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Beyond the Boom: Why California Must Prepare for Future Climate Funding—Even as Federal Dollars Dry Up
Lessons from the LA Fires: Philanthropy’s Role in Disaster Response and Recovery
As the impacts of climate change continue to wreak havoc, philanthropy’s role in supporting disaster-affected communities remains essential to achieving equitable recoveries and building resilience before the next disaster. Philanthropy California (Philanthropy CA) has long monitored wildfire & natural hazard events, provided resources and timely programming to support funder awareness and collaboration, and partnered with the Governor’s Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES) to support immediate disaster relief as well as long-term recovery efforts.
A Call for Immediate Philanthropic Action to Fund Frontline Climate Organizations in California
The federal government is continuing to divest and deregulate climate and environmental justice initiatives. Philanthropic and statewide government funders have a critical role in deepening its investment in resilience ensuring frontline communities are able to withstand the impacts of a changing climate with steadfast environmental justice funding.
Asking for a Friend...Narrative Matters
Solidarity in Action: Meeting the Moment for Immigrant Communities
In California, home to the largest immigrant population in the country, the promise of mass deportation raids is bearing true, with the Central Valley seeing some of the harshest enforcement activities. While undocumented immigrants are the most visible target, DACA and TPS holders, refugees, green card holders, and naturalized citizens are impacted by this anti-immigrant agenda.
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A Call for Solidarity: Standing with our Grantees
