Funders to approach for The Project for Resilient Communities

Santa Barbara, California$520k revenue8 funders on file

Organized in response to the catastrophic debris flow in the montecito area on january 9, 2018 that resulted in the loss of 23 lives as well as damage and/or destruction of approximately 470 structures, The Project for Resilient Communities was organized to evaluate the on-going risks from future potential debris flows, to research and identify reasonable means to reduce the risks and/or the effects of future debris flows, and to oversee the installation of debris flow nets to help protect the montecito community. The organization is also charged with the ongoing oversite and maintenance of the nets, including environmental concerns, over the nets five-year permit…

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Best betsLikely, smaller grants1 in 40$39k, your typical grantunder 1 in 1001 in 1001 in 40$10k$30k$100k$300kChance of a first grant within two years →Likely grant for you →

Expected from this list$19k–$180kover two years, from 1–3 new funders

Last two years (2023–24)$560kfrom 4 new funders

Half the value is in your top 24 funders, of 160

FunderWay inChanceLikely grant

1National Forest FoundationSimilar grantees: The Ember Alliance ($240k/yr), Peaks to People Water Fund ($54k/yr), Lomakatsi Restoration Project ($28k/yr)1 in 35$39k
2Solutions Project IncSimilar grantees: Resilience Force ($33k/yr), Social and Environmental Entrepreneurs (See) Inc ($190k/yr), Movement Strategy Center ($26k/yr)1 in 44$48k
3California Fire Safe Council IncSimilar grantees: The Napa Communities Firewise Foundation ($370k/yr), Central Ventura County Fire Safe Council Inc ($270k/yr), Mattole Restoration Council ($20k/yr)1 in 87$92k

157 more funders on the list for The Project for Resilient Communities

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