Financial Assistance Programs
A list of financial assistance programs to help with housing, childcare, food, utilities, and other basic needs.
Rental and Mortgage Payment Assistance
Legal services, rental assistance, and mediation for people who live in Boulder and are facing a potential eviction.
Financial assistance and services to prevent evictions, housing crises, and homelessness.
Financial assistance to help stabilize households and prevent homelessness.
Financial assistance for homeowners to catch up on past-due housing payments, property taxes, insurance and housing utilities.
Affordable Housing Programs
boulderhousing
Boulder's housing authority builds, owns, and manages 33% of the affordable housing units in the city.
Thistle is a private non-profit organization that develops and manages permanently affordable rental and ownership homes in Boulder County.
CU's Graduate and Family Housing provides more affordable rental opportunities for CU Boulder students, faculty, and staff.
Food Assistance
Frankie Ryder
Provides food directly to families, seniors, students, and local partners.
Serves income-qualified people living in the City of Boulder and mountain communities who have access to a kitchen.
Serves undergraduate and graduate students at CU Boulder experiencing food insecurity.
Serves CU Boulder students, faculty, staff, and Boulder and Broomfield County community members.
Provides education and support navigating local and national resources to CU faculty, staff, and students (e.g., enrolling in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, SNAP).
Utilities Assistance
Boulder County's LEAP program assists low-income families and individuals with their heating costs (runs November 1st through April 30th).
Rebate Programs
Rebates to help compensate residents with lower incomes for city sales tax they pay on food.
Other Financial Assistance Opportunities
Other Boulder County programs to help residents pay their bills and get back on their feet.
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