Hurricane Milton Relief Fund

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Hurricane Milton Relief Fund

Project Report | Dec 4, 2025
An update on your donation to the Hurricane Milton Relief Fund

By Heather + Rylan | Team GlobalGiving

Photo from Reach St. Pete
Photo from Reach St. Pete

Since we last spoke, we’ve sent 13 grants to high-impact and community-led nonprofits working hard to meet local recovery needs. Your donation to the Hurricane Milton Relief Fund helped make this possible, so we thank you. In return, we offer you a glimpse into the local leaders and organizations where your generosity has landed:

  •  Reach St. Pete works with overlooked communities in Florida through their  innovative Mobile Grocery Store Bus and home delivery services, which reached more than 2,700 individuals across 400 sites in the aftermath of Hurricane Milton. They continue to offer long-term support including housing and utility assistance, hygiene and household goods distribution, and case management. 
  •  Youth Education and Development Program is a refugee-led organization in the Tampa Bay area that delivers public service announcements in multiple languages and organizes disaster preparedness workshops. They assisted over 200 families with evacuation during Hurricane Milton and provided FEMA application assistance and apartment weatherization support.
  • Farm Share is Florida’s largest grassroots food bank. Following Hurricane Milton, Farm Share rapidly deployed 1.5 million pounds of food, water, and emergency supplies within 36 hours and has since sustained long-term recovery through fresh food distributions and localized preparedness events. Their efforts have reached 30 impacted counties and include innovative approaches like home delivery for seniors and strategic pre-storm food distribution staging.
  • Florida Immigrant Coalition is a statewide coalition working together for the fair treatment of all people, including immigrants. FLIC has a longstanding history of providing cash assistance and recovery support to immigrants who are unable to access traditional aid sources.They are organizing and training volunteer networks across seven hubs to provide safer distribution of resources and information to vulnerable communities in the aftermath of natural disaster. 
  • Unity in Disasters provides vital disaster recovery services, centering overlooked and under-resourced communities in their response efforts. Since March 2025, they’ve provided direct support to over 120 families—many elderly, disabled, or displaced—through financial assistance, housing support, and essential supplies. Their impact includes distributing over $14,000 in gift cards for urgent needs and home repairs, providing security deposits for displaced families, and partnering with organizations like NACC to serve more than 10,000 hot meals.

This is what Alexia Morrison, the Executive Director of Reach St. Pete, shared with us after receiving a grant: To start, here’s  is what one local, grant recipient wanted you to know about the impact of your donation: 

“We’re honored to partner with GlobalGiving to make crucial community events like this possible. In times of crisis, people need to be reminded that they’re not invisible. That there are individuals and organizations who truly see them, care for them, and value their resilience. Recovering, rebuilding, and preparing after a natural disaster can feel overwhelming, but GlobalGiving has helped ease that process for thousands.” 

- Alexia Morrison, Executive Director of Reach St.Pete, referring to a recent disaster preparedness and recovery event 

Thanks to your support, the Hurricane Milton Relief Fund continues to fuel long-term recovery efforts and strengthen impacted communities as they rebuild. You can find a full list of nonprofits who have received a grant from the Hurricane Milton Relief Fund at the end of this report. 

With gratitude, 

Heather + Rylan + The GlobalGiving Team

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About GlobalGiving’s Disaster Response

When a disaster strikes, recovery efforts led by people who live and work in affected communities are often overlooked and underfunded. GlobalGiving is changing this reality. Since 2004, we've been shifting decision-making power to crises-affected communities through trust-based grantmaking and support.

We make it easy, quick, and safe to support people on the ground who understand needs in their communities better than anyone else.

They were there long before the news cameras arrived, and they’ll be there long after the cameras leave. They know how to make their communities more resilient to future disasters, and they’re already hard at work. GlobalGiving puts donations and grants directly into their hands. Because the status quo—which gives the vast majority of funding to a few large organizations—doesn’t make sense.

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