HQ Function

Serves as the primary administrative and operational hub for the organization, coordinating global disaster philanthropy efforts, research, and donor advisory services.

Notable Features:

Located in a prominent office building in the heart of Washington D.C., providing accessibility to partners and policymakers. The office suite is designed for functionality and collaboration.

Work Culture:

A mission-driven, collaborative environment focused on expertise in philanthropy and disaster recovery. Staff are passionate about making a difference and work closely with a network of experts and partners.

HQ Significance:

The D.C. location is strategically important for engaging with national and international NGOs, governmental agencies, and philanthropic organizations involved in disaster response and policy.

Values Reflected in HQ: The professional office setting reflects CDP's commitment to providing expert, reliable, and strategic advice in the field of disaster philanthropy. Its D.C. location underscores its role as a serious, impactful player in the sector.

Location:

While headquartered in the U.S., the Center for Disaster Philanthropy supports and advises on disaster recovery efforts globally. They manage international disaster funds, provide expertise on international crises, and work with a network of partners worldwide to ensure effective philanthropic responses to disasters, regardless of location. Their focus includes both domestic (U.S.) and international events, promoting equitable recovery for affected communities across the globe. Many team members also work remotely, contributing to a broad operational reach.

Street Address:

1201 Connecticut Ave NW, Suite 300

City:

Washington

State/Province:

DC

Country:

USA