Natural disasters have become increasingly common in recent years, causing widespread losses across affected communities. In particular, extreme winter weather events (e.g., frigid temperatures, strong winds, blizzards, sleet and freezing rain) have surged in frequency and severity throughout multiple regions in the United States—not just those with colder climates. These events have the potential to result in significant property damage, breakdowns in critical infrastructure, and serious injuries and fatalities.
Risk Management
Best practices for managing volunteer risks
Volunteers play a necessary role in many nonprofit organizations, but their participation can also introduce risks – especially in situations where they’re working with vulnerable populations.
