271 organizations
We are still writing the honest guide for this category. In the meantime, the organizations below are ready to help.
3D Girls, Inc. is an Atlanta nonprofit that helps girls, young women, mothers, and families. It runs girls' STEAM, leadership, mentoring, and social-emotional programs, plus mom support circles and emergency resource help for families in metro Atlanta.
6 services
The Blue Card gives direct financial help to Holocaust survivors in need across the United States. It helps with urgent needs like food, rent, utilities, medicine, dental care, medical costs, transportation to care, safety alert systems, and support for survivors with cancer.
11 services
The Musella Foundation For Brain Tumor Research & Information, Inc. is a nonprofit that helps people with brain tumors and their families. It offers brain tumor treatment information, a copay assistance program for certain brain tumor drugs, a free drug discount card, patient resources, and funding for brain tumor research.
5 services
Esophageal Cancer CareLine is a free phone and online case management program run by Patient Advocate Foundation with EC Aware. It helps people with esophageal cancer handle health insurance, treatment access, medical bills, disability benefits, workplace benefits, and basic needs that affect care.
6 services
Georgia Emergency Management and Homeland Security Agency is the state agency that helps Georgia prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters and security threats. It works with local governments, state and federal agencies, nonprofits, and businesses, and it offers disaster information, recovery help, grants, training, and ways to report threats.
8 services
Children's Leukemia Research Association, Inc. is a nonprofit based in Garden City, New York that helps people in the United States who have leukemia or another blood cancer. Its Patient Aid Program reimburses approved medical and pharmacy copays, but the 2026 program is currently closed to new applications. CLRA also funds leukemia and blood cancer research grants.
2 services
Chemo Divas Foundation is a nonprofit network of cancer patients, survivors, caregivers, and advocates. It helps people find cancer support resources, shares stories from underrepresented women affected by cancer, and offers direct financial assistance when grant funds are available.
4 services
Anna Grace Foundation, Inc. is a Boise, Idaho nonprofit that helps single parents in person and online. It offers local resource information, emotional support, life coaching, Zoom support chats, one-to-one connections, and low-cost family and adult events.
6 services
truckersfinalmile is a 501(c)(3) charity for North American CDL truck drivers and their families. It helps during a death, serious injury, major medical event, or crisis at home by arranging verified travel, lodging, transportation, funeral-related help, mobility improvements, and grief support when funds are available.
8 services
Laughing At My Nightmare is a nonprofit that helps people with disabilities get equipment, technology, emergency help, and education support. Its grants can help pay vendors for adaptive equipment, assistive technology, and some urgent basic needs when programs are open.
6 services
Join the Flock, Inc. is a volunteer-run nonprofit that helps families affected by cancer. They provide financial relief by covering monthly housing payments, mainly mortgage or housing bills, after a nomination and review process.
3 services
Communities In Schools of Atlanta works inside partner schools to help students stay in school and graduate. Staff connect students and families with support like tutoring, mentoring, food, emergency help, emotional support, and referrals.
14 services
The Sobriety Resource is a Georgia nonprofit that helps people and families dealing with addiction find trusted recovery and treatment options. They offer free consultations, referrals, and possible financial scholarships for people who qualify.
7 services
Kailee Mills Foundation is a Spring, Texas nonprofit focused on seat belt safety. It helps families after fatal or serious vehicle crashes with case-by-case financial help, grief counseling support, school safety programs, and scholarships, with current family assistance focused mostly on Texas vehicle crashes.
5 services
Testicular Cancer Awareness Foundation is a national nonprofit based in Grand Junction, Colorado. It teaches people about early detection, supports testicular cancer patients, survivors, and caregivers, and offers limited financial help for families in immediate need during treatment.
7 services
Operation First Response is a nonprofit based in Culpeper, Virginia. It helps active-duty service members, active-duty first responders, Gold Star families, and some veterans with emergency costs, recovery support, training, hygiene items, and memorial projects.
7 services
The Melvin Weinstein Parkinson’s Foundation helps people with Parkinson’s disease who are having money problems. It buys needed equipment and supplies so people can stay safer and healthier at home.
2 services
American Life Fund is a viatical settlement company, not a charity grant program. It helps people with serious or life-threatening illness sell an active life insurance policy for a lump-sum cash payment, but its website says services are not available to residents of Georgia, Florida, or Washington.
2 services
TREA: The Enlisted Association is a national membership and advocacy group for enlisted service members, veterans, retirees, Guard and Reserve members, and their families. It works on earned military benefits and offers member programs, emergency help through TREA Gives, scholarships, and member meetings.
7 services
Kids Cancer Fund is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in Clovis, California. It helps families of children with cancer through financial assistance grants and also funds pediatric cancer research.
7 services
