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Speak Up for the Housing Trust Fund

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Michele Thomas, Director of Policy and Advocacy

The 2014 state legislative session began on Monday and now is the time to tell your elected officials that you want them to prioritize affordable housing and homelessness this session!

Please click here to send a message to your lawmakers today to ask them to invest deeply in the Housing Trust Fund this session!

This session is going to be quick, and lawmakers have many issues before them. The affordable housing and homelessness community can join together and make sure our issues rise to the top of our lawmakers' agendas. Making your voice heard today will help to start this session off with a bang and will make sure that the Housing Trust Fund is prioritized.

If you haven't already, please register for Housing & Homelessness Advocacy Day. It's one of the biggest advocacy events of this session. And it would be great to see you there!

 

 

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