Berquist Recovery Consulting (BRC) empowers not-for-profit entities to navigate the complexities of FEMA grants, ensuring they secure the funding needed to recover, rebuild, and continue serving their communities. From disaster recovery to hazard mitigation, BRC provides expert guidance tailored to the unique challenges faced by non-profits. With a proven track record of maximizing reimbursements and streamlining the grant process, BRC helps not-for-profits focus on their mission while building resilience for the future.
Preparation/Mitigation
- Nonprofit Security Grant Program
- Emergency Response Protocols
- Preparedness Grants
- Benefit-Cost Analysis
Response/Recovery
- Immediate FEMA PA Support
- Crisis Management Guidance
- Temporary Facilities Funding
- Hazard Mitigation Assistance
Closeouts/Appeals
- FEMA Decision Appeals
- Documentation Review
- Arbitration Support
- Closeout Support
Funding Opportunities
FEMA provides critical funding to support non-profit organizations in recovering from disasters and maintaining essential services. Non-profit hospitals and clinics can receive grants to repair damaged infrastructure, replace medical equipment, and ensure continuity of care. Educational institutions, including schools, colleges, and universities, can use FEMA funding to restore facilities, replace educational materials, and create safe learning environments.
Religious organizations, such as churches, synagogues, and mosques, are eligible for grants to repair their facilities and support community recovery efforts. Food banks, shelters, and community centers that provide essential services to vulnerable populations can also access funding to repair damages, replace supplies, and continue operations during disasters. Additionally, cultural and historical organizations, such as museums and libraries, can secure funding to repair facilities and protect valuable collections, while animal shelters and environmental organizations can use grants to repair infrastructure and mitigate future risks.
Several grant programs are available to assist non-profits in disaster recovery and preparedness. The Nonprofit Security Grant Program (NSGP) supports organizations at high risk of terrorist attacks by funding physical security enhancements and promoting coordination with local preparedness efforts.
The Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) provides funding to expand services for individuals and families experiencing hunger or homelessness. Hazard Mitigation Assistance (HMA) Grants fund long-term risk reduction projects, such as floodproofing and retrofitting buildings. Preparedness Grants help non-profits enhance their emergency readiness through training and planning, while the National Earthquake Hazards Reduction Program (NEHRP) Grants assist organizations in earthquake-prone areas with risk reduction measures to protect life and property. These programs collectively ensure that non-profits can recover, rebuild, and continue serving their communities effectively.
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