Colorado realtors’ foundation sets up grant for residents impacted by wildfires
The funds must go toward monthly mortgage payments for a primary residence damaged by a wildfire in Colorado or rental costs due to displacement

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The Colorado Association of Realtors Foundation has started a fund to help homeowners address damages from wildfires burning across the state, according to a news release.
The foundation will provide grants up to $1,500 per household to help Coloradans who “have lost their homes, experienced damage or been displaced,” the news release states. The funding is available on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Qualified applicants include any victims of a wildfire in Colorado this summer, and the funds must go toward monthly mortgage expenses for a primary residence damaged by a wildfire or rental costs due to displacement, according to the foundation.
To find out more about the grant visit, CARFoundation.org/initiatives/disaster-relief.

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