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Programs
High risk populations should be able to live in a risk free environment. For elderly, veteran, single parent, and target risk groups; our organization may be utilized to upgrade existing structures to create a safe haven to live, connect and thrive within the community.
If you or a loved one live in an unsafe environment, please engage with our community leader below.
The International Fire Foundation was created to provide charitable assistance to families and victims after disaster.
There are many resources available to victims of disaster, however many have no where to turn after a disaster strikes.
The goal of our organization is to rebuild communities damaged by fire and disaster; to eliminate additional, often unintentional homelessness during a national housing crisis.
The International Fire Foundation was created to connect families and first responder agencies before, during and after disaster. The Community Connect program may be used to volunteer, as a fiscal sponsor for local projects, to utilize donations of shelter, in kind gifts of service, good, other value to help those in need, or community health and safety mitigation after disaster strikes.
The Community Connection program encompasses our commitment to local collaboration to make our communities a safer, healthy environment for all.
Program Intake
The Repair and Rebuild program consists of three tiers of community resilience:
Disaster Preparation and Repair
Mitigation and Reconstruction
Demolition and New Build
Repair & Rebuild
Applicants may not need all services. Applicants may engage in partial services, multiple services or a single life changing service.
For each tier, affected, high risk populations will have priority. Priority list will then default to specific dynamic groups: veterans, single parent, low income, immigrant, minority and first generation.
Our financial relief mechanisms are available to all applicants: Loans, Grants, Fellowship, and Scholarship.
Applicants are encourage to apply to all modes of assistance, while one family may not qualify for a loan, they may qualify for a grant or fellowship.