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Local leaders partner to offer Tampa Bay Resiliency Fund

What is the Tampa Bay Resiliency Fund?

The Tampa Bay Resiliency Fund (TBRF) is a strategic collaboration of the Pinellas Community Foundation, Allegany Franciscan Ministries, Foundation for a Healthy St. Petersburg and United Way Suncoast. This partnership was launched to help critical nonprofit organizations that aid the community during times of disaster. It has now been activated to aid Tampa Bay organizations helping those suffering from the effects of Hurricane Helene.

What organizations are able to receive assistance?

Nonprofit 501(c)(3) organizations and governmental agencies are the typical recipients of funding through the Tampa Bay Resiliency Fund. The Fund is currently disbursing funds to address known immediate needs across our community. We are also actively working to catalog the needs being addressed by nonprofits throughout the region as we assess the evolving situation.

At this time, we are not accepting new grant applications. However, we will continue to evaluate the availability of resources and may provide updates regarding potential future funding opportunities. Please stay tuned for any changes to the grant process as the situation develops.


Are there specific agencies that the Tampa Bay Resiliency Fund will support?

Nonprofit 501(c)3 organizations and governmental agencies will be eligible to receive assistance. Funding allocations will be prioritized to address community safety and security needs. Here are examples of priorities:

  • Emergency food, water, shelter, and other basic needs
  • Necessary services to vulnerable and at-risk populations
  • Support to allow organizations to continue or expand providing critical services related to this crisis

What are some examples of uses of the funding?

Funding will be used to support direct relief efforts to alleviate the suffering of the victims of Hurricane Helene. This includes:

  • Emergency food, water, shelter, and other basic needs
  • Transportation
  • Facility needs of social service agencies
  • Technology and infrastructure needed to increase service capacity
  • Filling gaps not met by federal and local government relief funding

For more info, please visit https://pinellascf.org/

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