Disaster Relief Fund

/ˈdɪzˌæs.tər rɪˈlif fʌnd/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A legally established fund designated to provide financial assistance and resources for recovery and relief in response to disasters.
    The government allocated additional money to the disaster relief fund after the hurricane struck.

Forms

  • disaster relief fund
  • disaster relief funds

Commentary

Disaster relief funds are frequently governed by specific statutes or regulations ensuring the proper allocation and use of monies dedicated to disaster response and recovery.

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