Nonprofit Grant Deadlines

Disaster and emergency grants for nonprofits

These grants pay for disaster prevention, recovery and preparedness. Listings here include work such as wildfire resilience, flood mitigation, drought response and community preparedness.

Prevention money and recovery money behave differently. Prevention programs run on a regular schedule and reward a plan made in advance. Recovery funding tends to appear after a declared event and moves quickly, so it helps to have your budget and service area written down before you need them.

Hazard mitigation grants often pass through a state agency or local government, not straight to a nonprofit. If that is the case, contact your county emergency office to ask how a project like yours could be included.

Pick a grant below, open the official notice, and check who can apply before anything else.

11 open listings right now. The next deadline is November 20, 2026.

Deadline times and time zones vary. Check the funder's page for the exact cutoff.

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This product uses the Grants.gov API but is not endorsed or certified by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

Federal data comes from Grants.gov and is provided “as is.” Our short summaries are our own wording. Always read the official notice before you apply.