We're on a mission to scale our impact by sharing our deep knowledge and operational expertise with local nonprofit partners. By increasing the effectiveness of local nonprofit organizations with deep roots in at-risk communities, we’re building on what’s already working and delivering effective solutions at a greater scale to help more families return home.
In the wake of disasters, SBP’s SHARE Program fills critical capacity gaps in communities by providing local nonprofits with tailored funding, training, and capacity-strengthening initiatives to meet recovery needs. Through strategic partnerships with industry leaders, we empower local and national nonprofit partners to lead local recovery efforts with the specific tools, resources, and knowledge they need most. Through technical assistance, funding, specialized support for flood recovery, and training, our SHARE program equips partners to navigate challenges and support their communities to rebuild and recover.
For more details on our Share program, download our Fact Sheet.
By enabling nonprofit partners to host AmeriCorps members, our SHARE program significantly boosts the capacity of locally-led disaster response and recovery efforts — at a low cost. Through SBP’s AmeriCorps Placement Site Program, nonprofit partners can host full-time AmeriCorps members for ten-month service terms to increase their capacity in disaster case management, rebuilding efforts, and construction and volunteer coordination. In addition to providing capacity, SBP also offers partners guidance from SBP’s subject matter experts and ongoing support from SBP’s HR & AmeriCorps Program Manager and our National AmeriCorps Recruitment Team. To request more information about how to partner with SBP’s Placement Site Program and host AmeriCorps members at your site, please complete this form.
Due Date: June 16, 2025
For eligible local 501(c)(3) nonprofits and community organizations providing repairs from Presidentially declared disasters in the last four years. Organizations affiliated with or a local chapter of a national nonprofit are welcome to apply. Funding is limited to four roofs per organization.
Our Share program supports local and national nonprofit organizations to deliver local solutions and lead efficient, effective disaster recovery efforts to help communities rebuild.