Federal grant · project grant (b)
This Project Focuses on Helping Agricultural Workers in the Southeastern United States Recover From Hurricane Helene and Prepare for Future Disasters. the Hurricane Caused Widespread Damage to Rural Communities, Including Severe Losses to Crops Like Corn, Soybeans, and Cotton, as Well as Structural Damage to Farms. Many Families and Livelihoods Were Deeply Affected, With Economic Losses Estimated to Be in the Billions.to Address These Challenges, the Project Has Three Key Goals:provide Training to at Least 600 Farmers and Ranchers on Flood Recovery and Emergency Preparedness.create and Share Educational Materials on Disaster Response, Reaching an Estimated 20,000 People in Rural Areas.establish a Specialized Team to Support State Leaders in Disaster Response and Build Long-term Resilience.by Focusing on Education, Resource Development, and Leadership Support, the Project Aims to Reduce the Long-term Health and Economic Impacts of Extreme Weather on Agricultural Communities.
Committed
$300,000
Paid out
$126.0K
42%
Committed, not yet paid
$174.0K
58%
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