Funds nonprofits and agencies providing disaster response, relief, and long-term recovery in East Tennessee communities affected by Hurricane Helene, emphasizing local solutions and community resilience.
Funder: East Tennessee Foundation
Due Dates: Rolling (via local Long-Term Recovery Groups)
Funding Amounts: Over $5 million awarded to date; individual grant sizes vary; funding continues as needs are identified.
Summary: Supports nonprofits and agencies providing disaster response, relief, and long-term recovery for East Tennessee communities impacted by Hurricane Helene.
Key Information: Applications are not accepted directly—requests must go through local Long-Term Recovery Groups in affected counties.
The Neighbor to Neighbor Disaster Relief Fund, managed by the East Tennessee Foundation, is dedicated to supporting nonprofits and agencies engaged in disaster response, immediate relief, and long-term recovery for communities in East Tennessee affected by Hurricane Helene (September 2024). The fund collaborates closely with local Long-Term Recovery Groups (LTRGs) to address urgent and ongoing needs, helping to restore stability and resilience in the impacted counties. Funding supports a range of activities, including case management, construction and repairs, unmet needs, and community coordination, with an emphasis on locally led solutions and partnerships.