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Rental & Eviction Resources & Information

Rental Assistance (no new applications accepted)

Community Action Marin proudly serves as the coordinating agency for the Chronicle Season of Sharing Fund in Marin County. When funding has not been fully utilized for the year, the Chronicle Season of Sharing Fund can provide short-term, one time financial assistance with rent or mortgage and security deposits for those experiencing housing instability and have exhausted other resources and support from family, friends, and other organizations. The maximum amount of assistance provided is $5,000. Payments are made in the form of a grant directly to the supplier of services, such as the landlord.

Season of Sharing Fund Update (10/8/24)
Please be aware that there is currently a waiting list for the Season of Sharing program and we are no longer accepting applications for 2024.
Please check back in early 2025 for more information on eligibility, required documents, and how to apply.

For individuals and families who are facing an unforeseen emergency and cannot access food resources, they may be able to receive an Emergency Food Box in partnership with the San Francisco-Marin Food Bank. This box includes a supply of non-perishable food as well as information about the Food Bank. Please email our Community Supports team to learn more.

Other Housing Resources

Adopt-a-Family of Marin: 415.456.7805

Canal Alliance: 415.454.2640

North Marin Community Services, 415.897.4147, Ext. 0

Ritter Center: 415-457-8182 Ext. 130

St. Vincent de Paul Society of Marin County: 415-454-0366

West Marin Community Services: 415-663-8361

 

You can also download our housing resource list in English, Spanish or Vietnamese now.

Legal Aid of Marin. 415.492.0230

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Every year, Community Action Marin publishes a comprehensive list of local resources for Marin residents. Compiled with a special focus on programs serving those with low incomes, this guide plays a vital role in connecting people with services. This helps them thrive and knits a closer safety net of support among the various agencies serving Marin County.