & Learn to Swim * First Aid & Preparedness * Volunteer Opportunities Find your volunteer opportunity » * Training Courses & Certification * Mission Impact & Inclusion Disaster Relief & Recovery Services * Find Disaster Shelter & Other Services * Contact & Locate Loved Ones * Red Cross Resource Directory How to Prepare for Emergencies * Workplaces & Organizations * Emergency Preparedness for Kids * ASL Disaster Resource Hub * Emergency Communication * Overseas Military Community Support * Military Veteran Caregiver Network Extreme Heat Safety Tips » * Give by Will or Other Plan * Stock and Wire Transfer * Fundraise for the Red Cross * Partnership Opportunities * Eligibility Requirements * Types of Blood Donations * How Blood Donations Help * Donation Process Overview * What to do Before, During and After * What Happens to Donated Blood * First Time Blood Donors * Why Host a Blood Drive?

* How Hosting a Blood Drive Works * Hosting a Blood Drive FAQ * Apply to Host a Blood Drive For Individuals – Find Classes * Online Classes & Training * Babysitting & Child Care * Swimming + Water Safety * Training for Organizations * Workplace Safety (First Aid/CPR/AED) * Healthcare Professionals (BLS/ALS/PALS/NALS) * First Responders (Police, Fire, EMS) * SMART Manikin Training Solution * More Information on Training * Lifeguarding & Learn to Swim * First Aid & Preparedness * Volunteer Opportunities Find your volunteer opportunity » * Training Courses & Certification * Mission Impact & Inclusion Disaster Relief & Recovery Services * Find Disaster Shelter & Other Services * Contact & Locate Loved Ones * Red Cross Resource Directory How to Prepare for Emergencies * Workplaces & Organizations * Emergency Preparedness for Kids * ASL Disaster Resource Hub * Emergency Communication * Overseas Military Community Support * Military Veteran Caregiver Network Extreme Heat Safety Tips » * Hi, Account SummaryDonation HistoryMonthly GivingPersonal InformationSign Out * Your Local Red Cross American Red Cross of the National Capital & Greater Chesapeake Region Based on Zip Code 20006Change Visit local siteFind other locations * Shop the Red Cross Store # Disaster Recovery Services * Toggle other share options ## Disaster Recovery Services ## Disaster Recovery Services ##### **Affected by the Floods in Texas?

** The Red Cross is providing Immediate Financial Assistance for the 2026 Texas Floods. **Learn More About Texas Floods Assistance Here»** ##### **Affected by the Wildfires in Spokane and Stevens Counties? ** The Red Cross is providing Immediate Financial Assistance for the 2026 Washington Wildfires.

**Learn More About Washington Wildfires Assistance Here»** ##### **Affected by the Wisconsin Tornadoes? ** The Red Cross is providing Immediate Financial Assistance for the 2026 Wisconsin Tornadoes.

**Learn More About Wisconsin Tornado Assistance Here»** If you are in immediate need of help, please**contact your local Red Cross»** or**find an open shelter »** ##### **Staying Safe After a Disaster** Learn the steps to take during and after most disasters or emergencies to help ensure your family’s safety. Be sure to check ourEmergency Resource Libraryto learn how to respond to specific disasters.

##### **Check Your Home’s Safety** If you have had to evacuate, take these steps to evaluate whether it is safe to enter when you are allowed to return home. Checking Structural Elements Checking Utility Services ##### **Recovering Emotionally** Find out about the special care you and your loved ones may need, long after the visible signs of the disaster have faded.

About Emotional Recovery – available in multiple languages ##### **Recovering Financially** Get important information on how to manage the financial impact of disaster, from handling insurance claims to replacing vital documents that may have been lost.

Restore Your Financial Well-Being ##### **Additional Resources in Your Community** If you are in need of additional support following a disaster, please consult the Red Cross Resource Directory to find free and reduced cost services in your local community. Visit the Red Cross Resource Directory ## Emergency Resource Library Tips and strategies for preparing, responding and recovering from disasters and emergencies.

* Nuclear Explosion & Radiation * Reconnect with Family after an Emergency Download your FREE Emergency Mobile App Monitor 35+ types of emergency and storm alerts with our all-inclusive app. Find it in theApple App Store» orGoogle Play » Donate Now to Disaster Relief Help people affected by disasters big and small. $10 is the minimum online donation.

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Eligibility Requirements

Non-profit organizations nationwide.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who can apply for Community Disaster Response Fund?

According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Non-profit organizations nationwide. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.

How much funding does Community Disaster Response Fund offer?

The current listing shows up to $100,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.

Who funds Community Disaster Response Fund?

Community Disaster Response Fund is funded by American Red Cross. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.

How do I apply for Community Disaster Response Fund?

Start from the official opportunity page linked in this listing — it carries the sponsor's submission instructions.

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