22 Community Capacity Building Grant Award Training - Presented by California Fire Safe Council Staff

Oct 3, 2026

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Training slides for the CFSC 2022 Capacity Grant Program, presented by California Fire Safe Council staff. The program intent focuses on supporting new fire prevention organizations, expanding local collaboration with county coordinators, and strengthening administrative capacity, volunteer development, and media/communications. It outlines program overview totals (14 subgrants of $20,000), identifies recipients across Edison and Regional Forest and Fire Capacity categories, and defines CFSC and subrecipient roles, subaward agreement elements, and required funding acknowledgement language.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryResearch & Report

FormatPDF

Pages31

Reading Time1 h 18 min

AccessFree to download

Program Intent

Program Overview

Edison International recipients

Regional Forest and Fire Capacity recipients

CA Fire Safe Council's Role

Subrecipient Role

Subaward Agreement

Funding Acknowledgement Language

22 Community Capacity Building Grant Award Training Presented by California Fire Safe Council Staff: Morgan Galliano [lgalliano@cafiresafecouncil.org](lgalliano@cafiresafecouncil.org) California’s leader in community wildfire risk reduction and resiliency . CFSC 2022 Capacity Grant Program Funding provided by: • 2022 Southern California Edison Fire Safe Council Capacity Grants • Regional Forest and Fire Capacity Grant Program 3 California’s leader in community wildfire risk reduction and resiliency . Program Intent • Provide support specifically for new fire prevention organizations • Increase local collaboration with county coordinators • Support administrative capacity, volunteer development and media and communications development California’s leader in community wildfire risk reduction and resiliency . Program Overview Total subgrants: 14 grants at $20,000 each Edison International: 7 in SCE territory Regional Forest and Fire Capacity: 7 in the whole state. California’s leader in community and resiliency Recipients Southern CA Edison Three Rivers FSC Wildwood Watchers FSC Kern FSC Oak Park FSC Wilkerson FSC FireSafe Corona Bell Canyon FSC Regional Forest and Fire Capacity Ettersburg FSC FSC of Nevada County Sierra County Firesafe and Watershed Council West Contra Costa FSC Sherwood Firewise Communities Elfin Forest Harmony Grove FSC Konocti FSC California’s leader in community wildfire risk reduction and resiliency . CA Fire Safe Council's Role • Host the application and award process • Assess eligibility of recipients • Facilitate the payment of grant funds • Ensure that funds are spent according to the program requirements • Provide information and resources to support recipients • Track and quantify grant accomplishments • Share accomplishments with funders and beneficiaries California’s leader in community wildfire risk reduction and resiliency . Subrecipient Role The Subrecipient (you) carries out the subgrant project with funding from the pass-through entity (CFSC) . • Complete your project as described in your grant application • Spend grant funds correctly • Know and comply with the terms of your subaward agreement,• Document all expenses • Include funding acknowledgmentson communications/outreach materials • Report accomplishments accurately, completely, and on time • Take photo documentation throughout the grant term California’s leader in community wildfire risk reduction and resiliency . Subaward Agreement • Official, binding contract, can be found in your Documents tab in ZoomGrants (once fully executed) • Includes: ✓Your grant number ✓Funding amount ✓Important reporting information and deadlines • Legal responsibilities of the subrecipient • Considered fully executed upon signature and approval by an authorized representative of the CFSC California’s leader in community wildfire risk reduction and resiliency . Funding Acknowledgement Language Edison International “Funding provided by a grant from Edison International, parent company of Southern California Edison through the California Fire Safe Council. " Regional Forest and Fire Capacity Program “Funding for this project was provided by a grant from the CA Department of Conservation Regional Forest and Fire Capacity Program through the California Fire Safe Council. " California’s leader in community wildfire risk reduction and resiliency .

FAQs

What is the purpose of the CFSC 2022 Capacity Grant Program?

The program is intended to support new fire prevention organizations, increase local collaboration with county coordinators, and strengthen administrative capacity, volunteer development, and media/communications development.

How many subgrants are funded and at what amount?

The program funds 14 subgrants at $20,000 each, with 7 grants in SCE territory and 7 grants under the Regional Forest and Fire Capacity program across the whole state.

What responsibilities does the subrecipient have during the subgrant project?

The subrecipient must complete the project as described, spend funds correctly, comply with the subaward agreement terms, document all expenses, include funding acknowledgements on communications/outreach, report accomplishments accurately and on time, and take photo documentation throughout the grant term.

Oct 3, 2026

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