
Building resiliency through climate and community infrastructure
Our partners are tackling environmental challenges and building infrastructure to withstand future risks.

A shifting climate impacts us all, from increased storm severity to higher frequencies of extreme heat. By building green job capacity, advancing nature-based solutions, and enhancing critical infrastructure, our partners protect work to uplift communities now and for generations to come.
Meet our featured community partners

SBP partnership
SBP is a national nonprofit dedicated to increasing resilience and helping communities reduce the time between disaster and recovery. SBP’s Capacity Building for Community-Based Resilience program enhances climate resilience in under-resourced communities by embedding Resilience and Recovery Fellows in local and state government offices and enabling them to access and leverage disaster mitigation funds. This year, through a grant to SBP, fellows obtained $21.3 million in funding to support climate-resilience initiatives in Massachusetts and West Virginia.
We also collaborated with SBP as part of our first Integrated Impact Initiative, which leverages Liberty Mutual’s core capabilities to support communities in becoming more resilient to the impacts of climate change. Solaria Labs, Liberty Mutual’s enterprise innovation incubator, conducted stakeholder interviews, developed digital experience concepts and hosted a design thinking workshop in Boston to help create a tool that will enhance community resilience. Further, we committed $1.5 million to empower SBP to build, test and refine this tool, with the intention of scaling it nationally.

American Forests
We support American Forests’ Mobilizing a National Tree Equity Movement initiative, which aims to address disparities in urban tree cover. With a $500,000 grant, this partnership helps more than 60 cities combat extreme heat by creating accessible tools and providing urban forestry policy and planning coaching.

Mass Audubon
We support Mass Audubon’s Nature in the City and Boston GreenUp programs that seek to enhance climate resilience for communities throughout Greater Boston. These programs help make schoolyards more eco-friendly, restore urban green spaces, improve tree canopies and provide workforce development programming for youth through hands-on experience in green careers.