PARTNERSHIPS / BUILD THE ALTERNATIVE

Partner on practical resilience

FFTAC does not claim any institutional partnership unless an agreement is documented. This page is an invitation to collaborate on small, nonviolent, measurable public-interest projects.

PUBLIC LIBRARIES

Host accessible workshops

Space for paper checklists, digital literacy, source preservation and job-navigation introductions.

WORKFORCE & EDUCATION

Share legitimate services

Help residents find state workforce programs, training, employment rights resources and accessible learning.

QUALIFIED PROVIDERS

Protect health and rights

Refer to verified medical, emergency, disability and civil legal aid organizations rather than substitute for them.

COMMUNITY GROUPS

Build neighborhood capacity

Share skills, support people in hardship, distribute verified guides and preserve practical community knowledge.

What a partnership proposal should contain

One public benefit and the population served, without collecting unnecessary personal information.
The qualified operator, accessible location and confirmation of legal or insurance requirements.
A small deliverable that can be measured within 30 days.
Privacy, safeguarding, correction and financial accountability procedures.
Clear recognition that no religious or ideological commitment is required.

Propose a partnership →View pilot roadmap →

Submitting a proposal does not establish a partnership or guarantee a response or funding.