As of April 30, 2026, the Gravel Grant Program is closed to new applications.
As of April 30, 2026, the Gravel Grant Program is closed to new applications. The Gravel Grant Program is in the process of being transitioned to the Butte Fire Safe Council. We encourage you to follow them for future updates and opportunities related to defensible space and mitigation support. Thank you for your understanding and for your continued efforts to keep our community safe.
Residents are the key to rebuilding a thriving community. Through resources and grants, we work to attract, retain and incentivize the repopulation of residents to the Camp Fire footprint. For economic recovery, getting residents back into homes is an immediate and primary focus of Rebuild Paradise Foundation.
To support economic viability in our community, we wish to retain and incentivize the opening and reopening of businesses. We do so through dissemination of information and are currently exploring grant opportunities to support businesses in disaster area commercial zones.
With jobs being in great demand before the fire, it is now vitally important to help support the return and growth of workforce development. We advocate for, provide support, and collaborate with partner agencies actively involved in supporting workforce development.
Utilizing our partnerships with collaborative organizations, we leverage private sector knowledge and resources to assist in areas of need. In our advocacy efforts, we foster meetings between all parties and make sure the community’s voice is heard at the local, state, and federal level.
