Lee County Unmet Needs Long Term
Recovery Group
The Lee County Unmet Needs Long-Term Recovery Group is a Public/Private Partnership comprised of state, local, not for profit, faith-based organizations working collaboratively to assist survivors of Hurricane Ian with unmet needs relating to Housing, Employment, Childcare, Transportation, Mental Health, Food, Clothing and Home Furnishings.
Funding provided by Lee County Board of County Commissioners and HUD through the CDBG-DR program.
I Want to Help
For those wishing to help Lee County residents impacted by Hurricane Ian.
188 Households Assisted
120 Completed Construction Projects
477 Individuals Assisted
$ 2.5 million Awarded in Funding
Micro-Grants Program
The micro-grants program is part of the Lee County Unmet Needs Long-term Recovery Group (UNLTRG) long-term recovery efforts and a part of Lee County Government’s 2024 Action Plan. Micro-grants were awarded to partner organizations to provide eligible services directly to Lee County residents impacted by Hurricane Ian.
Donate
We’re moving Lee County towards a recovered, resilient and flourishing future. We hope you’ll be proud to know we made an impact on 2211 lives in the last year alone. While we are pleased with our impact, we know there are many more Lee County residents who are still working to recover from Hurricane Ian and it’s our mission to see the community restored. That’s the power of your partnership, 100% of your donation goes directly towards the recovery of a Lee County Resident, making you an invaluable part of the recovery process.