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Center for Disaster Philanthropy
We know disasters, so you don’t have to.
About Center for Disaster Philanthropy
We mobilize philanthropy to strengthen the ability of all communities to withstand disasters and recover equitably when they occur. CDP’s reach and impact through its educational resources, consulting services and grantmaking have continued to grow since its founding more than 13 years ago. As natural hazards and humanitarian crises persist and devastate communities worldwide, we will build on our successes, lessons learned and vital partnerships with community members to amplify our impact and move us closer to achieving our mission. In alignment with our vision, commitment to racial and intersectional equity and organizational values, five goals will guide our work for the next five years. Our primary goals are to: • Advance the equitable and long-term recovery of marginalized communities before and after a disaster. • Increase CDP's visibility, reputation and influence as a trusted expert in philanthropy. • Be the leading expert in support of equitable recovery for marginalized communities at risk of or affected by disasters. • Continue our transformation toward becoming an anti-racist organization. • Strengthen CDP's organizational capacity.
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Presence & Recognition
Center for Disaster Philanthropy hosted a webinar examining climate-driven disasters and philanthropy.
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Partnerships
Center for Disaster Philanthropy supported the Centre for Disability in Development's efforts to strengthen the resilience, dignity, and inclusion of flood-affected communities in Bangladesh, ensuring Johura's home received an accessible tube-well and latrine with ramps.
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Presence & Recognition
Center for Disaster Philanthropy is watching for the week of August 31 following the devastating flash flooding from the border area of Nepal and China.
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