As disaster response and other agencies prepare for Dorian to make landfall along the southeastern US, CERF+ is getting ready to respond to an increase in applications for emergency financial assistance and recovery-related resources. We’re reaching out to the artists, arts organizations, and our partners in the southeastern US and US Virgin Islands to let them know that we’ll be here for them before, during, and after the storm. Additionally, we’re inviting our community of supporters and friends to join us in the response effort by making a donation to CERF+. The financial support we receive from our donors will allow us to help craft artists respond, recover, and build back stronger after Hurricane Dorian.
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