Hurricane Relief Funds

Tampa Bay Resiliency Fund

In response to the catastrophic flooding caused by Hurricanes Helene and Milton, the Foundation has joined with Allegany Franciscan Ministries, Pinellas Community Foundation, and United Way Suncoast to activate the Tampa Bay Resiliency Fund (TBRF) to support relief efforts in the region. Initially created during the pandemic, the fund now will now focus on disaster recovery and long-term community resilience in the wake of Hurricane Helene. Funds will be issued to nonprofit and governmental agencies providing direct support to those impacted by the storm. To learn more about and contribute to the fund, which is administered by Pinellas Community Foundation, click the button link below.

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We Are St. Pete Fund

The Foundation is also proud to support with a $100,000 contribution the We Are St. Pete Fund, which will provide critical financial assistance to those most impacted by the storm.
“Our community’s health is deeply tied to the ability of all our impacted residents to recover, including those who are most vulnerable,” said Foundation for a Healthy St. Petersburg President and CEO Dr. Kanika Tomalin. “The We Are St. Pete Fund gives us an avenue to support our hardest hit residents and make our community healthier and more resilient for the future.”

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Hometown Haulers Program

The Foundation is also proud to fund for the Hometown Haulers program, which is administered by the city and empowers private local businesses to collect storm debris in the hardest hit areas.

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Storm Updates

For storm updates, information about available resources, assistance with clean-up efforts, instructions on reporting and managing storm damage to homes or businesses and more, please visit disaster.pinellas.gov and stpete.org/recovery.