155 organizations
We are still writing the honest guide for this category. In the meantime, the organizations below are ready to help.
Courage Under Cancer Foundation is an Arizona-based nonprofit that helps Arizona residents who are battling cancer. It gives one-time financial help, paid directly to a company or biller, for needs like rent, utilities, medical bills, medicine, travel to doctor visits, and car costs.
4 services
Myositis Support and Understanding (MSU) is a national patient-led nonprofit for people living with myositis and their care partners. It helps with education, online support groups, advocacy, research opportunities, and a financial assistance program for eligible U.S. patients.
12 services
Nurses House is a nurse-managed nonprofit that helps registered nurses across the United States. It gives short-term grants to nurses who cannot work because of illness, injury, or disability, mainly to help with rent or mortgage payments.
5 services
The Salvation Army Metro Atlanta Area Command is the regional Salvation Army office serving the Atlanta area. It helps people facing crisis with food, clothing, rent or mortgage help, utility help, shelter, youth programs, recovery programs, disaster relief, and other basic needs through local Corps and service centers.
11 services
The Salvation Army Metro Atlanta Area Command runs Red Shield Services at 469 Marietta Street NW in Atlanta. It helps people who are homeless or at risk of losing housing with shelter, recovery programs, re-housing help, meals, and emergency financial help.
Downtown10 services
The Salvation Army Metro Atlanta Area Command is a faith-based nonprofit serving people across Metro Atlanta. It helps people in crisis with rent or mortgage help, utility help, food, clothing, shelter, youth programs, disaster relief, and recovery programs.
11 services
The Salvation Army Metro Atlanta Area Command is a faith-based nonprofit serving people across metro Atlanta. It helps with emergency financial needs, food, shelter, youth programs, disaster help, and support for people trying to get stable housing.
11 services
The Salvation Army Metro Atlanta Area Command is a faith-based charity serving people across metro Atlanta. It helps with emergency needs like rent, utilities, food, clothing, shelter, youth programs, and disaster relief through local Salvation Army centers.
7 services
Chico Rancheria Housing Corporation is the housing entity for the Mechoopda Indian Tribe of Chico Rancheria in Chico, California. It helps low-income Native American and Mechoopda tribal families with affordable housing, rental help, move-in costs, home repairs, homebuyer help, and self-sufficiency planning.
11 services
Debt Management Credit Counseling Corp. is a nonprofit credit counseling agency based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. It helps people by phone, online, and in person with budgets, debt repayment plans, credit reports, bankruptcy certificates, and housing counseling.
12 services
Mighty Oakes Heart Foundation helps families of children with congenital heart defects. They give grants and personal support so parents can pay bills and stay focused on their child during long hospital stays. Their listed service area is tied to partner hospitals in Missouri, Kansas, and Illinois, not Atlanta.
5 services
Emmaus House is a faith-rooted nonprofit in Atlanta’s Peoplestown area. It helps neighbors with food, SNAP applications, rent and utility help when funds are available, ID vouchers, mail services, MARTA help for medical visits, case management, youth programs, and job training connections.
Peoplestown13 services
Project Purple is a nonprofit that helps people with pancreatic cancer and funds research. It can help eligible patients pay bills like rent, mortgage, utilities, medical bills, copays, and prescriptions, and it also offers meal help and comfort blankets.
7 services
Kim's Hope is a nonprofit that helps people in the United States who have glioblastoma, a brain cancer, and their families. It gives financial aid for care at home, travel for treatment, medicine and treatment costs, regular bills, and one education grant for a child or grandchild of a glioblastoma patient. One current page says new financial aid applications are temporarily closed, so families should check the website or call before applying.
8 services
Julia’s Wings Foundation helps families of children with rare blood and bone marrow diseases, including aplastic anemia, MDS, and PNH. It gives short-term financial help for costs like travel, lodging, medicine, co-pays, rent, utilities, and other living expenses during treatment.
3 services
Patches of Light is a Hilliard, Ohio nonprofit that helps families with critically or terminally ill children. They help with urgent needs like rent or mortgage, utilities, gas, groceries, parking, travel, and other emergency costs so families can stay close during treatment.
4 services
Caring For Others, Inc. is an Atlanta nonprofit that helps people and families facing poverty or a short-term crisis. They provide food, clothing, furniture, school and student support, disaster relief, and some emergency financial help for bills when funds are available.
11 services
Rally Foundation for Childhood Cancer Research is an Atlanta-based nonprofit that raises money for childhood cancer research and family support. Its Family Emergency Fund gives limited emergency grants for families of children and young adults in cancer treatment, and its research grants fund pediatric cancer researchers.
6 services
The Georgia Department of Community Affairs is a state agency that supports housing and community development across Georgia. It helps through programs like Housing Choice Vouchers, homebuyer assistance, homelessness resources, and grants to local partners, but many services are handled through partner agencies or waiting lists.
11 services
The Air & Space Forces Association, still called AFA, is a national nonprofit that supports Airmen, Guardians, and their families. Its Wounded Airmen & Guardians Program gives approved grants for needs like rent, utilities, gas, travel, adaptive equipment, and caregiver support, but requests must go through Air Force Wounded Warrior staff.
5 services
