What is the Texas REALTORS® Relief Fund?

March 01, 2020

The Texas REALTORS® Relief Fund helps Texans who have suffered losses from natural disasters.

The fund has provided relief to those who suffered damage from Tropical Storm Imelda, flooding in the Rio Grande Valley, severe weather in East Texas, and other natural disasters that have displaced homeowners across the state. In response to Hurricane Harvey, the fund distributed more than $3 million.

Who Does the Fund Benefit?

The Texas REALTORS® Relief Fund offers assistance to members and consumers following a disaster. When activated, criteria to apply for assistance are posted at texasrealestate.com/relief.

Celebrate the Association’s Centennial and Help the Fund

Proceeds from all purchases of Texas REALTORS® 100th anniversary merchandise benefit the fund. You can find centennial merchandise at texasrealestate.com/100.

The Texas REALTORS® Relief Fund is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Anyone can donate to the fund, and contributions are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.

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