Bedrooms Are For People


A Citizen-Led Ballot Initiative in Boulder, CO

Please Support Our Grassroots Ballot Campaign in Boulder, CO


Bedrooms Are For People is a volunteer ballot initiative campaign to reform the Boulder government’s discriminatory home occupancy limits by allowing at least one person to live in each bedroom of a home, regardless of whether or not those people are related to each other.


Thank you so much for contributing what you can. Your generosity will fuel this campaign and will make our community a more welcoming, inclusive, and affordable place to call home. 


Together, we can make a difference. Thank you for investing in this critical community initiative!


Political donations are not tax-deductible.

Our donors

DA

David Adamson

donated

$104.15

Your work on next steps is very impressive!

JM

Joshua Maynard

donated

$519.52

Thanks for all your hard work on affordable housing!

SK

Savannah Kruger

donated

$26.27

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Ransom

donated

$22

It’s time to shift our ways, for the planets benefit and for the sake of freedom ! Thank you for voting yes on 300!

H

Hannah

donated

$10.70

I'm a young farmer who values community, affordability, mountain views, and good locally grown food. Bedrooms Are For People makes all that possible by proposing a sensible occupancy law that doesn't unduly restrict our rights to live with others.

E

Erik

donated

$100

There is no legitimate progressive opposition to this measure. Thank you for not letting them forget it.

K

Kirsten

donated

$100

Thank you for your work to make Boulder a more fair housing environment.

SK

Savannah Kruger

donated

$52.23

Thank you all so much! This is such important work!

DR

Doug Roberts

donated

$52.23

Keep up the good work, fight those bastards at City Hall!

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David

Good luck and thanks for the hard work and perseverance, not only through the pandemic but also for overcoming the obstacle of just getting this important issue on our ballots!

SH

Stephen Haydel

donated

$52.23

SE

Steven Ely

Greater density, less commuting, and less new concrete and construction mean a cooler Earth, less smog and less climate monster wildfires, floods, hurricanes and heatwaves. I am XOEarth.org's director.

LC

Louise Chawla

donated

$104.15

MD

Maura Dudley

donated

$30

MM

Marti Matsch

JB

Jessica Benjamin

MA

Matt Appelbaum

donated

$100

TH

Tina Hart

donated

$26.27

SL

Sandra Laursen

donated

$26.27

I support shared housing to reduce energy consumption, decrease carbon footprint, and foster a more diverse community.

WT

Will Toor

donated

$208

Boulder's current occupancy limits essentially make it illegal to be poor in Boulder. From the time I moved here at age 18 in 1980 until 1993, I was in violation of this ordinance the entire time, as where all my friends - none of us had the money to live here without sharing a home. I went on to become mayor and county commissioner, but I have never forgotten what it was like to have to live in fear that we would be evicted simply for the "crime" of not being wealthy enough.

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Y R Fivian

KM

Katie Malzbender

donated

$52.23

BH

Brent Halsey

donated

$52.23

About time for people to stop living in the shadows.

J

John

donated

$10.70

Just stunning that this is the kind of thing we have to fight for. Yes, I do indeed believe people should LIVE INDOORS, you ancient white ghouls.

BW

Brett Winters

donated

$10

MB

Matt Benjamin

B

Buzz

donated

$52.23

SC

Sara Campbell

donated

$52.23

The air quality has been so bad lately! People who work in Boulder should be able to afford to live there too!!

P

Peter

SP

Susan Prant