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Financial Assistance

Plymouth, IN

Financial Assistance

Patches of Light

Patches of Light serves families in Plymouth, IN, who are navigating the challenges of catastrophic health issues and financial strain. Our mission is to provide vital financial assistance to families with children in need, offering support for utilities, housing, and essential costs like gas and grocery cards. We work closely with medical teams to ensure proper verification while maintaining the confidentiality of each family's situation. To apply for assistance, families are encouraged to have applications submitted by hospital staff, as we cannot accept direct inquiries from applicants or family members. It is important to confirm the submission of applications via email to ensure timely processing, as this helps us track and manage assistance requests effectively. Patches of Light is dedicated to bringing comfort and relief to families during difficult times, ensuring they can focus on what truly matters—the health and well-being of their children.

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Grant Program

Plymouth, IN

Grant Program

American Childrens Cancer Benevolence Fund (ACCBF)

The American Children's Cancer Benevolence Fund (ACCBF) is dedicated to uplifting families in Plymouth, IN, who are navigating the challenges of childhood cancer. Our Grant Program provides essential financial support to families facing the exhausting journey of cancer treatment, extending our help to cancer survivors within four years of remission. We offer assistance tailored to individual needs, including support for housing, utilities, food, medical expenses, prescriptions, transportation to medical appointments, and lodging near treatment facilities. Each request is assessed on a case-by-case basis, ensuring that we respond effectively to the unique circumstances of each family. At ACCBF, we are here to provide compassionate assistance when it is needed most, fostering hope and resilience in the face of adversity.

(813) 550-8999

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Emergency Financial Assistance

Plymouth, IN

Emergency Financial Assistance

Hemophilia Of Indiana

Based in Plymouth, Indiana, Emergency Financial Assistance is dedicated to supporting individuals with bleeding disorders by providing crucial and timely aid during unexpected challenges. We understand the urgency of financial hardships, offering assistance for essential quality of life needs such as clothing, uncovered medical expenses, rent payments, utilities, and food or gas through gift cards. Although our resources may be limited, we strive to help as many individuals as possible maintain stability and dignity in difficult times. If you or someone you know is in need of assistance, we encourage you to reach out to our office for support.

(800) 241-2873

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Practical Abortion Fund

Plymouth, IN

Practical Abortion Fund

Midwest Access Coalition (MAC)

Practical Abortion Fund, located in Plymouth, IN, is dedicated to empowering individuals across the Midwest by providing crucial support for accessing safe, legal abortions. Our organization offers comprehensive assistance with essential services including travel coordination, lodging, food, medication, and emotional support. We focus on alleviating the financial burdens associated with travel costs, accommodation, food, childcare, and medications related to the abortion journey, although we do not fund the abortion procedure itself. Our compassionate team is committed to connecting individuals with additional resources they may qualify for. To ensure timely support, we encourage clients to request services at least five days in advance. Our Intake Coordinators will reach out within 24 hours to guide you through the process and answer any questions. At Practical Abortion Fund, we believe that everyone deserves access to the care they need without barriers.

(847) 750-6224

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Women Infants and Children (WIC)

Plymouth, IN

Women Infants and Children (WIC)

Indiana State Department of Health

Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) in Plymouth, IN, is dedicated to fostering healthy eating habits among low-income pregnant, postpartum, and breastfeeding women, as well as infants and children up to five years of age. Our mission is to provide essential nutrition education, supplemental foods, and vital breastfeeding support, along with referrals for comprehensive health care. WIC operates safely and efficiently, offering modified services to prioritize the health of our clients and staff. For families seeking food assistance and resources, our welcoming clinics are ready to guide you through the application process and answer any questions you may have about how to access our services.

(800) 522-0874

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Emergency Fund

Plymouth, IN

Emergency Fund

National Kidney Foundation Of Indiana

The Emergency Fund located in Plymouth, IN, is dedicated to providing urgent financial assistance to kidney patients in need. Our mission is to support individuals who have reached a point where other resources have been exhausted, ensuring they get the essential help they require. We offer a comprehensive range of services, including aid for food, transportation, utilities, medication, and housing. To apply for assistance, patients must connect through their social workers, who play a crucial role in facilitating support tailored to each individual’s situation. We assess applications carefully, with a commitment to helping as many as possible based on available funding.

(800) 382-9971

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Financial Assistance for Families Working in the Restaurant Industry

Connersville, IN

Financial Assistance for Families Working in the Restaurant Industry

Children of Restaurant Employees (CORE)

Located in Connersville, IN, Financial Assistance for Families Working in the Restaurant Industry is dedicated to supporting employees in the food and beverage sector who are facing financial challenges due to illness or medical emergencies. Our mission is to provide essential financial assistance that covers a range of pressing needs, including rent or mortgage, utilities, medical bills, therapies, and travel expenses related to hospital visits. We also help with childcare costs and necessities like diapers and formula to ensure children receive the care they need during tough times. Our program allows for reapplication after a full year has passed since the last award, with a lifetime limit of $7,500 in support to help families navigate their most challenging moments with dignity and hope.

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Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)

Connersville, IN

Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)

Indiana Department of Family and Social Services Administration - Division of Family Resources (DFR)

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) in Connersville, IN, is dedicated to offering vital food assistance benefits to assist low-income households in purchasing nutritious food. This federal nutrition program equips eligible families with the Hoosier Works EBT card, a convenient tool that works like a debit card, allowing them to buy a range of food items intended for human consumption, though not including hot meals or restricted items like alcohol and pet food. Eligibility and benefit amounts are determined by household income and size, making it essential for those in need to apply online. For households facing significant financial challenges, SNAP ensures that qualified applicants receive support quickly, often within seven days for urgent cases. We invite those seeking help to reach out and explore how we can support your nutritional needs as part of our commitment to fostering health and well-being in our community.

1501 N Eastern Ave, Connersville, IN 47331

(800) 403-0864

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Women, Infant and Children Supplemental Food Program (WIC)

Connersville, IN

Women, Infant and Children Supplemental Food Program (WIC)

Fayette County

At the Women, Infant and Children Supplemental Food Program (WIC) in Connersville, IN, we are dedicated to fostering healthy eating habits for low-income pregnant, postpartum, and breastfeeding women, as well as infants and children from birth to five years old. Our mission is to support families by offering vital resources, including nutrition education, supplemental food assistance, breastfeeding promotion, and connections to essential healthcare services. We believe every child deserves a healthy start, and we are here to empower families in our community.

390 Erie Ave, Connersville, IN 47331

(765) 825-5210

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Nutrition Education Program

Connersville, IN

Nutrition Education Program

Purdue University

The Nutrition Education Program in Connersville, IN, offered by Purdue University, is dedicated to empowering individuals and families to enhance their nutrition through education and support. This program is designed to provide comprehensive nourishment guidance and direct education to help build healthier communities. Our initiatives include Collaborating with Community Wellness Coordinators to implement impactful policy, system, and environmental changes that encourage better nutrition. Although there is currently no Nutrition Education Program Advisor in Dubois County, we remain committed to providing valuable resources and outreach to those seeking to improve their nutritional health.

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The Last Mission Project

Connersville, IN

The Last Mission Project

Operation First Response

The Last Mission Project, located in Connersville, IN, is dedicated to supporting veterans battling PTSD both on and off the field. Our mission is to ease the financial burdens faced by these heroes, empowering them to focus on their recovery without the constant worry of expenses affecting their families. By offering essential financial assistance for rent, utilities, vehicle payments, and groceries, we help veterans access the treatment they need to manage PTSD effectively. Our goal is to reintegrate these courageous individuals into their families and communities as thriving, productive members.

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Selma Schimmel Vital Grant

Connersville, IN

Selma Schimmel Vital Grant

Vital Options International (VOI)

The Selma Schimmel Vital Grant in Connersville, IN, is dedicated to supporting individuals facing significant financial hardships due to chronic, terminal, or rare health conditions, such as cancer, Parkinson’s, and Huntington’s Disease. This program provides crucial utility assistance and grocery assistance to alleviate the burdens of everyday expenses during difficult times. While the grant covers either utilities or groceries, we encourage applicants to explore additional support through our valued partnerships with other organizations that may offer further assistance. Our mission is to provide caring and practical help to those in need, ensuring they receive the support necessary to navigate their challenges with dignity.

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Critical Financial Assistance

Connersville, IN

Critical Financial Assistance

Operation Homefront

Critical Financial Assistance in Connersville, IN, is dedicated to helping military families navigate challenging financial situations with essential support services. We understand the unique hurdles faced by those who serve our country, which is why we offer a comprehensive range of aid, including food assistance, auto and home repairs, medical and dental care, and transitional housing for wounded veterans and their families. Our programs are designed to alleviate immediate financial burdens, offering assistance with auto payments, utilities, rent, and critical baby items, among other vital needs. We invite eligible families to apply through our user-friendly portal to access the support they deserve. Please be aware that due to the high demand for our services, processing times may vary. Together, we strive to ensure that military families receive the care and resources they need during their most challenging times.

(877) 264-3968

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Food Pantries & Support in Indiana

There are a large amount of organizations providing support with food in Indiana. If it’s difficult to find a food pantry in Indiana, consider searching nearby areas.

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