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Disaster Fund is sponsored by Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee (CFMT). The CFMT Disaster Fund provides flexible, timely, and critical support to communities within their service area.
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Disaster Philanthropy – Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee Construction workers repairing a home impacted by Middle Tennessee tornadoes. Prepared for Today. Focused on Tomorrow.
With your support, the CFMT Disaster Fund helps communities prepare, respond, and recover from major disasters When major disasters strike and overwhelm local resources, philanthropy plays a vital role in helping communities recover. The CFMT Disaster Fund provides flexible, timely, and critical support to communities within our service area.
The Fund is designed to address immediate needs, support long-term recovery efforts, and reduce the lasting impact of disasters—especially for those who are most vulnerable.
This single, strategic fund allows CFMT to respond in two key ways: Preparedness and Resilience – Before disasters occur, funds may be used for community preparedness, nonprofit readiness, education, and coalition-building to strengthen the region’s ability to respond effectively. Relief and Recovery – After a disaster, funds can be allocated for immediate relief.
However, CFMT’s primary focus is long-term recovery—where resources are often most needed but least visible. The CFMT Disaster Fund is open year-round to receive both planned and spontaneous gifts. It can be supported through donor appeals, education efforts, and the reallocation of unspent funds.
When Multiple Disasters Occur If several disasters happen at once or in close succession, CFMT raises and manages funds through this single Disaster Fund. Guided by trusted community partners and disaster recovery experts, we ensure that funds are distributed fairly and equitably across affected areas — without prioritizing one disaster or region over another.
While we support immediate response eff orts when needed, our core commitment is to long-term recovery — after careful assessment of where help is most needed across all impacted communities. If your organization received disaster relief funding from the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee in response to the December 9, 2023 tornado , please complete your final grant report using the form linked below.
This short report helps us understand the impact of your work and ensures transparency in how relief funds were used to support affected communities. december 2023 tornado final form The greatness of a community is most accurately measured by the compassionate actions of its members.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations working on disaster relief, preparedness, and long-term recovery in Middle Tennessee and surrounding service area. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Disaster Fund is funded by Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee (CFMT). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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