Chino Hills Residents Can Apply for $500 Disaster Preparedness Grants: San Bernardino County Households Have Until November 30
The City of Chino Hills, in San Bernardino County, California, has notified residents that Inland Southern California United Way is inviting eligible households to apply for $500 in direct financial assistance through its United We Prepare Disaster Resilience Fund, to help cover disaster preparedness or recovery costs. Applications must be submitted by November 30, 2026.
The assistance may be used for a variety of disaster preparedness and recovery expenses, including disaster readiness kits and supplies, backup power supplies, emergency communication devices, home safety and hazard mitigation, and disaster recovery and urgent needs.
Applicants must reside in San Bernardino County and be 18 years of age or older, and the funds must be used entirely for disaster-related purposes. Priority consideration will be given to households impacted by a recent disaster, those with members who have access and functional needs or rely on electricity for medical needs, and those located in areas facing higher disaster risks. Residents are encouraged to apply as soon as possible.
Applications can be submitted at bit.ly/ISCDisasterFund. For questions, contact Inland Southern California United Way at 909-980-2719 or [email protected].
(Source: City of Chino Hills)
Source: City of Chino Hills
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