Money & Benefits

Think of Us is a national nonprofit that works to improve the child welfare system. It helps young people, caregivers, kinship caregivers, agencies, and partners connect with resources, complete applications, shape better policy, and test new child welfare solutions.

3 services

Hope For The Warriors is a national nonprofit for post-9/11 service members, veterans, military families, caregivers, and families of the fallen. They help with financial needs, mental health support, career coaching, peer support, scholarships, wishes, and community events.

14 services

Homeownership Preservation Foundation runs 995Hope, a national nonprofit housing counseling hotline and a GreenPath company. HUD-certified counselors help homeowners, renters, and homebuyers understand their options, make an action plan, and deal with foreclosure, rent trouble, mortgage changes, debt, and money stress.

6 services

Angelman Syndrome Foundation is a national nonprofit that supports people with Angelman syndrome and their families. It helps with education, family support, free counseling, clinic referrals, research updates, and community events.

11 services

StandUp Wireless is a Lifeline phone service provider. It helps eligible households get free monthly talk, text, and data, and it also sells low-cost prepaid wireless plans.

5 services

SAGE is a national organization that supports and advocates for LGBTQ+ older adults. Its former National LGBTQ+ Elder Hotline was discontinued in 2023, but SAGE still offers online community, resources, partner referrals, advocacy, housing information, financial wellness tools, and in-person services in New York and Florida.

7 services

Modern Widows Club is a nonprofit support community for women who have lost a spouse or partner. It helps widows through local and virtual groups, online courses, support clubs, webinars, a helpline, and practical resources for grief, health, parenting, money, and rebuilding life.

11 services

The Rhett Sullivan Foundation helps families after the unexpected loss of a young child. They can help with costs like funeral, burial, monument, and counseling, and they also provide grief resources and comfort packages. The foundation is based in Texas and serves Texas first, but may review requests from other locations.

4 services

Concerns of Police Survivors, Inc. is a national nonprofit for families and co-workers of law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty. It helps survivors with peer support, counseling cost help for children, scholarships, camps, survivor weekends, and law enforcement trauma training.

8 services

USA Cares is a national nonprofit that helps post-9/11 veterans, service members, and their families during money crises. They may help with housing, utilities, transportation, food, career transition support, and follow-up support after emergency aid.

9 services

Carson's Village is a nonprofit that helps families after the death or expected death of a loved one. Their free advocates help families organize urgent funeral tasks, find support resources, make a family web page, and connect with grief support.

8 services

The ALS Insurance and Benefits Resource Line is a free phone and online help line run by Patient Advocate Foundation with The ALS Association. Case managers help people with ALS and their caregivers understand health insurance, disability benefits, medical bills, insurance denials, and financial hardship tied to care.

4 services

MYGOAL is a New Jersey-based nonprofit that supports families and people affected by autism and other intellectual disabilities. It helps through an annual autism grant, family education and support events, resource guides, outreach drives, and support coordination in parts of New Jersey.

7 services

Victoria's Victory Foundation helps people in the United States who have mobility disabilities from an injury or diagnosis. They provide scholarship grants for things like mobility equipment, caregiver hours, activity-based training, and home or vehicle changes, and they also help people find disability resources.

3 services

Pour Over Love is a nonprofit community program for young adults who need stable support, mentoring, and career help. It runs a 1-year program with leadership growth, job or internship help, financial literacy, mental health support, and a dedicated mentor.

5 services

BCM Georgia helps low-income working families in Atlanta and Fulton County stay housed. They offer emergency rent and utility help, longer housing support for families with children, and financial education to build stability.

5 services