GOVERNMENT & NONPROFIT AID
Connecting You to Free Resources, Support Programs, and Services Designed to Relieve Financial Stress and Promote Stability
RESOURCES
Benefits.gov is the official government portal to access federal and state assistance programs. Use the Benefit Finder tool to discover help with food, housing, healthcare, education, and more—all based on your situation.
Legal Aid Directory – Legal Services Corporation (LSC) funds nonprofit legal aid organizations across the U.S. offering free or low-cost legal help for housing, domestic violence, consumer rights, and more. Use the “Find Legal Aid” tool to locate services in your area.
Feeding America operates the largest network of food banks and pantries in the country. Search by ZIP code to find free food distribution sites and emergency assistance in your community.
National Low Income Housing Coalition (NLIHC) advocates for affordable housing and offers resources to help renters find housing assistance, understand eviction protections, and stay informed about tenant rights and housing policies.
Modest Needs provides short-term financial assistance to individuals and families who are just above the poverty line but still struggling. Applicants can receive help with unexpected bills, rent, or medical expenses.
IRS Free Tax Filing (Free File) program offers access to trusted tax software and IRS forms at no cost for individuals earning below a certain threshold. It’s a safe and simple way to file federal taxes and claim eligible refunds.
211 United Way is a free and confidential service that connects people to local support for food, housing, utility bills, health care, job training, and more. You can call, text, or search online by ZIP code.
HUD (U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development) offers programs for affordable housing, rental assistance, homelessness prevention, and first-time homebuyers. It also provides resources for tenants' rights and fair housing education.