Corporate Donor Honor Roll

Survival Command Prayer Wall

Survival Command

Community prayer support and encouragement for families in crisis.

Free; open to all.

The United Way — Local Aid

United Way Worldwide

Rent, utility, and emergency aid through local United Ways.

Local intake; no SSN required.

Catholic Charities — Emergency Aid

Catholic Charities USA

Emergency cash, food, and case management for families in crisis.

No SSN required; local agency intake.

Cribs for Kids — Free Safe Sleep

Cribs for Kids

Free portable cribs and safe-sleep kits for low-income families with infants.

No SSN required; local partner intake.

Baby2Baby — Diapers, Clothing & Cribs

Baby2Baby

Diapers, formula, clothing, cribs, and gear for children in poverty or after disaster.

Routed through partner nonprofits/schools.

National Diaper Bank Network

National Diaper Bank Network

Free diapers through 200+ community diaper banks.

No SSN required; find a bank near you.

Help A Mother Out — Diapers

Help A Mother Out

Free diapers and baby essentials for families in need.

No SSN required; partner agency distribution.

Nurse-Family Partnership

Nurse-Family Partnership

Free home visits from a registered nurse for first-time, low-income moms through child age 2.

First-time mom, eligible income.

March of Dimes — Mom & Baby Help

March of Dimes

Support, education, and resources for moms and babies, especially after loss or prematurity.

Free; programs vary by area.

Room to Grow — Baby Essentials

Room to Grow

Clothing, gear, toys, and books for babies in families with limited resources.

Referral-based; select cities.

WIC — Formula & Baby Food

USDA / State

Free formula, baby food, and nutrition for moms and kids under 5.

No SSN required for the child; income-based.

Toys for Tots

U.S. Marine Corps Reserve

Free new toys to children at the holidays whose families cannot afford them.

Apply through local campaign; income-based.

Operation Christmas Child

Samaritan's Purse

Gift-filled shoeboxes delivered to children in need worldwide.

Free; distributed via churches and partners.

Salvation Army Angel Tree

The Salvation Army

Toys and clothing for children of families in need at Christmas.

Register locally; no SSN required.

Make-A-Wish

Make-A-Wish Foundation

Life-changing wishes for children with critical illnesses.

Child 2.5-18 with qualifying medical condition.

The Toy Foundation

The Toy Foundation

New toys and play resources donated to children in need and disaster zones.

Routed through nonprofits and shelters.

Dress for Success

Dress for Success

Professional clothing and career support for women re-entering the workforce.

Referral-based; women seeking employment.

Operation Warm — New Coats for Kids

Operation Warm

Brand-new winter coats and shoes for children in need.

Routed through schools and nonprofits.

Soles4Souls — Free Shoes

Soles4Souls

Free shoes for people in need and disaster survivors.

Partner agency distribution.

Cradles to Crayons

Cradles to Crayons

Clothing, shoes, school supplies, and toys for children from birth to age 12.

Routed through social-service partners.

Habitat ReStore — Discount Appliances

Habitat for Humanity

Deeply discounted (sometimes free to survivors) reclaimed appliances and fixtures.

Open to the public; survivor discounts via local Habitat.

1-800-Charity Cars — Free Cars

1-800-Charity Cars

Free donated vehicles for families in need, including disaster survivors.

Application and qualification required.

Good News Garage

Good News Garage

Donated, repaired vehicles for families transitioning out of poverty.

Application; income-based.

Vehicles for Change

Vehicles for Change

Affordable cars for low-income families to reach work and rebuild.

Income-based; small processing fee possible.

Free Charity Cars

Free Charity Cars

Free vehicles donated to families in hardship.

Apply online; community voting + qualification.

Eight Days of Hope

Eight Days of Hope

Thousands of volunteers rebuild and repair homes after major disasters.

Free; volunteer-led; faith-based.

All Hands and Hearts

All Hands and Hearts

Volunteer rebuild crews for disaster-affected communities worldwide.

Free; volunteer-led.

SBP — St. Bernard Project

SBP

Fast, predictable rebuilds for disaster survivors; shares FEMA-aligned processes.

Free; case-managed.

World Renew Disaster Response

World Renew

Volunteer teams that clean and rebuild after disasters.

Free; faith-based.

Christian Aid Ministries — Disaster Relief

Christian Aid Ministries

Volunteer rebuild crews and disaster response from Anabaptist communities.

Free; volunteer-led.

UMCOR — United Methodist Relief

UMCOR

Cleanup, rebuild, and long-term recovery volunteers.

Free; faith-based.

Lutheran Disaster Response

ELCA

Long-term recovery and rebuild support after disasters.

Free; faith-based.

Presbyterian Disaster Assistance

PDA

Rebuild and recovery teams for disaster survivors.

Free; faith-based.

Amish / Mennonite Barn-Raising Crews

Amish & Mennonite Communities

Community crews that raise temporary and permanent homes rapidly after disasters.

Free; volunteer-led; coordinated via Survival Command.

No Kid Hungry

Share Our Strength

Grants and programs connecting kids to meals at school and after disasters.

Free; routed through schools/programs.

School Meals (NSLP & SBP)

USDA / Schools

Free or reduced-price breakfast and lunch for eligible students.

Income-based; enrolled students.

Summer Food Service Program

USDA

Free summer meals for kids in low-income areas.

Open sites; kids 18 and under.

WhyHunger — Food Hotline

WhyHunger

Free hotline to find local food pantries, kitchens, and SNAP help.

Free; no SSN required.

Salvation Army Hotel Vouchers

The Salvation Army

Short-term hotel/motel vouchers for families with nowhere to sleep.

Local corps intake; no SSN required.

NeedyMeds — Free/Low-Cost Meds

NeedyMeds

Database of free/low-cost prescription programs and clinics.

Free directory; no SSN required.

Partnership for Prescription Assistance

PPA

Connects patients to free or low-cost prescription programs.

Income/insurance-based.

Children's Burial Assistance

Local children's burial funds

Help with burial costs for families who lose a child.

Local fund availability. Call 2-1-1 for burial-assistance programs near you; after a declared disaster also check FEMA funeral assistance at DisasterAssistance.gov.

Free Land Directory

Survival Command + partners

Free or near-free land offered by governments, churches, and individuals for displaced families.

Deed transfer at no cost; varies by listing.

Billy Graham Rapid Response Team

Billy Graham Evangelistic Association

Chaplains who provide emotional and spiritual care at disaster sites.

Free; deployed to disaster zones.

Catholic Charities Burial Assistance

Catholic Charities USA

Help with burial and funeral costs for low-income families.

No SSN required; local conference intake.

LIHEAP — Utility Bill Grant

HHS / State

Cash help for heating/cooling and emergency energy bills.

Income-based; one-time per year.

Local Church Food Pantry

Local Churches (all denominations)

Free groceries and hot meals, no paperwork and no questions.

No SSN required; call 211 to find one nearby.

Free Clinics / Charitable Pharmacies

National Association of Free Clinics

Free medical care and prescription medicines for uninsured/undocumented.

No SSN required; sliding scale.

Veterans Pension (VA)

VA

Tax-free monthly pension for low-income wartime veterans and survivors.

Income and service requirements.

Emergency Medicaid

CMS / State

Emergency medical treatment regardless of immigration status.

Covers emergency conditions only; no SSN required.

Amazon Disaster Relief

Amazon

Critical supplies, water, and logistics support delivered to disaster zones.

Distributed through partner nonprofits (Red Cross, WCK, etc.).

Habitat ReStore — Discount Furniture & Materials

Habitat for Humanity

Deeply discounted (often free to survivors) reclaimed furniture, appliances, and building materials.

Open to the public; survivor discounts via local Habitat.

Goodwill — Clothing & Household Goods

Goodwill Industries

Free clothing and household goods vouchers for disaster survivors.

Ask for a disaster voucher at your local Goodwill.

Salvation Army — Furniture & Clothing Vouchers

The Salvation Army

Free furniture, clothing, and household item vouchers for families in need.

No SSN required; intake interview at local corps.

Catholic Charities Disaster Relief

Catholic Charities USA

Food, rent, utility, and case-management help for disaster survivors.

No SSN required; sliding-scale/free.

Send Relief / Baptist Men Disaster Relief

North American Mission Board (SBC)

Volunteer rebuild crews, mud-out, tarping, and feeding after disasters.

Free; volunteer-led; no SSN required.

Samaritan's Purse — Rebuild & Shelter

Samaritan's Purse

Volunteer rebuild teams and temporary shelter units for survivors.

Free; faith-based; volunteer-led.

Mennonite Disaster Service

MDS

Volunteer crews that repair and rebuild homes long-term after disasters.

Free; volunteer-led; case-managed.

Convoy of Hope

Convoy of Hope

Truckloads of food, water, and relief supplies to disaster zones.

Free; distributed via local partners.

World Central Kitchen — Hot Meals

World Central Kitchen

Fresh hot meals served in disaster zones within hours.

Free; no questions asked.

Feeding America — Food Bank Locator

Feeding America

Free groceries and meals through 200+ partner food banks.

No ID or income proof needed at most pantries.

Team Rubicon — Veteran-Led Response

Team Rubicon

Veteran-led volunteer crews for muck-out, tarping, and rebuild.

Free; volunteer-led.

Operation Blessing

Operation Blessing Intl.

Disaster relief supplies, food, and home-rebuild assistance.

Free; faith-based.

Direct Relief — Medical Supplies

Direct Relief

Prescription medicines and medical supplies to clinics after disasters.

Routed to clinics, not individuals.

United Way 211 — Local Aid Navigation

United Way Worldwide

Free 24/7 hotline connecting you to local shelters, food, rent, and utility help.

Free; no SSN required; dial 211.

Society of St. Vincent de Paul

St. Vincent de Paul

Rent, utility, food, and clothing help through local conferences.

No SSN required; intake interview.

American Red Cross Disaster Relief

American Red Cross

Emergency shelter, food, clothing, health services, and recovery casework after disasters — all free.

The Salvation Army Emergency Disaster Services

The Salvation Army

Hot meals, food boxes, shelter, and emotional and spiritual care for disaster survivors.

VA Healthcare & Disability Benefits

U.S. Dept. of Veterans Affairs

Free or low-cost healthcare, disability compensation, and mental health care for veterans.

Service-connected conditions and enrollment requirements.

Emergency Hotel/Motel Vouchers

American Red Cross / 211

Emergency hotel vouchers for families with no shelter, especially overnight.

Issued by caseworkers based on need and availability.

World Central Kitchen Hot Meals

World Central Kitchen

Fresh, hot meals served in disaster zones within hours of the event.

Feeding America Food Bank Network

Feeding America

Nationwide network of food banks and pantries for families in need.

Free Clothing Vouchers

Goodwill / Salvation Army

Free clothing vouchers for disaster survivors who lost everything.

Issued through local caseworkers.

Ashley Furniture In-Kind Donations

Ashley Furniture Industries

Donated furniture (beds, couches, tables) routed to families rebuilding after disaster.

Routed through partner relief orgs; subject to availability. Call 2-1-1 or use 211.org for a local referral.

SNAP / D-SNAP Food Assistance

U.S. Dept. of Agriculture

Supplemental Nutrition Assistance for families in need, including Disaster SNAP after a disaster.

Income and eligibility requirements.

Team Rubicon Muck-Out & Rebuild

Team Rubicon

Veteran-led volunteers do muck-out, tarping, and rebuild labor at no cost to the family.

Catholic Charities Disaster Relief

Catholic Charities USA

Emergency assistance, case management, and long-term recovery support.

FEMA Transitional Sheltering Assistance

FEMA

FEMA pays for a hotel/motel room while your home is uninhabitable.

Must apply for Individual Assistance; home must be uninhabitable.

USDA Relocation & Rural Housing

USDA Rural Development

Grants and low-cost loans to help rural families relocate or repair housing.

Rural areas; income limits.

FEMA Funeral Assistance

FEMA

Up to $9,900 per deceased for funeral costs for COVID-19 and some disaster deaths.

Must apply; documentation required.

Home Depot Foundation Veteran Housing Grants

The Home Depot Foundation

Up to $5,000 for critical home repairs for veterans and their families.

Veteran must own the home; income limits; applied through partner nonprofits.

Lowe's Hometowns

Lowe's Companies

Funding and materials for community rebuild and shelter projects.

Project-based application; nonprofit/community org.

Ace Hardware Foundation

Ace Hardware Foundation

Disaster-relief material donations and local community project grants.

Local store partnership; nonprofit applicants.

Walmart.org Disaster Giving

Walmart Foundation

Food, water, and cash grants to local food banks and disaster response.

Routed through Feeding America and local nonprofits.

Ford Fund — Vehicle Donations

Ford Motor Company Fund

Vehicle donations and mobility support for disaster-response nonprofits.

Nonprofit applicants only.

FEMA Individual Assistance

FEMA

Grants for temporary housing, essential home repairs, and other serious disaster-related needs — money you do not repay.

Must apply within the disaster declaration window; for uninsured or underinsured losses.

FEMA Funeral Assistance

FEMA

Reimbursement (up to ~$9,900) for funeral expenses for COVID-19 deaths and certain disaster fatalities.

Must meet FEMA eligibility and apply within the deadline.

The Home Depot Foundation Veteran Housing Grants

The Home Depot Foundation

Grants to nonprofits building and repairing homes for veterans.

Apply through partner nonprofits.

State Burial Assistance Programs

State Emergency Management

Many states offer burial assistance funds for low-income and disaster victims.

Varies by state; income and documentation requirements.

Federal Grants Database (Grants.gov)

Grants.gov

Searchable database of federal grants — free money that does not need to be repaid.

Each grant has its own eligibility; apply by deadline.

LIHEAP Energy Assistance

U.S. Dept. of Health & Human Services

Grants to help pay heating, cooling, and energy bills for low-income households.

Income limits apply.

Good360 — Product Donations

Good360

Brand-new donated products (toys, household, clothing) routed to nonprofits.

Nonprofit partners only.

LG Appliance Community Donations

LG Electronics

Refrigerators, washers, and dryers donated to disaster-rebuild nonprofits.

Donated through nonprofit partners, not direct to individuals. Apply for FEMA Other Needs Assistance (covers essential appliances & furniture after a declared disaster) or call 2-1-1 for a local referral.

Samsung — Community Appliance Giving

Samsung

Appliance donations for shelters and families rebuilding after disasters.

Donated through nonprofit partners, not direct to individuals. Apply for FEMA Other Needs Assistance (covers essential appliances & furniture after a declared disaster) or call 2-1-1 for a local referral.

Camping World / RV Industry Donations

Camping World / RV dealers

RVs and travel trailers donated for temporary disaster housing (case by case).

Donated case by case via agencies. Apply for FEMA housing assistance (including transitional sheltering) at DisasterAssistance.gov.

Tempur-Sealy Mattress Donations

Tempur Sealy International

Mattresses donated to shelters and disaster-rebuild programs.

Given to shelters and rebuild nonprofits. Call 2-1-1 or use 211.org to be connected to a local program that distributes donated mattresses.

Home Depot Team Depot Donations

The Home Depot

Tools, materials, and volunteer labor for community/disaster rebuild projects.

Must be a registered nonprofit; local store discretion.

Menards Community Donations

Menards

Building materials and supplies donated to local disaster rebuilds.

Store-level donations to nonprofits. Families can apply for rebuild help through their local Habitat for Humanity.

Ashley Furniture — Ashley for Humanity

Ashley Furniture Industries

Mattresses and furniture for disaster survivors rebuilding homes.

Limited quantities through nonprofit partners. Call 2-1-1 or use 211.org for a local furniture-assistance referral.

IKEA Refugee & Disaster Furnishing

IKEA Foundation

Furnishings and bedding for displaced families and shelters.

Routed through UNHCR and partner nonprofits.

Whirlpool — Appliance Donations

Whirlpool Corporation

Refrigerators, washers, and dryers donated to disaster-rebuild nonprofits.

Donated through nonprofit partners, not direct to individuals. Apply for FEMA Other Needs Assistance (covers essential appliances & furniture after a declared disaster) or call 2-1-1 for a local referral.

GE Appliances — Community Donations

GE Appliances

Appliance donations for families rebuilding after disasters.

Donated through nonprofit partners, not direct to individuals. Apply for FEMA Other Needs Assistance (covers essential appliances & furniture after a declared disaster) or call 2-1-1 for a local referral.

Generac — Generator Donations

Generac Power Systems

Portable and home generators donated for disaster response and shelters.

Given to shelters and institutions, not individuals. For power and shelter help, contact the American Red Cross.

HUD Emergency Housing & Vouchers

U.S. Dept. of Housing & Urban Development

Emergency housing vouchers and public housing for displaced families.

Income limits and waitlists apply.

Habitat for Humanity Home Program

Habitat for Humanity

Affordable no-profit homes built with volunteer labor on a 0% interest mortgage.

Sweat-equity hours required; income qualifications apply.

VA Home Loans & Housing Grants

U.S. Dept. of Veterans Affairs

No-down-payment home loans, specially adapted housing grants for disabled veterans, and homelessness prevention.

Veteran status and service requirements; loans must be repaid.

RV Parks for Displaced Families

KOA & Private RV Parks

Some RV parks offer discounted or free short-term stays for disaster evacuees with RVs or 5th-wheels.

Availability varies by park; call ahead and ask about evacuee rates; length-of-stay limits.

SBA Disaster Loans

U.S. Small Business Administration

Low-interest disaster loans for homeowners, renters, and businesses to repair or replace damaged property.

Must be repaid with interest; credit and eligibility requirements apply.