Humanitarian
Overview
The PwC Foundation supports individuals and their communities throughout natural disasters. As events become more frequent and severe, we are taking innovative, tech-enabled approaches to assist communities in crisis.
Programs
National Grants
In addition to investing in immediate relief after a natural disaster, the PwC Foundation is dedicated to advancing innovative solutions that enhance preparedness, mitigation, response and recovery capabilities, helping communities build long-term resilience. Our focus is on strengthening the capacity of humanitarian organizations and helping them connect communities to the resources and tools they need to emerge stronger and more prepared.
"Team Rubicon is incredibly grateful for the unwavering support of the PwC Foundation, whose commitment is instrumental in advancing our mission and building resiliency for vulnerable communities. This support enables us to reach more people and deliver vital services to those in need before, during and after disasters, which helps communities return to a sense of normalcy and rebuild for a stronger future."
Our humanitarian grantees
- Arbor Day Foundation
- Good360
- Save the Children
- Team Rubicon
- Terra Habitus
- World Central Kitchen
Beyond the Storm: How The PwC Foundation Fuels Team Rubicon’s Mission
Beyond the Storm: How The PwC Foundation Fuels Team
The Foundation's national humanitarian portfolio totals $24 million since 2001
Event Response
The PwC Foundation responds with urgency to natural disasters. We team up with local PwC leaders and experienced community-based organizations to help support immediate response efforts for wildfires, hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes, severe storms and more. In many cases, the Foundation’s grants also provide support to help communities begin long-term recovery and rebuilding.
“We are deeply grateful for PwC Foundation’s continued partnership with Good360. Their support enables us not only to respond more effectively to communities impacted by disasters, but also to accelerate the development of our AI and data-driven capabilities. Together, we are building smarter, more efficient and resilient systems that strengthen our ability to deliver the right help, at the right time, to those who need it most.”
Support in response to natural disasters totals $22 million since 2001
