Support the California Resiliency Alliance
The California Resiliency Alliance (CRA) relies heavily on the financial support of individuals, foundations, and corporations to deliver on its mission.
Paid subscriptions and and donations help fund the CRA’s work to provide situational information and share curated information, tools, and resources via its dynamic distribution list so individuals can spend their time using the information instead of trying to find it.
Additionally, they support the more behind the scenes resilience work the CRA does such as promoting public-private partnerships by actively engaging in forums, workshops, and conferences; providing a cross-sector perspective into public sector planning initiatives; and serving as an anonymizing entity to help facilitate awareness about issues and topics while protecting sensitive information and sources.
Finally, this support keeps the basic tier free to all professionals from the private, public, and NGO sectors – removing money as a barrier to access information, which helps all of us be more resilient. Knowledge is foundational to resilience.
Help us continue to provide the information sharing and cross-sector voice you have come to expect from us by supporting the organization you trust, respect, and depend on.
Paid Subscriber Tiers
Support the CRA by subscribing to a paid tier. Learn more about the various tier options below. Contact us for questions about any of the tiers or perks, to schedule a virtual tour of the Reference Library, or to request an invoice for one of the tiers.
Corporate Matching
If your organization has a corporate matching program consider getting the CRA added to double the impact of your donation.
Make a Donation
Tax deductible donations of all sizes are vital to ensuring the CRA’s capacity to share information and support partnerships.
Contribution to the California Resiliency Alliance are tax deductible to the extent allowable. Tax ID # 27-0771338
Paid Subscription Tiers
Expand a tier to learn more about the perks and subscribe or request an invoice.
Enhanced Subscriber – $120 annually (= to $10 per month)
Receive all the general CRA communications plus additional perks:
Domestic Resource Report Sharing Emails – Comprised of reports and resources found while compiling CRA material that while outside the CRA’s scope can still have value for individuals focused on geographic regions outside of California. Instead of letting the finds go to waste, they are collected and shared with those who provide financial support for the CRA. These emails include reports covering other US states and territories.
Foresight Musings Emails – A collection of foresight musings spanning a variety of topics that are designed to serve as thought prompts about possible future risk and hazard landscapes. They can also serve as additional idea sources for tabletop exercises.
Resiliency Supporter – $1,000 annually
Receive all the general CRA communications plus additional perks:
Access to the CRA’s Reference Library – The reference library is a one-of-a-kind library of plans, exercises, hazard assessments, and after-action reports. While the focus is on California, the library also contains documents from across the US and around the world. It is designed to be a sort of “one-stop shop” for your emergency and risk management research.
Domestic Resource Report Sharing Emails – Comprised of reports and resources found while compiling CRA material that while outside the CRA’s scope can still have value for individuals focused on geographic regions outside of California. Instead of letting the finds go to waste, they are collected and shared with those who provide financial support for the CRA. These emails include reports covering other US states and territories.
International Resource Report Sharing Emails – Like the domestic ones, these capture materials outside the scope of the CRA, but are ones for regions and countries outside the US and its territories.
Foresight Musings Emails – A collection of foresight musings spanning a variety of topics that are designed to serve as thought prompts about possible future risk and hazard landscapes. They can also serve as additional idea sources for tabletop exercises.
Organization’s Logo on the CRA Website (opt-in) – The organization’s logo will be displayed on the CRA’s website. Recognizing not all organizations allow their logos to be displayed, this is an opt-in benefit.
Community Resiliency Leader – $2,500 annually
This tier is available for small organizations with fewer than 50 employees and government entities (local, state, tribal, and federal).
Receive all the general CRA communications plus additional perks for up to 5 employees*:
Access to the CRA’s Reference Library – The reference library is a one-of-a-kind library of plans, exercises, hazard assessments, and after-action reports. While the focus is on California, the library also contains documents from across the US and around the world. It is designed to be a sort of “one-stop shop” for your emergency and risk management research.
Domestic Resource Report Sharing Emails – Comprised of reports and resources found while compiling CRA material that while outside the CRA’s scope can still have value for individuals focused on geographic regions outside of California. Instead of letting the finds go to waste, they are collected and shared with those who provide financial support for the CRA. These emails include reports covering other US states and territories.
International Resource Report Sharing Emails – Like the domestic ones, these capture materials outside the scope of the CRA, but are ones for regions and countries outside the US and its territories.
Foresight Musings Emails – A collection of foresight musings spanning a variety of topics that are designed to serve as thought prompts about possible future risk and hazard landscapes. They can also serve as additional idea sources for tabletop exercises.
Organization’s Logo on the CRA Website (opt-in) – The organization’s logo will be displayed on the CRA’s website. Recognizing not all organizations allow their logos to be displayed, this is an opt-in benefit.
* to be considered an “employee” individuals must have and use a company/organization email address. Contractors who are assigned a company/organization email address, can be counted as “employees”.
There is no limit to the number of employees who can be subscribed at the basic tier.
Resiliency Advocate – $7,000 annually
Receive all the general CRA communications plus additional perks for up to 10 employees*:
Access to the CRA’s Reference Library – The reference library is a one-of-a-kind library of plans, exercises, hazard assessments, and after-action reports. While the focus is on California, the library also contains documents from across the US and around the world. It is designed to be a sort of “one-stop shop” for your emergency and risk management research.
Concierge “Reference Librarian” assistance with the CRA’s Reference Library – The CRA’s Reference Library contains several thousand documents. The Concierge “Reference Librarian” assistance provides extra assistance in locating information within the library and in some cases, even outside of it.
Domestic Resource Report Sharing Emails – Comprised of reports and resources found while compiling CRA material that while outside the CRA’s scope can still have value for individuals focused on geographic regions outside of California. Instead of letting the finds go to waste, they are collected and shared with those who provide financial support for the CRA. These emails include reports covering other US states and territories.
International Resource Report Sharing Emails – Like the domestic ones, these capture materials outside the scope of the CRA, but are ones for regions and countries outside the US and its territories.
Foresight Musings Emails – A collection of foresight musings spanning a variety of topics that are designed to serve as thought prompts about possible future risk and hazard landscapes. They can also serve as additional idea sources for tabletop exercises.
Organization’s Logo on the CRA Website (opt-in) – The organization’s logo will be displayed on the CRA’s website. Recognizing not all organizations allow their logos to be displayed, this is an opt-in benefit.
* to be considered an “employee” individuals must have and use a company/organization email address. Contractors who are assigned a company/organization email address, can be counted as “employees”.
There is no limit to the number of employees who can be subscribed at the basic tier.
Resiliency Champion – $15,000 annually
Receive all the general CRA communications plus additional perks for an unlimited number of employees*:
Access to the CRA’s Reference Library – The reference library is a one-of-a-kind library of plans, exercises, hazard assessments, and after-action reports. While the focus is on California, the library also contains documents from across the US and around the world. It is designed to be a sort of “one-stop shop” for your emergency and risk management research.
Concierge “Reference Librarian” assistance with the CRA’s Reference Library – The CRA’s Reference Library contains several thousand documents. The Concierge “Reference Librarian” assistance provides extra assistance in locating information within the library and in some cases, even outside of it.
Domestic Resource Report Sharing Emails – Comprised of reports and resources found while compiling CRA material that while outside the CRA’s scope can still have value for individuals focused on geographic regions outside of California. Instead of letting the finds go to waste, they are collected and shared with those who provide financial support for the CRA. These emails include reports covering other US states and territories.
International Resource Report Sharing Emails – Like the domestic ones, these capture materials outside the scope of the CRA, but are ones for regions and countries outside the US and its territories.
Foresight Musings Emails – A collection of foresight musings spanning a variety of topics that are designed to serve as thought prompts about possible future risk and hazard landscapes. They can also serve as additional idea sources for tabletop exercises.
Exercise development consultation and research support (up to 10 hours total) – This is up to ten hours of remote exercise consultation and research support. It can include things such as assistance with brainstorming exercise injects, reviewing an existing document for feedback on interdependencies and other considerations, or assistance in researching a specific topic.
Organization’s Logo on the CRA Website (opt-in) – The organization’s logo will be displayed on the CRA’s website. Recognizing not all organizations allow their logos to be displayed, this is an opt-in benefit.
* to be considered an “employee” individuals must have and use a company/organization email address. Contractors who are assigned a company/organization email address, can be counted as “employees”.