Stronger Connections. Smarter Decisions. More Resilient Communities.
Connecting organizations, community resources, and data to strengthen the Inland Empire.
No single organization can meet every community need. But when organizations are connected, informed, and working together, they can accomplish far more.
The Inland Equity Grid (IEG) is a regional platform that helps organizations discover one another, explore community conditions, identify opportunities for collaboration, and make more informed decisions.
Whether your organization focuses on health, housing, education, environmental justice, economic opportunity, disaster preparedness, or other community priorities, the IEG can help you strengthen your work and expand your connections.
Your organization has something valuable to contribute—and something valuable to gain.
What Is the Inland Equity Grid (IEG)?
Why the Inland Equity Grid Matters
Our communities are connected. Our systems should be, too.
Across Riverside and San Bernardino Counties, thousands of organizations, institutions, businesses, and community leaders work to improve the quality of life for Inland Empire residents.
Yet valuable resources, relationships, expertise, and information often remain disconnected.
The Inland Equity Grid helps bridge these gaps.
By bringing organizational information and community data together in one accessible platform, the IEG helps partners:
- Discover organizations and resources throughout the region.
- Identify community needs, disparities, and opportunities.
- Connect with potential partners across sectors.
- Strengthen coordination and reduce unnecessary duplication.
- Support data-informed planning and resource decisions.
- Build relationships that contribute to community resilience.
When organizations are better connected, communities are better supported.
Who Participates in the IEG?
Who Participates in the IEG
The Inland Equity Grid welcomes diverse partners including:
- Community-based organizations
- Faith leaders and congregations
- Public health agencies
- Environmental organizations
- Educational institutions
- Civic leaders and grassroots advocates
- Emergency management partners
Together, participants create a unified approach to addressing inequities and strengthening resilience.
💡 How the IEG Supports Communities
Through collaboration and information-sharing, the Inland Equity Grid:
- Connects partners to funding and resource opportunities
- Facilitates community dialogues and learning sessions
- Promotes data sharing and collaborative planning
- Supports initiatives that address systemic inequities
- Strengthens preparedness and response coordination