The Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) in Lowell, IN, is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for seniors aged 60 and older by providing essential food assistance. Our program offers monthly grocery boxes filled with nutritious items, including canned fruits and vegetables, peanut butter, beans, cereal, pasta, bottled juice, shelf-stable milk, canned meat, cheese, and more. We understand the importance of meeting basic nutritional needs, and our aim is to ensure that seniors have reliable access to emergency food resources. Groceries are designed to be picked up by applicants or their designated proxies, reinforcing our commitment to support the well-being of our community's elderly population.

The Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations (FDPIR) in Lowell, IN, is dedicated to providing essential food assistance to low-income households, particularly benefiting the elderly and Native American families residing on Indian reservations and in nearby designated areas. By delivering nutritious USDA-approved foods and nutrition education, FDPIR aims to enhance food security in our communities. We invite eligible applicants to reach out to their Indian Tribal Organization or State Distributing Agency for guidance on meeting monthly income requirements and accessing these vital services.

Located in Lowell, Indiana, the Dysphagia Outreach Project Food Bank is dedicated to providing essential food assistance and support for low-income individuals facing swallowing challenges. Our mission centers around accessibility, offering a range of services including food thickeners, pre-modified foods tailored for those with dysphagia, therapy tools, oral care supplies, and adaptive equipment. We believe in empowering individuals and families with the critical resources they need to maintain their health and dignity. Whether you are seeking assistance for yourself or a loved one, we welcome you to reach out and explore how we can support you on your journey to improved well-being.

Based in Lowell, IN, CORE is dedicated to providing vital financial assistance to families working in the restaurant industry who are facing financial challenges due to illness or medical emergencies. Our mission is to support food and beverage service employees, offering crucial help with expenses such as rent or mortgage, utilities, medical bills, therapy, and childcare costs, including diapers and formula. Each application is given careful consideration, and former grant recipients can reapply after 12 months if they experience new qualifying circumstances. While each family can receive up to $7,500 over their lifetime, CORE is committed to ensuring that every individual in our community can access the resources they need during difficult times.

The Selma Schimmel Vital Grant in Lowell, IN, is dedicated to supporting individuals who are navigating the financial challenges brought on by chronic, terminal, or rare health conditions, including cancer and Parkinson’s disease. Our program provides vital assistance with utility bills or grocery costs, ensuring that those in need can focus on their health without the added stress of financial burdens. We also collaborate with various organizations to connect our recipients with additional resources and support services, creating a comprehensive network of care designed to uplift and empower individuals during their most challenging times.

Based in Lowell, IN, Critical Financial Assistance is dedicated to supporting military families facing challenging financial situations. We provide essential food assistance, along with a range of services including auto and home repairs, vision care, travel and transportation, moving assistance, and rent-free transitional housing for wounded veterans and their loved ones. Our mission is to alleviate the burdens of financial strain, offering vital resources such as help with auto payments, child care, critical baby items, and medical expenses. We invite eligible individuals to create an account on our portal for initial application processing, keeping in mind that due to high demand, there may be delays. Our commitment is to stand by those who have served, ensuring they receive the support they deserve.

At the Financial Resource Center in Lowell, IN, we understand the profound challenges families face following a cancer diagnosis. Our mission is to alleviate the financial burdens that often accompany treatment, ensuring that families do not have to choose between paying rent, covering medical expenses, or keeping their kitchen stocked with food. We provide essential financial assistance that empowers families, allowing them to focus on what truly matters—healing and staying together. By integrating financial support into cancer care, we aim to enhance health outcomes and create a community where economic strain does not impede access to treatment and care.

The Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society in Lowell, IN is dedicated to providing essential financial assistance and counseling to active duty and retired Sailors and Marines facing a variety of financial challenges. Our mission is to ensure that those who serve our country have access to critical support, including help with food, housing, utilities, and healthcare expenses. We offer targeted funds for emergency needs such as rent or mortgage payments, essential home repairs, and medical expenses, along with financial education to empower our service members. Whether it’s assistance for moving costs, vehicle repairs, or unexpected funeral expenses, we are here to help. Our compassionate team is committed to guiding you through the process and ensuring you receive the support you need during times of hardship. Connect with us to learn more about how we can assist you on your journey toward financial stability.

Based in Lowell, IN, the Supportive Services for BIPOC Sex Workers is a dynamic collective led by performers and sex workers who are committed to empowering individuals within the sex trade. We prioritize leadership and decision-making from within our community, ensuring that advocacy and support resonate with the unique needs of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color. Our comprehensive services include labor advocacy, financial assistance, and increased access to essential mental health, medical care, and legal resources, all aimed at uplifting and supporting those who face systemic barriers. We stand united in fostering a safe and just environment for all members of the Global Majority involved in sex work.

At Financial Assistance Funds, located in Lowell, IN, we are dedicated to supporting children with special health care needs and their families by providing essential financial assistance. Our program is designed to alleviate the burdens of medical costs, including prescriptions, medical bills, and durable medical equipment. We also address non-medical expenses such as home and vehicle modifications, clothing, and daily necessities like food and utilities. In addition, we assist with healthcare utilization costs, including travel and lodging to medical facilities. Each family can receive grants up to $500 per year, ensuring that even the most pressing financial challenges can be met. All requests are reviewed in the order they are received, and while we strive to process applications promptly, please allow at least 15 business days for review.

The Hailey Bankhead Foundation is dedicated to providing essential support to children battling cancer and their families in Lowell, IN. Our mission is to address the often-overlooked needs that arise during diagnosis and treatment, ensuring that no child faces this journey alone. We offer a range of assistance including care packages, emergency financial aid, therapeutic activities, support groups, and spiritual guidance. Additionally, we provide practical resources such as grocery and gas cards, along with meal vouchers and gift certificates to help families navigate this challenging time with dignity and care. At HBF, we believe in fostering a community of support and strength for those affected by childhood cancer.

Located in Lowell, Indiana, NICU Family Support, a vital initiative of Project Sweet Peas, offers essential support and resources to families facing the challenges of having a child in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, as well as those experiencing the heartache of pregnancy and infant loss. Our dedicated programs provide practical assistance, including care packages, baby supplies, and food and fuel assistance, to ease the burdens faced by these families during difficult times. We also offer bereavement memory boxes and a variety of supportive resources to help families navigate their grief. We are here to ensure that no family feels alone on their journey.

The Patient Aid Program in Lowell, IN, offers vital support to individuals facing significant health challenges by providing a one-time stipend of $100 to ease non-medical expenses such as transportation, food, housing, and utilities. Our mission is to alleviate some of the financial burdens that often accompany illness, allowing patients to focus on their recovery. While funding is dependent on availability, we strive to modify our services as necessary to continue assisting those in need. For the most current information on our program and eligibility, we encourage you to connect with the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society directly.