285 organizations
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Lupus Research Alliance is a national nonprofit that funds lupus research and works to find better tests, treatments, and a cure. It also shares lupus information, helps people join research studies, and offers a limited emergency grant for people with lupus who have urgent bills.
11 services
Atlanta Volunteer Lawyers Foundation gives free legal help to qualified Atlanta-area families and tenants. They help with domestic violence protective orders, eviction defense, unsafe housing, family law after abuse, and some emergency support referrals.
Downtown11 services
Small Steps in Speech is a nonprofit that helps children and young adults with speech or language disorders. They give grants to help pay for future speech therapy, speech camps, and some communication devices or apps when insurance does not cover the need.
2 services
Little Star Foundation is a nonprofit founded by Andrea Jaeger that helps children with cancer, children with life-threatening or life-changing conditions, and families in crisis. It offers financial help, educational scholarships, medical and hospital outreach support, and free sports, arts, and equine therapy programs. I did not verify an Atlanta office; the official contact address is in Santa Rosa Beach, Florida, and the foundation says it helps families across the U.S. and globally.
6 services
Helping Hands for Freedom is a nonprofit that supports families of fallen, wounded, and deployed military members. It helps eligible military, veteran, and Gold Star families with emergency payments for bills like rent, mortgage, utilities, insurance, and vehicle payments when funds are available.
3 services
Giving Kitchen (GK) is a nonprofit that helps food service workers in crisis. They may help with rent, mortgage, and utility bills after an injury, illness, death in the family, housing disaster, or substance-use treatment, and they also connect workers to health, mental health, legal, housing, employment, and family resources.
10 services
Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society helps eligible Sailors, Marines, and their families with money needs. The Albany office offers financial help, emergency travel help, and Budget for Baby by appointment.
5 services
The Brooke Healey Foundation helps families dealing with pediatric cancer, especially brain cancer and DIPG. It gives financial help for bills and needed items, supports DIPG research, and awards scholarships to civically active students.
6 services
Genevieve's Helping Hands, Inc. offers the Genevieve Memorial Breast Cancer Recovery Grant. The grant helps mothers who were first diagnosed with breast cancer at age 40 or younger with recovery-related treatment location and related expenses.
2 services
First Responders Children’s Foundation is a national nonprofit that helps children and families of first responders. It offers emergency grants, bereavement help, scholarships, free counseling in some states, community grants, and holiday toy programs.
10 services
Amanda Hope Rainbow Angels is a Phoenix nonprofit that helps children and families facing childhood cancer or another life-threatening illness. They offer free counseling and support, adaptive Comfycozy clothing for treatment access, family events, meals, and limited financial help for Arizona families.
7 services
The B+ Foundation helps families of children with cancer across the United States. It gives financial help for costs tied to a child's cancer diagnosis, such as rent, mortgage, travel for treatment, and medicines insurance will not cover. It also offers free emotional support resources, webinars, peer support groups, and school re-entry guides.
11 services
Pinky Swear Foundation helps families in the United States when a child has cancer. It gives financial help for everyday needs like rent, utilities, food, gas, and transportation so families can focus on their child.
5 services
Vital Options International is a nonprofit that helps patients, caregivers, and families dealing with cancer and other chronic, terminal, or rare illnesses. It offers health education, an online support community, resource referrals, and a grant program for people facing serious financial hardship.
2 services
NORD is a national nonprofit for people living with rare diseases and their families. It helps people find rare disease information, specialists, clinical trials, and possible financial help for medicine, insurance costs, testing, travel, education, and caregiver respite.
8 services
The Salvation Army Georgia Division is the Georgia branch of The Salvation Army. It connects people to local Salvation Army centers and runs Project SHARE, which helps Georgia households in a short-term crisis with utility bills and limited rent help when funds are available.
2 services
Multiple Sclerosis Foundation, also called MS Focus, is a national nonprofit that helps people with multiple sclerosis and their families. It offers a helpline, emergency rent and utility help, medical and dental help, transportation, home care support, equipment, computers, education, and mailed learning materials.
12 services
Miles for Cystic Fibrosis, also called M4CF, helps people living with cystic fibrosis stay active and well. It offers exercise grants, virtual wellness programs, education, incentives, and some financial help for the CF community.
4 services
Loving Arms Cancer Outreach helps people with cancer and their families in parts of northwest Georgia. They offer financial help, grocery and gas cards, utility help, support groups, free wigs and head coverings, and donated medical supplies when available.
7 services
The National Children’s Cancer Society helps children with cancer, their families, and childhood cancer survivors. They offer travel and emergency financial help, case-manager support, survivor resources, college scholarships, and global medical supply support.
12 services
