Disaster Relief & Recovery (Midwest Preparedness)

Disaster Relief & Recovery (Midwest Preparedness) is sponsored by Margaret A. Cargill Philanthropies. This program supports work in natural disaster preparedness, relief, and recovery, with an emphasis on communities prone to low-attention disasters in the Midwest (including Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa, Oklahoma, Nebraska, Kansas, Arkansas, and Missouri).

Disaster Relief & Recovery - Margaret A. Cargill Philanthropies Disaster Relief & Recovery Disaster Relief & Recovery Disaster Relief & Recovery We support work in natural disaster preparedness, relief, and recovery with emphasis on communities prone to low-attention disasters. Our grantmaking is dedicated to the relief of suffering associated with low-attention natural disasters.

Through work in the areas of disaster relief, recovery, and preparedness, our partners support communities as they develop the organizing capacity and assets to withstand a natural disaster with less suffering, less dependence on outside support, and with improved recovery rates.

Our grantmaking aims to support people disproportionately impacted by natural disasters, including women, children, people with disabilities, and other marginalized groups. We aim to ensure that people historically excluded from disaster planning, management, and response are actively engaged in these efforts.

Our Disaster Relief & Recovery domain focuses domestically on the Midwest, including Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa, Oklahoma, Nebraska, Kansas, Arkansas, and Missouri. Internationally, we focus on seven countries that are especially prone to low-attention disasters. These include: Guatemala, El Salvador, Nepal, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Philippines, and Timor Leste.

International Preparedness We focus on meeting the immediate needs of communities in the aftermath of low-attention natural disasters. Working through capable partners, our grantmaking helps reduce suffering and the loss of lives and community assets. This funding is pre-positioned with organizations to enable swift responses to natural disasters both internationally and in the Midwest region of the United States.

Saving lives through early action and locally-led response Our Midwest grantmaking helps organizations develop a culture of preparedness to reduce disaster vulnerability, foster self-reliance, and address disaster costs and impacts. This focus will reduce human loss and suffering, decrease economic loss, and enable faster recovery after a natural disaster.

The next generation of voices in disaster research Local food banks train and connect to manage times of crisis International Preparedness Our international grantmaking supports communities as they develop a culture of preparedness to reduce disaster vulnerability, foster self-reliance, and address disaster costs and impacts.

This focus will reduce human loss and suffering, decrease economic loss, and enable faster recovery after a natural disaster. We support work in communities and geographic areas that are impacted by recurring low-attention natural disasters.

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