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Free temporary housing vouchers for households displaced or evacuated due to the Hawk Fire in Reno/Washoe County.
Emergency rental assistance, hotel stays, and housing support for households impacted by Northern Nevada fires.
Grants up to $1,000 for Indiana homeowners and renters with primary residence damage from August 2026 severe storms.
Direct assistance for basic needs, food, fuel, and temporary lodging for families impacted by the Elk and Lee fires.
Emergency financial assistance for renters and homeowners whose primary residence was destroyed or severely damaged.
Short-term financial aid for home repairs, overdue bills, and urgent needs for eligible military families and veterans.
Emergency housing grants up to $1,000 for rent or mortgage payments following major declared disasters.
Direct financial grants for music industry workers whose homes, vehicles, or instruments were destroyed by a disaster.
Emergency 24/7 shelter and disaster resources for displaced residents in Valparaiso and Porter County.
24/7 emergency shelter, warm meals, and recovery support for displaced Northwest Indiana residents.
Emergency financial + recovery assistance for low to moderate income households impacted by tornadoes and severe storms.
One-time $10,000 unrestricted cash grant for households whose primary residence was destroyed by Spokane Complex Fires.
Ongoing disaster relief including meals, food boxes, cleaning supplies, and emergency sheltering for Indiana survivors.
Housing, baby/adult supplies, food, clothing, and mental health counseling for Spokane Complex Fire survivors.
Recovery guidance and stabilization support for disaster survivors in CO.
Free emergency food pantries, mobile markets, and meal sites for individuals and families in Southern Colorado.
Free emergency sheltering, care, and supplies for domestic pets displaced by the Aspen Acres Fire.
Direct disaster financial assistance for Indiana households whose primary residence was destroyed or severely damaged.
Free Roadmap to Recovery program offering insurance claim guidance, home inventory help, and advocacy.
Free emergency housing stays for residents under mandatory evacuation orders from Colorado wildfires.
Relief grants up to $10,000 to assist low-to-moderate income homeowners with emergency repairs and housing.
Free civil legal aid for eligible low-income residents and seniors (60+) impacted by the Aspen Acres Fire.
Up to $1,000 for Colorado wildfire survivors to help cover rent or monthly mortgage costs due to displacement.
Direct disaster response, volunteer property cleanup, sandbagging, and basic-needs help.
Disaster case management, rebuilding assistance, and debris/asbestos cleanup coordination.
Free pro bono legal help via a toll-free hotline for disaster survivors dealing with FEMA, insurance, or housing issues.
Provides short-term financial assistance to Colorado horse owners affected by wildfires for essential care expenses.
Direct wildfire relief funds, housing/insurance financial consulting, and community referrals for impacted families.
Direct financial aid for rent, document recovery, furniture, medical equipment, and basic household items.
High-volume distributor of food, clothing, diapers, and wipes for wildfire-impacted individuals and families.
Hot meals, food bank access, essential needs (toiletries, pet food), and financial assistance for impacted families.
Providing emotional and spiritual support, gift cards, clothing vouchers, essential items, and case management.
Gathered donations including food, clothing, hygiene items, baby supplies, and medical equipment.
60-day temporary emergency shelter for single women and women with minor children (clean and sober facility).
Free fire relief lunches for displaced families and first responders, plus temporary overnight shelter for men.
Legal services, resource navigation, and wildfire recovery referrals specifically tailored for immigrants and refugees.
Free community gatherings, peer mental health support, and respite activities for women impacted by the wildfires.
Bilingual mental health, resource navigation, housing/utility aid, and basic needs for wildfire-impacted families.
Medical clinic, behavioral health, prescription assistance, and hygiene kits for wildfire-impacted families.
Emergency primary and mental health care, crisis support, and prescription filling for wildfire-impacted families.
Temporary care for evacuated pets, microchip scanning for found animals, and free pet food/supplies for families.
Pet food pantry, temporary feline sheltering, fire-relief pet supplies, pet deposit help, and low-cost vet care.
Emergency aid, food, water, pet shelter, legal help, financial guidance, and document prep for Spokane families.
Peer mentorship, resource navigation, and supplies for caregivers of children & youth (0–21) with complex needs.
Comprehensive support including case management, housing search, food, and smoke safety education.
Provides free disaster response and recovery services, specializing in removing debris from hazardous situations.
Requested supplies for veterans, first responders, and families affected by the Spokane fires, as well as for livestock.
Peer support and online community connecting individuals impacted by extreme weather to mentors, resources, and recovery
Emergency rent, utility assistance, food, and clothing provided through neighborhood-based volunteer visits
Free care coordination and essential resources for Spokane-area residents impacted by wildfires
Disaster relief grant for Spokane, Stevens & Lincoln County communities impacted by 2026 wildfires.
Disaster aid for vulnerable Jefferson County, TX households, including home repair and furniture/appliance replacement.
Property tax assessment review and possible homestead exemption for Kankakee County homeowners after storm damage.
Property tax relief for Jasper County taxpayers with significant structural damage (2026 assessment, paid 2027).
Emergency food distribution locator and mobile pantry access across eight South Michigan counties.
Food assistance referrals in Louisiana via regional food banks and local pantries.
Free 24/7 confidential emotional support in Louisiana via call/text 988 or online chat.
Free 24/7 crisis counseling and emotional support hotline for U.S. residents affected by natural disasters.
Disaster aid (shelter, health, mental health, possible financial help) for Indiana residents.
24/7 help line for Louisiana residents to get referrals to local disaster and basic-needs assistance.
Free home restoration, tarp installation, tree removal, and home repair aid for Harrison County homeowners.
Emergency sheltering, financial assistance, emergency health services, and recovery aid for Louisiana survivors.
Free 24/7 confidential crisis support for people in Montana experiencing suicidal crisis or distress.
Volunteer roles to help feed disaster victims and first responders in Yellowstone County.
Disaster-response coordination and referrals in SW Montana (no direct grant amount listed).
Disaster recovery referrals and information for Montana residents via a Multi-Agency Resource Center (MARC).
Disaster-relief aid for people impacted by certain natural disasters in Montana (support and replacement/repair help).
Disaster relief/recovery support for Montana communities; contact MCF for current assistance availability.
Food assistance referrals for Montanans via 330+ partner agencies statewide.
Disaster info and referrals to emergency service agencies for Montana residents.
Free 24/7 crisis support and referrals (211/988) for North Dakota and parts of Minnesota.
Food assistance referrals to North Dakota and northwest Minnesota pantries and distributions.
Free disaster-related legal help for North Dakota survivors (housing, insurance, benefits, documents, taxes).
Free 24/7 confidential crisis counseling by phone (988) or online chat for anyone in the U.S.
Referral directory for Kankakee & Iroquois County residents to find local assistance programs.
Disaster relief services (may include shelter, meals, cleanup supplies, and limited financial help) for survivors.
Not a grant page; regional Red Cross info and contacts only.
Free disaster-related civil legal help in Arkansas (housing, benefits, insurance, documents, repairs).
Referrals to local food banks and agencies for Arkansans needing emergency food assistance.
Food pantry and distribution referrals for Arkansans needing food assistance.
Not a grant: Arkansas DHS hotline directory for program questions and reporting.
Disaster aid referrals and possible financial help for people affected by local disasters in Illinois.
Disaster aid and recovery support for Arkansas residents; call 1-800-733-2767 for help.
24/7 referrals to local disaster and basic-needs resources for eligible Arkansas residents.
Up to $2,000 for Arkansans needing rent/mortgage/utilities help after a natural disaster.
Free 24/7 referrals for Illinois residents to local help (housing, utilities, food, health).
Free, confidential crisis counseling and referrals for Kentucky disaster survivors (in-person or virtual).
Long-term tornado relief support for families affected in London–Laurel County, KY (benefit not specified).
Local Salvation Army centers may provide disaster-related help; availability and benefits vary by location.
Food assistance (groceries/meal programs) for individuals and families experiencing food insecurity.
Certified KY birth/death/marriage/divorce records via VitalChek, mail, drop box, or in person.
Disaster aid for Great Plains Conference residents; amount varies, with up to $5,000 for partner orgs.
Grants for eligible nonprofits/government in the Hillsboro, KS area supporting disaster recovery.
Grants for nonprofits, schools, churches & public agencies
Up to $100,000 for Kansas cities/counties to fix urgent disaster threats when no other funding exists.
Disaster recovery case management and referrals for individuals/families in South Central & Southeast Kansas.
Disaster assistance referrals for people affected by a home fire or other disaster in Greater Kansas.
Disaster relief services (food, shelter, supplies; may include financial help) for people affected by disasters.
Rent, security deposit, and utility deposit assistance for low-income Kansas renter households.
Free 211 referral service for Kansans to find disaster and other assistance resources.
Disaster relief services (food, shelter, supplies, emotional care) for survivors and first responders.
Missouri disaster-recovery resource hub linking residents to housing, legal, and other assistance programs.
Disaster cleanup and support services for communities affected by tornadoes and severe storms.
Case management and recovery support for flood/tornado survivors (home repair, furniture replacement, referrals).
Up to $2,000 for Missouri REALTOR® members/staff with major disaster damage to a primary home or office.
Free civil legal help for income-eligible Missourians after a Presidential major disaster declaration.
SNAP replacement benefits for Missouri households who lost EBT-purchased food due to an eligible disaster.
Free crisis counseling and recovery support for Missourians impacted by disasters.
Referrals to local Missouri food banks and nearby food pantries/food programs.
Free food distributions for people impacted by tornadoes in southeast Missouri (mobile pantry events).
Monthly food benefits for Missourians who qualify for SNAP.
Referrals to disaster and other assistance programs in Missouri via 2-1-1 and an online resource directory.
Rebuild grants and support for Kentucky Baptist Convention churches and pastors/staff impacted by disasters.
Emergency disaster assistance for Kentucky flood survivors (amount/benefits not specified).
24/7 referrals to disaster relief and essential services for Kentucky residents (not direct cash aid).
Disaster relief supplies and recovery assistance for flood-impacted families in Hazard, KY.
Financial assistance for Kentuckians impacted by floods and severe weather (Feb 2025 and later).
Immediate disaster aid and longer-term recovery support (case management/home repairs) for Southwest Virginia residents.
24/7 disaster assistance referral for people affected by home fires or other disasters.
24/7 referrals to housing, food, healthcare, and other resources for people in Virginia.
Free 24/7 mental health crisis support for Virginians via call or chat with trained crisis workers.
Virginia food bank locator to find nearby free food assistance by ZIP code.
Free online civil legal Q&A for qualifying Virginia residents, answered by pro bono attorneys.
Disaster mental health resources and crisis help for people affected by emergencies in LA County.
Free legal help for LA fire-affected small businesses (leases, landlord issues, and insurance claims).
Food assistance via partner pantries for people in Los Angeles County facing food insecurity.
Disaster help intake for Mississippi Delta storm/tornado survivors (debris removal, replacement items, housing).
Information and referrals (not a grant) for Los Angeles County residents seeking services, including disaster support.
Recovery guidance and referrals for Los Angeles fire survivors (insurance, housing, rebuilding, Edison relief).
Up to $250,000 for homeowners who lost a home in the Eaton Fire, plus possible rental assistance.
Grants up to $10,000 for low-income homeowners impacted by LA wildfires to cover uninsured recovery costs.
$200-$300 cash aid for Washington union households facing hardship or natural-disaster loss
Financial aid and medical referrals for California jazz musicians with 5+ years’ primary employment.
Student assistance for current/recent LACCD students affected by disaster (amount not stated).
$250 e‑gift card for entertainment technology workers in the US/Canada severely impacted by a natural disaster.
Help with food, clothing, shelter & necessities for IATSE members/retirees affected by disasters.
Household items (furniture/appliances/clothing) for underserved, displaced, rent-burdened fire survivors.
Up to $25,000 for directly impacted 2023 Maui wildfire survivors with verified unmet needs (via case manager).
Free air purifier for households impacted by the 2025 wildfires/air quality concerns in Topanga Canyon.
Up to $10,000 for eligible Florida homeowners plus a free wind-mitigation inspection.
The Etsy Fund at Craft Emergency Relief Fund (CERF+) provides disaster relief grants to eligible Etsy sellers on a monthly basis. Depop sellers impacted by Los Angeles fires are also eligible to apply.
Emergency grants for U.S. authors with mainstream-published books who can document urgent need.
Grant opportunities for California fire service members, families, and communities (multiple programs).
Direct emergency financial aid for booksellers and comic shop staff facing disaster or severe hardship.
$5,000 emergency grants for micro-businesses and self-employed service workers in LA affected by wildfires.
Direct bill-payment grant assistance for Greater LA advertising and media workers experiencing a severe life crisis.
Emergency grants up to $15,000 for mature painters, printmakers, and sculptors facing disaster losses.
Disaster relief grants for individuals, small businesses, and non-profits in Laurel, Pulaski, and Russell counties.
Up to 12 months of direct mortgage grant payments for CA homeowners whose primary home was destroyed or unlivable.
Need-based aid for U.S./PR music professionals, incl. disaster relief and help with living expenses.
Financial assistance for music industry workers impacted by natural disasters for living expenses and lost gear.
Grant support for homeowners in Altadena/Pasadena displaced by the Eaton Fire.
Addressing financial and housing gaps not covered by FEMA or insurance by providing support for security deposit, up to two months of rent, essential furniture items at move-in, household items through an Amazon wishlist, assistance for work supplies, and utility assistance. Assistance in finding both immediate and long-term housing Help with FEMA and insurance applications, as well as other disaster-related financial aid Connecting families with holistic community resources, such as therapy, healthcare, and job search assistance
$1,000-$7,500 benefits for CA firefighters affected by disaster, injury, illness, or line-of-duty death.
Emergency financial aid, essential items, and housing support for LA service workers and families hit by wildfires.
50% tuition reduction for families impacted by the L.A. wildfires for eligible early childhood centers and summer camps.
Cash assistance for home-based child care providers impacted by severe weather or national disasters.
Free, fully furnished home setups for Los Angeles County fire survivors moving into new, long-term housing.