Langford announced it'd match up to $75,000 in donations. As of May 5, over $27,000 has been raised for the displaced tenants.
such as providing ID, three to six months of bank statements, and demonstrating their need for assistance.However, some residents like Davies tell CHEK News that they’re actively choosing not to apply due to concerns of failing to meet those requirements.“I feel like no matter what the situation is, we all suffered through it, and I don’t think we should have to prove our bank statements, and our income in order to receive.”“We did not apply because it’s a loan.
Only seven households of the nearly 100 have applied since the portal opened, and she says two have been approved as having an “immediate need.”Sign up for the CHEK Now daily email newsletter to get breaking news and the day's top stories sent to your email.“We are administrating a grant program for the city of Langford, for residents of Ridgeview Place that are currently in need,” said Gibson.
However, all residents of RidgeView will eventually receive a portion of the grant money, regardless of whether they have applied for it or not. Donations are continuously being accepted. CSPC says starting May 8, a portal will be opened to the public where they can apply to open up their homes permanently or temporarily to displaced residents.to displaced residents starting next week. Lisa Foxall, who created the fund, says over $10,000 has been raised.
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