Financial Help & Hope For Hardworking Families

“. . . too many honest hardworking American families struggle to make ends meets and, through no fault of their own, find themselves in serious financial trouble.”

NetWish

The mission behind NetWish is to grant wishes and give hope to hardworking individuals who have fallen on hard times.  A nonprofit focused on paying it forward, this organization allows families in need to make a request on their page.  Applications are reviewed and financial assistance is provided to applicants who successfully demonstrate need.  NetWish awards a maximum of $200 per request.  All payments are made in the form of gift certificates or pre-paid credit cards only.  Due to the large volume of requests, not all applicants will receive funds.


NetWish reminds applicants, the more specific the request, the better the chance of receiving funds.  They also try to focus on assisting families with children, older adults or other vulnerable members of the community.  In the past, NetWish has helped individuals with expenses related to Medical Bills, Phone Bills, Rental Payments, and other pressing needs one may be experiencing. If you are in of immediate financial assistance, take the time to make a NetWish today!

Self-Sufficiency Grants

There are are many organizations that provide funds to those in need. Modest Needs is a program that is able to provide short-term financial assistance to families living just above poverty level and are struggling to make ends meet. If you are in a financial crisis, learn more about Self-Sufficiency Grants that can help get you back on your feet.

2-1-1 Program

2-1-1 is a free and confidential service that can help individuals with financial, domestic, health or disaster-related issues. Every day thousands of people across the nation turn to 2-1-1 for information and support. To find a program in your area contact 2-1-1 online or via telephone. A specialist will help you connect with a local organization that can provide the help you need.

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