Be a Part of Building the Way Home

This holiday season, let's remember that home is more than just a place – it's about refuge, protection, safety, and hope. Help us create a path home for those affected by disasters.

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The Road to Recovery in Southwest Louisiana

Three years after back-to-back disasters, SBP pays tribute to the power of community.

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SBP In The News

Explore climate change's profound impact on the global insurance industry and its disproportionate effects on vulnerable communities. Reese May, SBP's Chief Strategy and Innovation Officer, is featured in a new article from Grist.

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SBP Responds to Wildfires in Hawaii

Working with local Maui leaders and partners, we are connecting survivors and communities with rapid, vital recovery assistance.

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SBP Responds to Hurricane Idalia

Our Disaster Corps and Florida Ops teams are on the ground in Florida.

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Volunteer With Us

Our volunteers are at the forefront of our mission, helping to rebuild communities, provide essential services, and ensure the safety and security of those affected by natural disasters.

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Will you answer the call?

Become an AmeriCorps member with SBP and help make an impact.

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SBP's Recovery Acceleration Fund

RAF is a social impact fund offering bridge loans to low-income, HUD-qualified homeowners for faster post-disaster rebuilding, expediting home repairs compared to traditional government programs.

Learn More

Be a Part of Building the Way Home

This holiday season, let's remember that home is more than just a place – it's about refuge, protection, safety, and hope. Help us create a path home for those affected by disasters.

Donate

The Road to Recovery in Southwest Louisiana

Three years after back-to-back disasters, SBP pays tribute to the power of community.

Read The Blog

SBP In The News

Explore climate change's profound impact on the global insurance industry and its disproportionate effects on vulnerable communities. Reese May, SBP's Chief Strategy and Innovation Officer, is featured in a new article from Grist.

Read The Article

SBP Responds to Wildfires in Hawaii

Working with local Maui leaders and partners, we are connecting survivors and communities with rapid, vital recovery assistance.

Donate Recovery Resources

SBP Responds to Hurricane Idalia

Our Disaster Corps and Florida Ops teams are on the ground in Florida.

Donate Get Help Recovery Resources

Volunteer With Us

Our volunteers are at the forefront of our mission, helping to rebuild communities, provide essential services, and ensure the safety and security of those affected by natural disasters.

Learn More

Will you answer the call?

Become an AmeriCorps member with SBP and help make an impact.

Learn More

SBP's Recovery Acceleration Fund

RAF is a social impact fund offering bridge loans to low-income, HUD-qualified homeowners for faster post-disaster rebuilding, expediting home repairs compared to traditional government programs.

Learn More

WE SHRINK THE TIME BETWEEN DISASTER AND RECOVERY.

We can't prevent natural disasters. But we can prevent some of the suffering they cause. By increasing resilience before disasters occur and streamlining the disaster recovery process, we're able to fortify people against unnecessary stress and trauma.

By taking a targeted approach to the wide-ranging task of disaster preparation and recovery, we’re able to have a greater impact and help speed recovery on a larger scale.

Where We Help

SBP provides resilience training in ten communities per year and engages in recovery efforts across the country to make vulnerable residents resilient to potential disaster and rebuild for those who have survived disaster. SBP is currently conducting resilience training and is leading recovery operations in the following locations:

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Recovery Efforts

Resilience Training

    Recovery Resources

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    SBP offers a range of resources and guidance to assist you in obtaining all eligible FEMA and insurance resources, safeguarding against contractor fraud, and performing post-disaster cleanup.

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