Title: How to Get Help With Bills: Resources for Those in Need
Headings: How to Get Help With Bills: A Comprehensive List of Resources
How to Get Help With Bills: A Comprehensive List of Resources
Charities that help with bills
Charities that help with car costs
Working Cars for Working Families
Ways to Work
Good News Garage
Charities that help with medical bills
2-1-1
National Association of & Charitable Clinics (NAFC)
Healthwell Foundation
Family Reach
Charities that help with utility bills
The Salvation Army
Modest Needs
Citizens Energy
Charities that help with housing costs
Community Action Partnership
Volunteers of America
Mercy Housing
Government assistance with bills
Government help with medical bills
PACE
Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP)
NeedyMeds
Government help with utility bills
The Low Income Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP)
Lifeline Program for Low-Income Consumers
Weatherization Assistance Program
Government help with mortgage payments and safe housing
Housing Choice Voucher Program (Section 8)
Cash-out Refinance Loan
Rural Housing Aid
Using crowdfunding to pay bills
Why fundraising makes a difference
Tips for running a successful fundraiser
See how others use GoFundMe to pay bills
Olivia Stoy: Transplant & Liv it up!
Oliphant Family car
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Content: Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP)
Under CHIP, children up to age 19 whose household makes up to $49,200 per year can receive or low-cost hospital visits, dental care, prescriptions, and more. NeedyMeds
While this organization is a 501 (c) (3), it helps people find government assistance through state-sponsored programs. The organization’s website lists government programs that help with health insurance, disease screening, general medical care, and more. Government help with utility bills
It can be easy to fall behind on monthly utility bills, especially in the summer and winter months when the weather is the most extreme. The following government programs can make sure you have a safe and comfortable home and are able to write and sign a check. The Low Income Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP)
The LEAP program helps low-income households pay their heating and cooling bills and reduce their overall energy consumption. Lifeline Program for Low-Income Consumers
The Federal Communications Commission’s Lifeline Program offers a monthly discount of $9.25 on phone bills to low-income individuals and families. Weatherization Assistance Program
The Weatherization Assistance Program gets to the root cause of high energy bills by optimizing the energy efficiency of homes for 35,000 low-income households every year. The program helps households save a yearly average of $283. Government help with mortgage payments and safe housing
These government programs are designed to eliminate the financial barriers that prevent families from having a safe and affordable place to call home.