The Resident Relief Foundation made 126 rental assistance grants since April of 2020 to help keep renters facing eviction due to a financial crisis remain in their homes.
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“Some landlords are not willing to do this, and if they’re not willing to do it, we can’t help them, that client, which is heartbreaking,” said Kristen Baluyot, with The Salvation Army.
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The state government will send one-time payments of $375 to about 430,000 people starting on Tuesday. Gov. Jared Polis ordered the payments as a miniature economic stimulus.
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Shane Young is the newest board member of the Resident Relief Foundation. The foundation provides emergency financial assistance to renters and as a result, help landlords who are at risk of foreclosure and bankruptcy.
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The Colorado Apartment Association also is providing resources for residents struggling with rental payments through a partnership with Resident Relief Foundation. So far, the fund has raised more than $130,000 for Colorado residents.
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Tina Oswald, executive director of the Resident Relief Foundation (RRF), which supports residents facing eviction, said she’s seen a dramatic increase in applications for assistance in general.
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The Resident Relief Foundation in Tarzana has launched a fundraiser to protect U.S. workers from eviction after suffering financial emergencies related to the coronavirus pandemic.
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CBS 6 News covers how the Resident Relief Foundation, in partnership with the Colorado Apartment Association, is helping people pay rent amid the pandemic-related rise in unemployment.
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Mottek On Money Special Edition - Coronavirus Crisis featuring Tina Oswald, executive director of the Resident Relief Foundation (22:30) who discusses how the foundation is helping people at all income levels who are having difficulty paying rent.
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ABC7 outlines today's top headlines for coronavirus-related news, including impacts to Los Angeles, and how the Resident Relief Initiative has been helping responsible residents prior to COVID-19 and continues during these challenging times.
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The Colorado Apartment Association and the Resident Relief Foundation have created a financial relief fund to directly help Colorado residents who are struggling to pay their rent because of coronavirus-related job or income loss or illness.
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The industry has come together during a difficult time to give back to the community as well as assist residents affected by the COVID-19 crisis.
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Now the Colorado Apartment Association, which contributed $25,000 of the $74,000 raised so far, is asking others to contribute to the national Resident Relief Foundation, which will ensure that donations from Coloradans will help Coloradans.
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The Colorado Apartment Association has partnered with the Resident Relief Foundation to create a financial relief fund that will directly help Colorado residents who are struggling to pay their rent because of coronavirus-related job or income loss or illness.
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The Resident Relief Foundation (RRF) and the Colorado Apartment Association announced a partnership providing assistance to renters on Thursday.
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The Colorado Apartment Association also recently announced a partnership with the Resident Relief Foundation to start a financial relief fund to help Coloradans who are struggling to pay rent.
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See how the Colorado Apartment Association has partnered with the Resident Relief Foundation to provide assistance to Coloradan residents affected by COVID-19.
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The Resident Relief Foundation has launched the Resident Relief Initiative, a multifamily industry fundraising effort seeking to raise $10 million in donations to keep more residents in their homes once eviction moratoriums are lifted.
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The “Resident Relief Initiative” is a multifamily industry coalition calling on large donors to contribute needed funds as pandemic housing crisis looms.
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An Army Veteran living in Los Angeles County was about to be evicted and homeless in May of 2018. No one would help him because he "made too much money" and all 20 agencies he called, turned him down. Thankfully, through LAHSA he was connected with us. We stepped in, cured his default and almost 2 years later, he's still living in that apartment, paying his rent on time, just like he had done before his medical emergencies. And very grateful.
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Our Executive Director, Tina Oswald, was invited to sit down with Anchors Giselle Fernandez, Lisa McRee and Melvin Robert to talk about how Resident Relief Foundation is helping ease the rent burden for workers affected by the government shutdown. (4 mins)
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Many Angelenos living paycheck to paycheck are one financial crisis away from eviction – and quite possibly an extended nightmare of homelessness... (paywall)
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According to a recent study by GoBankingRates, as reported by CNBC, Americans nowadays are completely unprepared for a sudden financial emergency.
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