Hearts and Homes Application for Disaster Relief (https://mailchi.mp/lrra/hearts-and-homes-application-for-disaster-relief?e=cae1a9508a)


The REALTOR® Relief Fund is working with Hearts and Homes by supplying a $1 million grant to help Arkansans during this desperate time. The total request amount is $2000.00 per applicant/household. These funds will be made available to the public to assist with disaster victims' housing payments as relief and recovery efforts continue. Below is the link to the updated and fillable Hearts and Home Application, as well as a direct link to the ARA Hearts and Homes page located on our website and another to the application. 

If those affected can get this application back to Arkansas REALTORS Association with some sort of address verification (mortgage statement, lease agreement or utility bill) and photos of the home/location, they'll be set. ARA is beginning application processing next week and they will be accepting applications through May for the disaster.
 
Thank you to everyone assisting your community and spreading the word about this wonderful assistance program. 
 
Website: https://www.arkansasrealtors.com/consumers/hearts-and-homes
Direct Link: 
https://www.dropbox.com/s/76zdiqb9h0a6f8w/Arkansas%20Individual%20Grant%20Application%20FILLABLE.pdf?dl=0 

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD APPLICATION
CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD DISASTER RELIEF RESOURCES PDF
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