For partners
A common table for everyone already serving.
F3 brings relief groups, ministries, counties and cities together with the towns and congregations that know their neighbors. Partners keep their mission, their name and their leadership.
What partners get
How F3 makes your work easier
Trained local help
Volunteers and congregations trained through F3 Academy, ready to plug in where you need them.
A shared picture of need
Maps and CORD show where people may need help and what’s open after a storm.
Requests you can answer
Communities post needs in the Marketplace, so you can see where your supplies and teams will do the most good.
Hours that count
The Volunteer Time Bank documents volunteer hours so they can count toward a community’s share of recovery costs.
How to partner
Four steps
- Apply
Tell us about your organization, where you work and what you bring.
- We review
Every partner is vetted and approved, so communities know who is showing up.
- Choose a plan
Simple monthly or yearly plans, priced for small groups and local budgets. Counties and cities have their own plan.
- Sign in and start
Use CORD, the Marketplace and Intelligence as they open. During a declared disaster, partners working in the area get the paid tools free for 30 days.
Who partners with F3
Built for everyone at the table
Relief groups and VOADs
National and local groups that respond to disasters, including VOADs, the state and local networks of disaster nonprofits.
Ministries and faith relief networks
Churches and denominations that feed, shelter and rebuild.
Counties and cities
Emergency managers who coordinate volunteers and track cost share.
Preparedness fairs and community groups
People already helping their neighbors get ready.