144 organizations
We are still writing the honest guide for this category. In the meantime, the organizations below are ready to help.
PCs For People helps people with low incomes get online at home. They offer a low-cost internet plan with a modem and unlimited 4G LTE service, plus help getting a computer.
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Project Purple helps people who are in treatment for pancreatic cancer. They can help pay for your rent or mortgage, utility bills, and medical bills connected to your care.
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Public Service Telephone Company offers the federal Lifeline discount to help you pay your monthly phone bill. If you qualify, the discount lowers the cost of your phone service.
2 services
Pulsewrx helps you sign up for the federal Lifeline program, which lowers the cost of wireless phone service with talk, text, and data. If you qualify as a benefit recipient or have a low income, they can connect you to this discount.
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The Rally Foundation helps families whose child or teen has been diagnosed with cancer. Their Family Emergency Fund can help pay for healthcare, housing, and utility bills during treatment.
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SafetyNet Wireless offers a free wireless phone plan to households that qualify based on income or enrollment in certain government benefit programs. If you already get government benefits, they can help you stay connected with a free phone plan.
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Solutions Not Punishment Collaborative runs the TCOOO Fund, which gives direct cash help to Black trans community members facing an emergency. The money can help cover housing, rent, or utility bills.
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Sparklight's Lift Internet program offers low-cost, reliable home internet for families who qualify through federal assistance programs, with speeds up to 200 Mbps. It helps individuals and families on a tight budget stay connected.
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Spectrum has a low-cost internet program for households that can't afford full-price service. It offers high-speed 50 Mbps internet to people who qualify, including families, students, seniors, and benefit recipients.
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The St. Christopher Truckers Relief Fund (SCF) helps long-haul semi-truck drivers who can't work right now because of a recent medical problem. If a health issue is keeping you off the road, SCF can help pay for your housing.
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Tallatoona Community Action Partnership (CAP) runs the LIHEAP program, which helps low-income households pay their heating and cooling energy bills. If you're struggling to keep up with utility costs, they may be able to help.
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Tempo Telecom offers the Tempo Lifeline plan, a free government-supported wireless phone service for people with low incomes. If you qualify, you get free talk, text, and data so you can stay connected.
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The Pinetop Perkins Foundation, through its Pinetop Assistance League (PAL), helps elderly blues musicians pay for medical and living costs. It can assist with healthcare, housing, utilities, transportation, and burial or funeral expenses.
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The Salvation Army runs Financial Emergency Services Centers that help people and families through a money crisis. They can help you pay rent or utilities, and they also have a food pantry.
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The Salvation Army's Financial Emergency Services Centers help individuals and families who are facing a money crisis. They can help you pay for rent or housing and utilities, and they also run a food pantry.
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The Salvation Army runs Financial Emergency Services Centers that help individuals and families through a money crisis. They can help you pay for rent or utilities, and they have a food pantry too.
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The Salvation Army helps people facing a money emergency. They can help you pay rent or utilities, and they also run a food pantry for individuals and families.
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Thrive Mobile offers low-cost wireless phone plans, starting at $0 a month for people who qualify through the government's Lifeline program. They help adults, seniors, families, and benefit recipients with limited income stay connected.
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TruConnect offers Lifeline, a federal program that helps pay for phone service so you can stay connected. It's for adults 18 and older who have a low income or get government benefits.
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The U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs runs the Housing Improvement Program (HIP), which offers grants to help with home repairs, renovations, replacing a home, or building a new one. It serves low-income Native American adults, individuals, and families who are members of federally recognized tribes.
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