The fund will help real estate agents impacted by last year’s California wildfires.
Source: Inman News
Zillow and Giveback Homes launch $40K disaster relief fund
Published in Agent, California Wildfires, Camp Fire, Caroline Pinal, disaster relief fund, giveback homes, hurricane harvey, Industry News, racquel russell and Zillow
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