Located in New Orleans, LA, Food Stamp Assistance is dedicated to empowering individuals and families in need by providing support with the application process for food stamps, also known as SNAP. Our mission is to remove the barriers to access for this essential safety net, helping to alleviate the stress of food insecurity. We aim to ensure that everyone qualifies for the benefits they need to thrive. By utilizing our quick and easy online screener or texting 'FOOD' to 74544, you can find out if you're eligible for SNAP in just three minutes. If you qualify, we guide you through the application process, offering simplified applications and connections to local community partners who can assist you further. Our goal is to make food assistance as seamless and accessible as possible for everyone in the New Orleans community.

The Last Mission Project in New Orleans, LA, is dedicated to easing the financial burdens faced by veterans, enabling them to focus on overcoming PTSD both on and off the field. Our mission is to empower veterans to engage in necessary treatment without the stress of financial strain, fostering their reintegration into families and communities as thriving, productive members. We provide essential financial assistance, including support for rent, utilities, vehicle payments, and groceries, ensuring that veterans can prioritize their mental health during their recovery journey. Through our compassionate approach, we aim to transform lives and reinforce the bonds between veterans and their loved ones.

The Selma Schimmel Vital Grant provides essential support for individuals in New Orleans, LA, experiencing financial hardship due to chronic, terminal, or rare illnesses, including cancer, Parkinson’s, and Huntington’s Disease. Our compassionate program offers vital assistance, specifically focusing on utility support or grocery assistance to alleviate the burden of medical-related expenses. We also collaborate with trusted organizations to connect our recipients with additional resources and assistance. With a mission to relieve the struggles of those in need, we are committed to making a meaningful impact during challenging times.

Critical Financial Assistance in New Orleans, LA, is dedicated to supporting military families during challenging financial periods. We provide vital food assistance, auto repair services, vision care, essential home items, and transitional housing at no cost for wounded veterans and their families. Our comprehensive program is designed to alleviate financial burdens by covering costs related to auto payments, child and dependent care, critical baby items, dental care, home repairs, medical expenses, utilities, and transportation. To access our services, qualified individuals can easily submit their applications through our user-friendly portal, where assistance details are readily available. While we strive to help as many families as possible, please understand that high demand may lead to some processing delays. We are here to make a meaningful difference in the lives of those who have served our country.

In the heart of New Orleans, LA, the Financial Resource Center is dedicated to uplifting families facing the dual challenges of a cancer diagnosis and financial instability. We understand that the fight against cancer extends beyond medical treatments, often leading families to struggle with essential expenses such as rent, utilities, and groceries. Our mission is to ensure that no family is forced to decide between critical needs like medical co-pays or keeping their home. Through our comprehensive financial support services, we empower families to focus on healing, providing them with the resources necessary to alleviate financial burdens and maintain their dignity during challenging times. At the Financial Resource Center, we stand by families as they navigate through their journey with compassion and unwavering support.

Supportive Services for BIPOC Sex Workers is a dynamic, performer and sex worker-led collective based in New Orleans, LA, dedicated to empowering and uplifting Black, Indigenous, and People of Color in the sex trades. Our mission is to ensure that sex workers are involved at every level of leadership and decision-making within our organization. We offer critical labor advocacy, financial assistance, and enhance access to essential mental health, medical care, and legal services tailored to the unique needs of People of the Global Majority. By addressing these vital areas, we create a supportive environment that champions dignity, safety, and overall well-being for sex workers in our community.

Financial Assistance Funds is dedicated to supporting children with special health care needs in New Orleans, LA, by providing vital financial resources to families facing unique challenges. Our program offers assistance to cover essential medical costs such as prescriptions, medical supplies, and durable medical equipment. Beyond medical needs, we also provide support for non-medical expenses including necessary home and vehicle modifications, as well as clothing and basic necessities like diapers and bottles. We understand that healthcare journeys can be daunting, which is why we help alleviate travel costs to medical facilities, lodging for families during treatment, and daily living expenses like food and utilities. Each family can receive grants of up to $500 annually to help ease financial burdens, with requests evaluated promptly to ensure timely support. We are here to provide compassionate assistance to families navigating the complexities of caring for a child with special health needs.

Located in New Orleans, LA, the Hailey Bankhead Foundation (HBF) is dedicated to providing essential support for children affected by cancer and their families. We recognize the often-overlooked needs during those challenging times and are committed to delivering comprehensive assistance that includes care packages, emergency financial assistance, and therapeutic activities. Our support extends to organizing support groups and offering spiritual guidance to foster healing. Additionally, we provide grocery cards, gas cards, and meal vouchers to ease the burdens families face while navigating treatment. Through our unwavering commitment, we strive to uplift and empower every child and family we serve.

Located in New Orleans, LA, the Patient Aid Program is dedicated to supporting individuals facing the challenges of medical expenses by offering a one-time stipend of $100 to alleviate non-medical burdens such as transportation, food, housing, and utilities. Through our emergency payment structure, we aim to make a meaningful difference in the lives of those dealing with health crises. As funding availability fluctuates, we strive to provide timely assistance while ensuring clarity about the program's continuity. For the most current information regarding our services, we encourage individuals to connect with the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society directly.

OvarCare Patient Assistance Program is dedicated to supporting women in New Orleans, LA, who are bravely battling ovarian cancer. Our mission is to alleviate some of the financial burdens faced by these resilient individuals through essential financial assistance packages tailored specifically for ovarian cancer patients in need. We provide a financial grant of $200, along with a $100 gas card and a $100 grocery card to help with everyday necessities. Additionally, we offer psycho-social counseling sessions via phone with licensed clinical social workers and genetic counseling sessions by licensed genetic counselors to ensure holistic support during this challenging time. We encourage healthcare professionals to submit applications on behalf of their patients, and we process these applications in the order received, with grant availability dependent on funding.

The Urgent Need Program, located in New Orleans, LA, is dedicated to providing vital financial assistance to patients facing non-medical expenses during challenging times. We understand that navigating health-related challenges can be overwhelming, which is why our support extends to crucial areas such as rent, mortgage, utilities, childcare, elder care, food, transportation, and even car repairs. Our mission is to alleviate some of the burdens our patients face by ensuring they have access to essential services and necessities. While funding availability may fluctuate, we strive to keep our community informed and empowered. If you or someone you know is in need of assistance, we encourage you to reach out to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society for the latest updates and guidance on applying for support.

In New Orleans, LA, Patches of Light is dedicated to supporting families with children who are grappling with severe health challenges and financial difficulties. Our mission is to provide essential financial assistance to ease their burdens, including help with utilities, housing costs, and the provision of gas and grocery cards. We prioritize confidentiality and integrity by working directly with the child's medical team, ensuring that requests for assistance are verified and handled with care. Applications undergo a thoughtful review process that typically takes 2-3 weeks, initiated solely by hospital staff on behalf of families. To enhance the efficiency of our services, we kindly request that each application be confirmed via email, allowing us to ensure the timely processing of requests. At Patches of Light, we are committed to being a beacon of hope for those facing challenging times.

The American Children's Cancer Benevolence Fund (ACCBF) proudly offers a grant program designed to provide essential financial support for families in New Orleans, LA, who are facing the challenges of childhood cancer. This program is dedicated to alleviating the burdens associated with a cancer diagnosis by offering assistance for various critical needs, including housing, living expenses, utilities, food, medical treatments, prescriptions, transportation, and even funeral costs when necessary. Each request for assistance is reviewed thoughtfully on an individual basis, ensuring that help is provided according to the current funding available and the specific circumstances outlined in the Benevolence Request Application. By prioritizing direct payments to service providers, ACCBF ensures that resources reach those who need them most, fostering hope and relief during difficult times.