• Eligibility Screening

  • Disaster Date Requirement

    Associa Cares provides financial assistance for natural or man-made disasters that occurred within the past 6 months. Applications for events older than six months are not eligible for assistance.

  • Date of Disaster*
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    2 digit month, 2 digit day, 4 digit year

  • Primary Residence Requirement

    Associa Cares provides aid only when disaster-related damage has occurred to a primary residence. A primary residence is defined as the home where you live for the majority of the year and is intended for full-time living. It does not include the yard, fencing, or other adjoining spaces.

  • Based on the information provided, your situation does not seem meet current eligibility requirements to continue the application. If you have questions about eligibility, please contact us for further information.

  • Your responses indicate you may qualify for Associa Cares disaster relief assistance. Please complete the application form on the next page.

  • Request For Assistance

  • Additional Contact Details

    (if you are submitting on behalf of the recipient, please include your contact details)
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  • Disaster Household Information

    (household refers to those living together who share financial responsibility for the home)
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  • Where the Disaster Occurred

  • Disaster Event Details

  • Displacement occurs when a disaster forced you to live away from your home for a period of time.

    Short-term = Less than 90 days

    Long-term = More than 90 days

    Permanent = You will not be able to move back into your home and require new permanent housing (this includes total rebuilds for homeowners and moveouts mandated by landlords for renters).

  • If aid is awarded, how do you plan to use the funds?*
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  • Required Documents

    Please provide the required documentation listed below. Failure to provide all required supporting documentation may result in a denial.

  • 1. Current State or Government Issued ID

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  • 2. Proof of Residence

    Provide documentation to verify that the disaster address is your primary residence. Acceptable documents include a current lease, deed, mortgage statement, or homeowner’s or renter’s insurance policy. (If you are unable to provide one of these documents due to your housing type, please complete the application and contact us to explain the situation.)

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  • 3. Supporting Documentation of Disaster (Required)

    Please note that you may be asked to provide additional supporting documentation, depending upon the nature or circumstances of the disaster. We recommend providing as much documentation as possible to verify both the disaster and address of the disaster.

  • Disaster Documents

    Official document that includes the disaster address such as fire or police reports, FEMA, Red Cross or insurance letters, repair or contractor receipts, or property management communication confirming damage or required repairs. For home fires, a fire report is required and must indicate that the fire was accidental or unintentional.

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  • Photos/Images of Disaster-Related Home Damage

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  • Website Link to Disaster Coverage

    A website link to the disaster coverage. This can be a news article covering the disaster event.

  • Permission to Contact

    If awarded aid, would you be willing to be contacted as a recipient to share a quote or your story regarding the positive impact the aid has made? We may use your quote to share with potential donors who make our grants possible. (Your “opt in” to this option has no bearing on whether your application is awarded or not).
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