CFSC COMMUNITY IMPACT DASHBOARD
We are excited to share key metrics about the California Fire Safe Council grant-making an impact in California. This visual report provides charts that aid in analyzing our funding efforts throughout CA from 2014 through 2020 and will be updated in January and July every year. The grants are made possible by strong partnerships with federal, state, and private funders who support our mission to create a fire-resilient California.
How We Help
The California Fire Safe Council (CFSC) was established as a non-profit 501c3 organization in 2002 with the purpose of serving as California’s leader in community resiliency and community wildfire risk reduction. Since then, the CFSC has provided over $100M in grant funding to help build a fire-resilient California. As the wildfire threat has worsened, the CFSC has swiftly evolved to meet the demand. As part of our effort to guide and unify wildfire mitigation efforts across the state, we are proud to share more about the work we have funded, through our federal, state and private partners from 2014-2020.
Since 2014, CFSC has awarded 275 grants for over $30 million dollars, treating over 150,000 acres across California. With these grants, we have advanced a collaboration network that reaches from the Capitol to the neighborhood level and that advocates a consistent set of goals and actions to improve wildfire resiliency.
As the CFSC continues to add new and historical data, we will continue to share this vital information and further expand on outcomes/findings, and other meaningful enhancements.
When viewing the below CFSC impact dashboard, you may view funded projects by County, Source (Federal, State and Private), Organization Type, Congressional District, State Assembly District, and State Senate District. Each view will generate a new set of impact statistics on the following metrics: # plans created, # education products, # education programs, # workshops, #Acres Treated.
OTHER EVIDENCE OF OUR IMPACT
Explore the Success Story about Sierra Resource Conservation District and how our grant saved at least 5 homes from being destroyed Creek Fire.
You can view our USFS grant reporting HERE.
To Make a Gift to the California Fire Safe Council, please contact hjalon@cafiresafecouncil.org
PRESS RELEASES
- Wildfire Awareness Week 2022 Press Release
- Wildfire Awareness Week 2022 Media Alert
- California Fire SAFE Council Pays Tribute to Founder Bruce Turbeville
- Listos CA Outreach Trailer & Toolkit Press Release
- Listos CA Outreach Trailer & Toolkit en Espanol Press Release
- WAKE UP California, It’s Wildfire Season All Year Round
If you are a member of the media looking for information about California Fire Safe Council and its programs, please contact CFSC Communications & Outreach team at (916) 648-3600 or send an email to Lara Popyack, our coordinator. CFSC provides images, logos, branding guidelines, and more to the media. You may also download media elements below.
CFSC ANNUAL REPORTS
- CFSC 2020 Annual Report
- CFSC 2021 Annual Report – Coming Soon
CFSC Print Highlights
- California Fire Safe Councils add new techniques to prepare for worsening wildfires
- California program to help counties with wildfire prevention
- If you live in a fire-prone part of California, this road map can help you save on insurance
- Why Climate Change Makes It Harder to Fight Fire With Fire
- Proposed regulations would compel insurers to account for wildfire mitigation efforts
- California Fire Safe Council to host Paradise workshop
- How’s the market? Hardening your home against wildfire
- Northern California Crews Prepare For Wildfire Season After Destructive Orange County Blaze
CFSC MEDIA APPEARANCES
CFSC television appearances
