Disaster Response Program Grant
In context
This call is open to non-profits, registered charities and local authorities and 1 other. Coverage is read from the notice itself: United States and any country.
This grant funds disaster relief supplies and coordination with first responders and local agencies to support communities affected by hurricanes and humanitarian crises. It targets both domestic and international disaster response efforts.
About this grant
Brother's Brother Foundation (BBF) runs a Disaster Response Program that provides immediate relief and long-term recovery support to communities affected by natural disasters and humanitarian crises. According to the page, the program delivers medical supplies, food, disaster response kits, clean water, and emergency aid, working through partnerships with local organizations, governments, and first responders. Its stated scope covers hurricanes, earthquakes, wildfires, and other global crises. The page says the program also invests in infrastructure, healthcare, and sustainable recovery so that communities can rebuild and regain stability. It presents disaster response as linked to BBF's wider Healthcare, Infrastructure, and Education programs. The page reports that BBF made 17 shipments and grants to eight countries in 2025, including Jamaica, Pakistan, the Philippines, Ukraine, and the United States, and that it supported 12 major disasters that year with about $935K in grant support. It highlights a Venezuela earthquake response and a Disaster Response Kit Program. This page is a donor-facing description of BBF's own operations. It is funded by public donations, and the page does not describe an open call for proposals, a grant application process, or external funding available to outside organisations. The programme is therefore not a grant opportunity for applicants in the usual sense. The page is a general organisational site, and the disaster response content is descriptive rather than a funding call.
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Eligibility
The page does not state any eligibility criteria for applying to or receiving funds from the Disaster Response Program. It describes delivering aid through partnerships with local organisations, governments, and first responders, but gives no application route, organisation types, geography, or stage requirements for such partners. Donation options (one-time or monthly gifts, in-kind donations, and volunteering) are directed at donors rather than grant applicants.
Key requirements
- ✓Partnership with first responders and local relief agencies
- ✓Focus on disaster-impacted communities (hurricanes, humanitarian crises)
- ✓Domestic or international disaster response scope
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Frequently asked questions
- Who can apply for Disaster Response Program?
- Eligibility covers organisations in US, GLOBAL; nonprofit, charity, local-authority, community-group. See the eligibility criteria above for the full conditions.
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