The RAFT application opens Monday, May 8 and stays open through midnight, Sunday May 21.
The Recovery Action Fund for Saturday program was developed by Jewish Family Service and funded by the county with federal American Rescue Plan Act funds. To be eligible, people and families must earn less than 200% of the federal poverty level, which ranges from $29,160 a year for a single person to $60,000 for a family of four.
"I noted in my State of the County Address in February that at the height of the pandemic, I heard firsthand about the hardships people were going through as they tried to make ends meet and stay in their homes," said County Board Chairwoman Nora Vargas."We know that struggle continues for many. We want this money to help people overcome those hardships."Sign up for NBC San Diego newsletters.
Those who are having trouble recovering financially from the COVID-19 pandemic may apply for a grant through the Recovery Action Fund for Tomorrow. The RAFT application opened Monday and will stay open through midnight, Sunday May 21. A total of 2,250 families or people will be selected randomly from the pool of applicants by Jewish Family Service to receive the money.
Those who receive the $4,000 allocations can use them as they see fit on their most urgent needs and they do not have to pay the money back, the leaders said. The money can be electronically transferred directly into people's bank accounts, Venmo/PayPal accounts or gig work platforms.
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