Explore verified programs, benefits, and step-by-step guides designed to keep households connected to essential services across the nation.
Veterans as well as current members of the military can save money using the ShopMyExchange online portal. One of the big benefits of military life or being a veteran is being able to shop at base exchange stores, as members of our Armed Fo
Residents of Onslow County have several Salvation Army centers they can turn to for support. They are mostly located in the city of Jacksonville North Carolina but families can shop at the thrift store or apply for emergency assistance, inc
Find an affordable daycare provider for your kid(s), including infants, toddlers, newborns or a child of any age. There are non-profit and government sponsored tools that can be used
The Fifth Street Ministries Outreach Center is centrally located in Statesville. The non-profit will offer support to needy, low-income clients
That that any funding from the Salvation Army in Iredell County is for short term needs. This means that Rent, Utility Bill or Housing Assistance will only help for a short period of time while the client seeks more long term advice
Christian Medicare supplement plans provide coverage to senior citizens, older adults, and the disabled among others. These faith based, healthcare sharing programs are a form of low-cost insurance
Senior citizens can find low-income mobile homes to rent or retire into as well as get help paying for the costs. There are retirement communities that cater to the elderly, seniors, retirees, and people on social security
Low income families across the southern part of North Carolina can get help from the Salvation Army. Family Service Centers and Thrift Store are located across the region, including in Cumberland, Robeson, Hoke, and nearby counties
Kids from low-income families will get free summer lunches when not in school. The SFSP program is a government benefit that ensures children do not go hungry during the summer months
Catholic Charities provides support to the low income, immigrants, and poor in Fayetteville and Cumberland County North Carolina area. Most of the assistance is material in nature, such as free baby items, food, or clothes
In an effort to help the less fortunate, Fayetteville Urban Ministry relies on volunteers and money raised from the community. The programs administered focus on basic needs, such as given free food or transportation to a job interview
Services from Fayetteville Metropolitan housing authority can help the very low income and families living in poverty access private or public housing