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Neighborhood and Community Resource centers
Neighborhood and Community Resource Centers Partnership Network
Neighborhood and Community Resource Centers (N&CRCs) are community-managed facilities that coordinate resource distribution and services before, during, and after natural disasters or emergencies. The N&CRCs network consists of local businesses, community-based organizations (CBOs), and faith-based organizations (FBOs) working together to deliver emergency services as either Neighborhood Resource Centers (NRCs) or Community Resource Centers (CRCs) during a disaster or emergency.
Roles and Capabilities:
- Neighborhood Resource Centers (NRCs): NRCs provide temporary emergency services (48-72 hours) to individuals and families within a five-mile radius. Available resources include, but are not limited to, food, water, shelter, soup kitchens, and warming centers.
- Community Resource Centers (CRCs): CRCs offer short-term emergency relief services (15-30 days). Available resources include, but are not limited to, food, water, clothing, fuel, transportation, temporary housing, public health and social services, medication, and hardware.
These centers play a vital role in ensuring communities have access to essential resources during times of crisis.
Call to Action: We encourage community members, local businesses, and organizations to collaborate with N&CRCs to strengthen our collective response efforts. Together, we can ensure that everyone has the support they need in times of emergency. Get involved today to make a difference in our community!
Whole Communty Partnership Initiative
Community Partnership Grant (CPG)
What is CPG?
The Community Partnership Grant (CPG) program is the main discretionary grant initiative offered by the Office of the County Executive to qualified nonprofit organizations based upon a set of criteria, including the value added to the identified community, overall program costs, organizational stability, and adequacy of other funding sources. The County Executive’s FY 2026 approved budget contains approximately $1.5 million for competitive grants to 501(c)(3) tax-exempt nonprofit organizations based in or providing services in Prince George’s County.
Note to Churches and Faith-Based Organizations
Prince George's County awards public funding to churches and faith-based organizations that serve the community through activities like food banks, donations, job fairs, and more. The County accepts applications from churches and faith-based organizations with a separate 501(c)(3) status from the religious entity so that proper financial and programmatic management is distinct and transparent. All County funding is subject to auditing to ensure public funds are used responsibly. Thank you to the churches and faith-based organizations that serve the Prince George's County community.
Who Can Apply?
Any organization, institution, or association that is incorporated as a non-profit organization designated under 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code that provides services or activities in Prince George’s County, and that can supply sufficient documentation their organization is currently in “good standing” from the State where the organization was incorporated (i.e., the State of Maryland, District of Columbia or the Commonwealth of Virginia), is eligible to apply.
Community Resource Center Partner: Laurel College Center
At Laurel College Center (LCC), you can earn a degree, advance your career, strengthen your job skills, or pursue your personal interests. Choose from credit and noncredit coursework at all levels of study—including undergraduate, graduate, and continuing education—from notable Maryland colleges and universities. Conveniently located near downtown Laurel, LCC offers over 100 credit and 100 continuing education classes each semester, with day, evening, and weekend class options.
CRC: FBCL Volunteer Donation & Distribution Center
Disaster READY Church
Many people feel overwhelmed and unable to recover after a disaster strikes. Is your church ready to respond when a family or neighbor experiences a fallen tree, or an unexpected basement flooding? READY Church helps your church be prepared to respond to crisis needs in your community. Disaster READY Church helps meets immediate physical and spiritual needs while sharing the love of Christ.
Community Resource Center: Laurel Multiservice Center
Who We Serve
The Laurel Multiservice Center aims to serve vulnerable populations impacted by homelessness, near homelessness, or lack of accessibility to resources needed to promote wellness and sustain life. Due to the Multiservice Center’s unique location in Laurel, the Center seeks to serve vulnerable communities in three counties: Prince George’s, Anne Arundel, and Howard. Easily accessible using public transportation, the Center is optimally located to provide the greatest amount of access to a variety of communities.
Community Partnership Initiative (CPI)
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City of Laurel C.o.a.d.
The Office of Emergency Management plays a critical role in keeping the citizens of Laurel safe. The office plans and prepares for emergencies, educates the public about preparedness, coordinates emergency response and recovery efforts and disseminates information during emergencies and disasters. As a part of its complex activities, the office helps the community by assisting in the coordination of emergency management efforts and providing support to various City Departments.
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· Emergency and Disaster Preparedness
· Individual Well-being
· Community Resilience
· Vulnerable Populations
· Social Vulnerability Assessment