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Bring It Home | Minnesota Housing Bring It Home Rental Assistance Program The Bring It Home Rental Assistance Program, also referred to as “Bring It Home”, is a new program to create rental assistance for low-income families across Minnesota.
Funded by state appropriations and a new metro sales tax for housing, the program will provide grants to eligible Program Administrators who will administer the program as direct tenant and/or project based rental assistance for cost burdened households at 50% area median income (AMI) or less. Priority for rental assistance shall be given to households earning under 30% AMI that include children.
An eligible Program Administrator is a: Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) administrator: A Housing and Redevelopment Authority (HRA) or other local government agency or authority that administers federal tenant-based or project-based assistance under Section 8 of the United States Housing Act of 1937; Tribal Entity: A Tribal government or Tribal Designated Housing Entity; or Nongovernmental Organization: If there is no entity in either category above with the capacity or authority to administer the program, a nongovernmental organization determined by the Minnesota Housing to have the capacity to administer the program.
Below is a map of the current Program Administrators Your browser does not support iframes, but you can visit Request for Proposal (RFP) Materials (Application Closed) Minnesota Housing announces the availability of approximately $60 million to eligible program administrators to provide direct rental assistance through the Bring It Home Rental Assistance Program Request for Proposals (RFP). The application is now closed.
Bring It Home – RFP Application (reference only) Bring It Home – RFP Application Instructions Bring It Home – Budget Template Bring It Home – Signature Page Tip Sheet - Bring It Home – RFP Application Tip Sheet - Bring It Home – Budget Template Pre-Award Risk Assessment for Political Subdivisions Pre-Award Risk Assessment Form for Nonprofits Bring It Home – Attachment A – Details for Rental Assistance Option 2 Bring It Home – Attachment B – Details for Rental Assistance Option 3 Minnesota Housing hosted a technical assistance session for potential Bring It Home Program applicants on March 6, 2025.
Watch the recording (00:25:59) For more information about Bring It Home, please review the May 2026 Program Guide and a version showing the updates made since the previous Program Guide . If you need this document in another format, contract bringithome. mhfa@state.
mn. us . The authorizing statute (Minnesota Statutes, section 462A.
2095) requires that Minnesota Housing make grants statewide in proportion to Eligible Households. Agency staff have developed a methodology to estimate the initial annual minimum grant amount per PA along with establishing a set aside for Tribal Nations. For details, view the Minimum Grant Awards .
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Explore our FAQ document for detailed information about the program , application process, and more. You can also review the Bring It Home – FAQ Addendum (January 2026) for additional information. Below is a list of items required from selected administrators.
All items must be submitted via Box. Please refer to your award letter and due diligence checklist for specific instructions. Bring It Home – Budget for Grant Execution Bring It Home – Workplan Option 1 Bring It Home – Workplan Option 2 Bring It Home – Workplan Option 3 If you have not registered as a Vendor/Supplier with the State of Minnesota, follow these Supplier Registration Instructions to complete this process.
Minnesota Housing hosted a Due Diligence Information Session for Bring It Home Program grantees on August 18, 2025. Watch the session recording (00:20:49) or view the presentation slides . If you need help accessing or using your Box folder for document submission, use the Submitting Documents Using Box Tip Sheet or email BringItHome.
MHFA@state. mn. us .
Information and Forms for Program Administrators Minnesota Housing presented an information session at the Minnesota NAHRO 2025 Annual Conference on September 24, 2025. A recording of the session was made at a later date and is available to watch, along with the presentation slides .
Bring It Home – Participant File Documentation Checklist Bring It Home Project Based Voucher (PBV) Guidance Bring it Home follows the same income limits that HUD sets for the Housing Choice Voucher program; find current limits for your geographic service area on this page .
Bring It Home – HAP Contract - Tenant Based Fillable Bring It Home – HAP Contract - Tenant Based Printable Bring It Home – HAP Contract - PBV Fillable Bring It Home – HAP Contract - PBV Printable Bring It Home – Participant Application Fillable Bring It Home – Participant Application Printable Bring It Home – Voucher Fillable Bring It Home – Voucher Printable Monitoring, Fund Disbursement, and Data Reporting Bring It Home – Quarterly Grant Progress Narrative Bring It Home – Administrative Compliance Checklist Bring It Home – File Monitoring Checklist Bring It Home – Housing Data Reporting Template : quarterly household data reporting instructions, templates, reporting schedule, guidelines for aligning software-exported reports, and manual reporting sheets are available in this document Procedures for Requesting Funds Procedure for Requesting Bring it Home Start Up Funds Procedure for Requesting Bring it Home HAP and Admin Funds Certification Form for Requesting Bring it Home Funds Minnesota Housing hosted a Monitoring Requirements Technical Assistance Session for Bring It Home Program grantees on February 10, 2026.
Watch the session recording (24:46) or view the presentation slides. If you need help accessing or using your Box folder for document submission, use the Submitting Documents Using Box Tip Sheet or email BringItHome. MHFA@state.
mn. us . For monitoring questions, reach out to Shannon Fortune at shannon.
fortune@state. mn. us .
For fund disbursement questions, reach out to Terese Fritchman at terese. fritchman@state. mn.
us . Have questions? The Bring It Home team is here to help!
If you are seeking rental assistance: If you need help finding or paying for housing or other housing support, visit Find Housing Help . It has resources that could help, including the appropriate coordinators to support you. If you are a Program Administrator: Reach out to BringItHome.
MHFA@state. mn. us , and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Local, regional, and Tribal administrators in Minnesota. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $123 million total, distributed among grantees. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Bring It Home Rental Assistance is funded by Minnesota Housing. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Minnesota. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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