Here is the Playbook. The pertinent stuff is in there (early days, community best practices, grantmaking, etc.) but we stopped at about 90 pages because we were talking about putting this on a (hidden) webpage or some other way so the resources can be accessed stand alone or some other solution).

Here is a link the Oregon Disaster Funders Network - you can direct community orgs there and let them know "use the link at the top to share any funding/resource needs with 30+ funders all through one link/one short form"

Here is that form directly (and the responses go right to us/me and I can edit them and all that so they do not just automatically appear on the shared document so don't worry about any tomfoolery :) or if something is totally offbase we will figure it out). Updates can also be shared through that form.

Here is a link to a simple "What to do during an emergency" and it has the basics of what to do during evacuation orders at each stage.

Here is a simple overview of the Disaster Lifecycles and then the second page is a Rural Community Building approach to each one. We made this for a special RCB Collective presentation the other day.

Here is the shared tracker of requests (this is shared with all of Oregon Disaster Funders Network grantmakers). This should be kept internal.

Here is a document that helps track (second tab - the "Dashboard") TFFF Disaster Response & Recovery Grantmaking. Whereas the above is for all funders, this is just TFFF's. No one really uses it yet this year except me but later when things start rolling (and here they are...) then it will be used more. But feel free to do your planning on here and to then bring to the group.