Supporting disaster preparedness, relief and long-term recovery.
Natural and manmade disasters are increasing in complexity, frequency and duration. From an immediate response to the COVID-19 pandemic for local communities in Los Angeles County and Africa to continued support for the Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh, we help alleviate the suffering caused by crises around the globe through both immediate response and longer-term recovery funding. Our approach focuses on promoting more efficient and effective assistance and protection, and investing in community-based organizations and networks to build local humanitarian leadership. We strive to sustain institutions, partnerships and emerging technology that strengthen the global community’s ability to respond to disasters.
In June 2018, the Foundation’s board of directors elected to expand the Disaster Relief and Recovery program area. Over the coming months, we will be developing a revised strategy for the next phase of work and plan to announce the new strategy in late 2020.
Read more about our approach- Unpacking Logalization International Council of Voluntary Agencies | October 2019
- Earthquake shook L.A. skyscrapers so hard some got vertigo Los Angeles Times | August 2019
- The Schoolteacher and the Genocide New York Times | August 2019
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RESOURCE Center for Disaster Philanthropy
CDP’s mission is to transform disaster giving by providing timely and thoughtful strategies to increase donors’ impact during domestic and international disasters.
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RESOURCE Southern California Resilience Initiative (SCRI)
The Conrad N. Hilton Foundation, in partnership with Resilient Cities Catalyst, launched the Southern California Resilience Initiative (SCRI) in 2019 to surface and pilot the world’s most innovative solutions to fire and urban heat in the Los Angeles region.