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Resident Relief Foundation Extends Its Reach During Pandemic, Helping More Than 100 Families Facing Eviction Remain In Their Homes

Benzinga
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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. read more

Colorado has money to help struggling renters, but some landlords won’t play ball

The Colorado Sun
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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. read more

Colorado’s $375 Unemployment Payments Are Coming, But Other Pandemic Benefits Will Expire Soon

Colorado Public Radio
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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. read more

Colorado rent collections stay high, evictions low

Colorado Springs Business Journal
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Colorado’s rent collections stayed steady in October, sitting at 94.3 percent as of Oct. 20 read more
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We exist to be the bridge that helps responsible residents stay in their homes during a singular, unexpected financial emergency.

Whether it’s a temporary job interruption, an auto accident, a medical emergency, a victim of a natural disaster, or something else, our desire is to provide qualified residents with housing stability during a chaotic time and help them avoid eviction, a forced move, or, worse, becoming homeless.


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