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Resident Relief Initiative

Financial support is urgently needed to sustain our mission to help responsible residents stay in their homes. Join a coalition of multifamily industry partners and charitable organizations to bring relief to renters, especially those facing eviction caused by COVID-19.

Because 100% of our overhead is covered by our founders and board, every dollar you donate contributes toward helping our mission to provide rental assistance and financial education to individuals in need across the country and help stem the looming housing, eviction, and homeless crisis caused by the pandemic.

Every donation, large and small, helps someone or a family facing eviction.

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You can also mail a check to:

The Resident Relief Foundation
18751 Ventura Blvd., 2nd Fl, Tarzana, CA 91356

One hundred percent of RRF’s overhead is covered by our co-founders so every dollar you donate is a dollar used to help those on the verge of eviction or possible homelessness.

The Resident Relief Foundation is a 501(c)(3) public non-profit approved by the IRS and registered with Guidestar.

Did you know?

The average monthly expenses for American households are $5,111, according to the most recent Consumer Expenditure Survey from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).

Where does all that money go? For the typical person, it covers quite a few different things from major costs like payments to their mortgage lender and groceries to smaller expenses like apparel.

By peeking into the national average budget for all these categories, we can get a better idea of where people spend the most and how our own spending habits compare.

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