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The Consumer Advocacy Program provides funding and support to engage consumers on state, local, and federal public policy issues.<\/p>\n

Consumer Advocacy Grant<\/h2>\n

Develop and execute a consumer-facing advocacy campaign.<\/h3>\n

The Consumer Advocacy grant allows local and state associations to create consumer advocacy campaigns in their communities that engage consumers to advance wise public policies to strengthen the real estate market, promote property ownership, and build strong communities.\u00a0Learn more<\/a> and access the Consumer Advocacy Grant Application<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p>\n

Consumer Advocacy Database<\/h2>\n

Amplify an existing advocacy campaign to engaged consumers.<\/h3>\n

We encourage state and local associations to engage with consumers in their communities on real estate policy issues. NAR has more than 10 million consumer names and email addresses are in the Consumer Advocacy database. These consumers have previously shown or demonstrated interest in NAR\u2019s issue or consumer outreach campaigns. Every state and territory has names in the database. If your association has an issue campaign, whether or not supported financially by NAR, the shared Consumer Advocacy database can give your association an edge in rallying public support.<\/p>\n

Contact\u00a0Erin Murphy<\/a>\u00a0at 202-383-1079 to learn more and access the database.<\/p>\n

Increase REALTOR\u00ae and consumer participation in calls for action.<\/h3>\n

Through Advocacy Everywhere<\/a>, state and local associations can email concerned consumers about public policy issues that impact homeownership. Be it a public policy issue or a community improvement issue, associations will gain valuable recognition and credibility as advocates that are working to protect consumer interests.<\/p>\n

Questions:\u00a0<\/strong>Contact\u00a0Erin Murphy<\/a>\u00a0at 202-383-1079.<\/p>\n

[\/vc_column_text][\/vc_column][\/vc_row][vc_row disable_element=”yes”][vc_column][vc_column_text css=””]The Consumer Advocacy Outreach Program provides funding and support to engage consumers on state, local, and federal public policy issues.<\/p>\n

Consumer Advocacy Grant<\/h2>\n

Develop and execute a consumer-facing advocacy campaign.<\/h3>\n

The Consumer Advocacy grant allows local and state associations to create consumer advocacy campaigns in their communities that engage consumers to advance wise public policies to strengthen the real estate market, promote property ownership, and build strong communities.\u00a0Learn more<\/a> and access the\u00a0Consumer Advocacy Outreach Grant Application<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p>\n

Consumer Advocacy Outreach Database<\/h2>\n

Amplify an existing advocacy campaign to engaged consumers.<\/h3>\n

We encourage state and local associations to engage with consumers in their communities on real estate policy issues. NAR has more than 10 million consumer names and email addresses are in the Consumer Advocacy Outreach database. These consumers have previously shown or demonstrated interest in NAR\u2019s issue or consumer outreach campaigns. Every state and territory has names in the database. If your association has an issue campaign, whether or not supported financially by NAR, the shared Consumer Advocacy Outreach database can give your association an edge in rallying public support.<\/p>\n

Contact\u00a0Erin Murphy<\/a>\u00a0at 202-383-1079 to learn more and access the database.<\/p>\n

Homeownership Issue Mobilization<\/h2>\n

Increase REALTOR\u00ae and consumer participation in calls for action.<\/h3>\n

Through Advocacy Everywhere<\/a>, state and local associations can email concerned consumers about public policy issues that impact homeownership. Be it a public policy issue or a community improvement issue, associations will gain valuable recognition and credibility as advocates that are working to protect consumer interests.<\/p>\n

Questions:\u00a0<\/strong>Contact\u00a0Erin Murphy<\/a>\u00a0at 202-383-1079.[\/vc_column_text][vc_column_text css=””]<\/p>\n

Consumer Advocacy Grant<\/h2>\n

The Consumer Advocacy grant allows local and state associations to create consumer advocacy activities in their communities that advance wise public policies that strengthen the real estate market, promote property ownership, and build strong communities leading to a healthy economy. Apply Today<\/a><\/p>\n

The Consumer Advocacy Outreach Program educates and engages consumers on public policy issues at the state, local and national levels. The program offers:<\/p>\n

Homeownership Issue Education and Consumer Action<\/h2>\n

Through Advocacy Everywhere, state and local associations can email concerned consumers about public policy issues that impact homeownership. Be it a public policy issue or a community improvement, associations will gain valuable recognition and credibility as advocates that are working to protect consumer interests.<\/p>\n

Shared Consumer Advocacy Outreach Database<\/h2>\n

We encourage state and local associations to engage with consumers in their communities on real estate policy issues. NAR has more than 10 million consumer names and email addresses are in the Consumer Advocacy Outreach database. These consumers have previously shown or demonstrated interest in NAR’s issue or consumer outreach campaigns. Every state and territory has names in the database. If your association has an issue campaign, whether or not supported financially by NAR’s Issues Mobilization Program, the shared Consumer Advocacy Outreach database can give your association an edge in rallying public support.<\/p>\n

<\/i> Consumer Advocacy Outreach Grant Application<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

Questions: <\/strong>Contact\u00a0Erin Murphy<\/a> at 202-383-1079.[\/vc_column_text][\/vc_column][\/vc_row][vc_row disable_element=”yes”][vc_column][vc_column_text el_class=”alert alert-danger”]<\/p>\n

Deadlines<\/strong>: The online application deadline was October 31, 2020 and we are no longer receiving applications.\u00a0The 2021 application will be available the first week of January.<\/p>\n

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Consumer Advocacy Grant<\/h2>\n

The Consumer Advocacy grant allows local and state associations to create consumer advocacy activities in their communities that advance wise public policies that strengthen the real estate market, promote property ownership, and build strong communities leading to a healthy economy. Apply Today<\/a><\/p>\n

The Consumer Advocacy Outreach Program educates and engages consumers on public policy issues at the state, local and national levels. The program offers:<\/p>\n

Homeownership Issue Education and Consumer Action<\/h2>\n

Through Advocacy Everywhere, state and local associations can email concerned consumers about public policy issues that impact homeownership. Be it a public policy issue or a community improvement, associations will gain valuable recognition and credibility as advocates that are working to protect consumer interests.<\/p>\n

Shared Consumer Advocacy Outreach Database<\/h2>\n

We encourage state and local associations to engage with consumers in their communities on real estate policy issues. NAR has more than 10 million consumer names and email addresses are in the Consumer Advocacy Outreach database<\/a>. These consumers have previously shown or demonstrated interest in NAR’s issue or consumer outreach campaigns. Every state and territory has names in the database. If your association has an issue campaign, whether or not supported financially by NAR’s Issues Mobilization Program, the shared Consumer Advocacy Outreach database can give your association an edge in rallying public support. LEARN MORE<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p>\n

<\/i> Consumer Advocacy Outreach Grant Application<\/strong><\/p>\n

Questions: <\/strong>Contact\u00a0Erin Murphy<\/a> at 202-383-1079.[\/vc_column_text][vc_column_text]<\/p>\n

Consumer Advocacy Grant<\/h2>\n

The Consumer Advocacy grant allows local and state associations to create consumer advocacy activities in their communities that advance wise public policies that strengthen the real estate market, promote property ownership, and build strong communities leading to a healthy economy. Apply Today<\/a><\/p>\n

The Consumer Advocacy Outreach Program educates and engages consumers on public policy issues at the state, local and national levels. The program offers:<\/p>\n

Homeownership Issue Education and Consumer Action Hub<\/h2>\n

NAR sends monthly emails to millions of concerned consumers about public policy issues that impact homeownership. Each message directs consumers to the HomeOwnershipMatters.Realtor website<\/a>, the new integrated site, where consumers can find information on issues that impact their property rights and communities. Consumers also can take direct action by signing a petition or sending a letter to lawmakers.<\/p>\n

Consumer Content for State and Local Associations and REALTORS\u00ae<\/h2>\n

We encourage state and local associations to post local consumer advocacy content to the\u00a0HomeOwnershipMatters.Realtor website<\/a>\u00a0on their own state web page. Be it a public policy issue or a community improvement, associations will gain valuable recognition and credibility as advocates that are working to protect consumer interests. Content for the state-specific\u00a0HomeownershipMatters.Realtor<\/a>\u00a0webpage can be written by the association, provided by a third-party news aggregator or written by professional writers that NAR makes available for consumer advocacy outreach. Associations and REALTORS\u00ae may use and repurpose current consumer advocacy content from the\u00a0HomeOwnershipMatters.Realtor<\/a>\u00a0website on their websites and social media pages or in newsletters.<\/p>\n

Shared Consumer Advocacy Outreach Database<\/h2>\n

More than 10 million consumer names and email addresses are in the Consumer Advocacy Outreach database<\/a>. These consumers have previously shown or demonstrated interest in NAR’s issue or consumer outreach campaigns. Every state and territory has names in the database that NAR will share with your association for consumer-focused issues advocacy. For a discounted cost, associations can send email communications to local consumers about public policy issues or homeownership. If your association has an issue campaign, whether or not supported financially by NAR’s Issues Mobilization Program, the shared Consumer Advocacy Outreach database can give your association an edge in rallying public support. LEARN MORE<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p>\n

<\/i> Consumer Advocacy Outreach Grant Application<\/strong><\/p>\n

Questions: <\/strong>Contact\u00a0Erin Murphy<\/a> at 202-383-1079.[\/vc_column_text][vc_column_text]The Consumer Advocacy Outreach Program educates and engages consumers on public policy issues at the state, local and national levels. The program offers:<\/p>\n

Homeownership Issue Education and Consumer Action Hub<\/h2>\n

NAR sends monthly emails to millions of concerned consumers about public policy issues that impacts homeownership. Each message directs consumers to the\u00a0HomeOwnershipMatters.Realtor website<\/a>, the new integrated site, where consumers can find information on issues that impact their property rights and communities. Consumers also can take direct action by signing a petition or sending a letter to lawmakers.<\/p>\n

Consumer Content for State and Local Associations and REALTORS\u00ae<\/h2>\n

We encourage state and local associations to post local consumer advocacy content to the\u00a0HomeOwnershipMatters.Realtor website<\/a>\u00a0on their own state web page. Be it a public policy issue or a community improvement, associations will gain valuable recognition and credibility as advocates that are working to protect consumer interests. Content for the state-specific\u00a0HomeownershipMatters.Realtor<\/a>\u00a0webpage can be written by the association, provided by a third-party news aggregator or written by professional writers that NAR makes available for consumer advocacy outreach. Associations and REALTORS\u00ae may use and repurpose current consumer advocacy content from the\u00a0HomeOwnershipMatters.Realtor<\/a>\u00a0website on their websites and social media pages or in newsletters.<\/p>\n

<\/i> Click here to submit content for Homeownershipmatters.Realtor<\/a><\/p>\n

Shared Consumer Advocacy Outreach Database<\/h2>\n

More than 7.2 million consumer names and email addresses are in the Consumer Advocacy Outreach database<\/a>. These consumers have previously shown or demonstrated interest in NAR’s issue or consumer outreach campaigns. Every state and territory has names in the database that NAR will share with your association for consumer-focused issues advocacy. For a discounted cost, associations can send email communications to local consumers about public policy issues or homeownership. If your association has an issue campaign, whether or not supported financially by NAR’s Issues Mobilization Program, the shared Consumer Advocacy Outreach database can give your association an edge in rallying public support. LEARN MORE<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p>\n

<\/i> Consumer Advocacy Outreach Grant Application<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

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