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14 October 2026 / Report
Disaster philanthropy is changing amid a wider range of crises, pressure on humanitarian resources, and growing expectations around preparedness and resilience. Based on a survey of 105 companies, this report examines how companies decide when and how to respond, prepare for recovery, mobilize funding and business capabilities, work with nonprofit partners, and support affected employees. Companies are formalizing their approach and becoming more selective, while most support remains concentrated on immediate relief and crises connected to employees and the corporate footprint.
Disaster philanthropy is changing amid a wider range of crises, pressure on humanitarian resources, and growing expectations around preparedness and resilience. Based on a survey of 105 companies, this report examines how companies decide when and how to respond, prepare for recovery, mobilize funding and business capabilities, work with nonprofit partners, and support affected employees. Companies are formalizing their approach and becoming more selective, while most support remains concentrated on immediate relief and crises connected to employees and the corporate footprint.
Director, Governance & Sustainability Center, US
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