We help a demographic no one else helps: hard-working, responsible people who, if they are the average working person in America, are living paycheck-to-paycheck, have less than $600 in savings, and are likely spending more than 30% of their income on rent. They are probably also carrying credit card or other debt but their income is too high to qualify for government or other program assistance.
#PreventEviction
Success Stories
There are many examples of the responsible residents we have helped; people who were hit with a sudden financial emergency and with nowhere else to turn, needed a little help to avoid eviction and stay in their apartments.
Denis and his family were recently on the verge of eviction. While undergoing treatment for Multiple Sclerosis, he found that his disability benefits would not cover all of the family’s rent and regular living expenses. That’s when the Resident Relief Foundation stepped in to help.
There have been very few things that made me cry in my lifetime. I don’t know what would have happened without their (Resident Relief) aid but I am beyond thankful every single day for what myself and my family have been gifted.
I’m thankful the Resident Relief program exists. It is simply miraculous that a group of people are out there that will help people who are temporarily having a really hard time.
Cassandra thought she was bettering her life for her family by taking a better job with an increase in salary. She had no way of knowing that the company would soon decide to move to another state and give her very short notice leaving her without a job.
Emmy is a hard-working mom of 2 disabled boys. A short-term job loss threatened their ability to stay in the place they've called home for the past 5 years.
As of 2017, Americans’ total revolving debt (typically summarized as credit card debt) was estimated to be over $1 trillion dollars. That's a one with twelve zeros. So if you are struggling with getting out of debt, clearly you are not alone.
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