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Tuesday 3 January 2017

Top Charitable Organizations in America for Low Income Families 2017

If you're looking for online financial assistance then knowing how to find and contact the top charitable organizations in America can be very rewarding, you might not get cash now however you might be rewarded in the near future. In 2017 there have been a record number of charitable organizations and foundations helping people and this trend is set to continue in 2018. If you're on a very low income or are classed as a needy family then there are hardship programs, scholarships, grants, bursaries, fellowships and internships that you can apply for to improve your quality of life and standard of living.

I have bookmarked below ten of the top charitable foundations in America today in terms of giving and asset size. These foundations have been helping people in American and all over the world. This list was compiled from the Foundation Center which is also worth visiting if you want to find foundations, grant makers, 990's and RFP's requests for proposals from philanthropy departments. 

Free Money for Low Income Households Experiencing Hardship

If you're thinking about contacting these foundations then please leave a comment below to share your experiences. Also please feel free to forward this guide to anyone who might benefit from the information, finally remember to leave a comment asking for help below, sometimes these guides go viral and end up being read by people who really want to help.

If you do want to ask for online financial assistance from these charitable organization then you need to have a genuine need, this might include help with medical treatment and bills, homelessness, poverty, disaster, crisis or financial despair. You might also be able to get cash now or in the near future if you want to further your education, there are thousands of foundations offering scholarships, fellowships, grants, and bursaries which can even be found using 990's are RFP's Requests for Proposals.

Top 100 American Foundations (61 to 70)

(1 to 10) (11 to 20) (21 to 30) (31 to 40) (41 to 50) (51 to 60)

61. The San Francisco Foundation

62. The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation, Inc.

63. The Brown Foundation, Inc. 

64. Lumina Foundation

65. W. M. Keck Foundation 

66. Open Society Institute 

67. The Ahmanson Foundation

68. Shimon ben Joseph Foundation

69. Surdna Foundation, Inc.

70. Foundation For The Carolinas

The best way to contact these foundations is to visit them individually and then check what programs are available that can help you get cash now. You can either apply direct or send the charitable foundation a hardship letter or hardship email asking them for online financial assistance. One point to bear in mind is that there is no guarantee that you'll get money and these foundations can take a time to process your request for money, sometimes you might be able to get cash now but this is for rare exceptional circumstances.

If you are planning on asking these charitable foundations for money then please leave a comment below to share your experience so others can learn, also send this guide to anyone who might benefit from the information. Also, these guides are sometimes read by people who want to help so remember to leave a comment below asking for online financial hardship. Good Luck.

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  1. If you're experiencing hardship please leave a comment below. Remember to leave your name and contact details along with a short summary of your circumstances.

    If you want to help please contact these people direct.

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    1. Dear Sir or Madam,
         My name is Jessica Forshey I am a single mother of 3 desperately looking for answers.  Almost 2 years ago my Husband lost his job at the coal mine due to the Obama war on coal, shortly after leaving me to raise our children on my own. Our life has been a downhill struggle since then. We live in a very rural area not having many jobs available for women. Our family vehicle has been reposed due to non payment leaving my children and I always asking for rides and living so far out that’s almost impossible. Our electric has been shut off due to myself not being able to afford it and if not turned off it’s an every week struggle to keep it from getting disconnected. My father whom is a disabled veteran put $10,000 down on my home in October 2015 purchasing it on land contract for me and my children which I am now 3 months behind on payments being $1057 a month. I have tried to get mortgage loan so payments would be lowered but no one will approve me due to my credit score being 524. I don’t have bad credit just have no credit. My home is in needs of some major repairs. The windows being so drafty that when the wind blows it’s as if the windows are not even there. The kitchen has no running water due to busted water pipes and no means to fix them. The upstairs bathroom is well out of commission I have no clue. The electrical wiring is so old that even when the light switched off the bulb still glows or if you have more than 1 thing plugged in the breaker pops. I’m scared to death that this will cause a fire! We have no heat source in the home because it’s ran by propane I can’t afford a tank to be set let alone the fuel to fill it. We run electric space heaters raising the unaffordable electric even more. I feel as if I’m failing my children as a mother by not being able to provide for them as needed and that is one of the most heart breaking, saddest, depressing, frustrating things to deal  with making it a struggle to even get out of bed some days. On top of being a let down to my father whom is a disabled vet being in jeopardy
      of loosing the home he was so proud to help us get. How do I tell him that he wasted all his money
      hoping to provide a safe and secure home for me and his grandchildren so he wouldn’t have to
      worry about us if something would ever happen to him. That the “family farm” is coming to
      an end.  Our goal was to have a fully functioning farm with green house creating a few jobs and keeping the money local in the community.  Go to farm days provide fresh local homegrown produce and plants affordable to all incomes. I am not looking for a hand out I’m simply asking for guidance and assistance in where to go for affordable help, where to apply for grants and which ones offer the help I’m seeking. We are hoping this reaches someone that can lead our family in the direction that we need. Thank you for the time and attention in this matter. God bless           
        The Forshey Family.         

        

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  2. Site of donation page: http://www.gofundme.com/46sgeg
    We are a husband and wife who are blessed parents to our 10 year old son who has Aspergers. Last year my husband was unexpectedly laid off the day before Thanksgiving. We live in a very small town and job prospects are not in abundance. He has finally been offered a position and we are so thankful, however he will be paid monthly and we will not receive his first paycheck for some time. I work but my paycheck is gone to bills before it even hits the bank. Each month since he was laid off we fall further and further behind and even more so due to an unexpected medical event. We are now 2 months behind on rent, 4 months on our car payments, countless medical bills, and I have no idea how we are going to pay the electric bill this Friday. I know we can not make it until his first paycheck and have no family or friends who would themselves be able to help us. I was going to look into one of those cash advance loans(which I know will just put us further behind and in hole we may never get out of) when someone told me about this website. I feel very out of place asking strangers for donations but I do know we are good people and will pay it forward when we are passed this trial.
    Thank you for considering our family.
    - Adam, Kristin, and Beckham

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  3. It is good to see the information about the top charitable organizations of America for the poor families, thanks for the valuable information.
    Joseph Levinson

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  4. Mom of 9 kids needs home. Mom has had chronic illness. Had 2 major surgeries last year plus countless appointments, tests, procedures. Son started having epileptic seizures recently. Family Lost home in 2010 and now landlord is not renewing lease on rental. Cant qualify for mortgage because of collections on credit. Dad works but all the medical issues have caused much missed work. Need place to live in by september. No savings. No retirement money left to pull out. Electricity bill is getting higher. Getting behind on car payment.
    Ray

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  5. Have fallen on hard times. My husband has been laid off and is having trouble finding new work. The bills are piling up. We cant pay the rent or electric and we have 3 small children

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  6. Have fallen on hard times. My husband has been laid off and is having trouble finding new work. The bills are piling up. We cant pay the rent or electric and we have 3 small children

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