Support the Goodnation Hurricane Fiona Smartfund

To date, Hispanic Federation has distributed more than 30,000 solar lamps, as well as drinking water, hot meals, power generators, cash cards and other financial assistance, and continues to facilitate local nonprofit efforts in Puerto Rico to help in all possible ways.

Americares responded by working with ASSMCA to deliver mental health services including psychological first aid, emotional regulation and stabilization, and triage and referral into the Puerto Rico health system.

Americares has since wrapped up its Hurricane Relief operations in the region and will not receive future funds given through this Smartfund.

The Center for Disaster Philanthropy responded by providing immediate relief to all affected islands in the form of shelter, food, safe water and medical care and will be thinking about long-term needs such as building infrastructure, housing solutions and mental health.

CDP has since wrapped up its Hurricane Relief operations in the region and will not receive future funds given through this Smartfund.

EDF’s work after Hurricane Maria and Hurricane Fiona continues to center on advancing a community-driven solar and storage project and supporting a range of partners who are driving systemic change to the energy system across Puerto Rico. EDF is approaching this work holistically, leveraging its technical expertise, sustainable financing tools and energy reform experience to help develop long-term solutions to the territory’s energy crisis. They hope that with these and similar initiatives, Puerto Rico can meet its mandate to source 40% of its electricity from renewables by 2025.