Philanthropy

The Resiliency Initiative believes philanthropy bolsters a community’s resilience on a micro and macro level. TRI commits to donating staff time and a portion of its revenue to support emergency preparedness efforts around the globe.

Current Initiatives

The Resilient Foundation

Promoting Life Safety Training

ABOUT
Based in India, the Resilient Foundation trains communities from rural and marginalized backgrounds in emergency preparedness. This builds risk identification and first response capacity among civilians to reduce loss of life and property.

OUR INITIATIVE
TRI is currently sponsoring 10 elementary schools in rural India to receive this critical life safety training.

Learn more about The Resilient Foundation’s work to build capacity to fight unforeseen setbacks - and save lives - here.

Past Initiatives

Project: Camp

Emergency Planning

August 2021 Dixie Fire Camp - Quincy, CA. Source: Project:Camp

ABOUT
Project:Camp knows that the days immediately following an evacuation or a disaster are highly uncertain, stressful, and anxious days. They help parents find normalcy for their family by providing day camps for their kids that are fun, immersive, and safe. While kids have a blast at camp, parents have the time and space to get back on their feet.

“Project:Camp really was a godsend. Being evacuated, there were no resources, no community. But coming to camp, with the structure and the friends and the fun, gave [my boys] something to look forward to while we figured out next steps.” — Jenna, parent of Titan and Bear

OUR INITIATIVE
TRI is supporting Project:Camp by providing pro-bono emergency planning services (Emergency Operations Plan and Annex development). TRI also hosted a social hour highlighting Project:Camp’s work at the 2022 International Association of Emergency Managers’ Conference in Savannah, GA.

American Red Cross

Arkansas Tiffany Circle Response Vehicle Campaign

ABOUT
The mission of the American Red Cross is to prevent and alleviate human suffering in the face of emergencies; the Tiffany Circle is a community of women leaders who help advance this mission. The Arkansas Tiffany Circle was founded in late 2020. For its inaugural year, they have set an audacious goal to help solve one of the state’s greatest needs.

Across Arkansas, the Red Cross responds to more than 1,500 disasters, serving more than 5,500 individuals. Most of these responses are residential fires and our disaster responders assist Arkansans an average of four times every day and night after a home fire. Responders provide support to the families with financial assistance, resources, and referrals. In 2020, over $1 million was provided to Arkansans during their time of need, with an average of $630 provided per family. Arkansas is consistently in the top five nationally in the number of residential fires, and in the top three of the Federal Emergency Management Agencies (FEMA) High Fire Fatality List with Northeast Arkansas being the most impacted area of the state.

OUR INITIATIVE
With the enormous strain placed on its fleet, the American Red Cross now needs to replace aging response vehicles. The Arkansas Tiffany Circle’s goal was to purchase a readily deployable towing vehicle. $30,000 was raised and used to support the purchase of a new, readily deployable towing vehicle. This vehicle will now help ensure all Arkansans receive much needed resources and supplies as quickly as possible during a crisis.

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