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Say it however it makes sense to you. You don't need to know the right category — we'll help you find real, verified help near home.
Short-term news attached to a place you already know — a pantry adding hours, a fund running dry, an office closing early. Updates never replace the permanent listing they belong to.
Checking for anything that changed this week…
Requests from local organizations — supplies, drivers, a hand after a hard week. Every request is checked with the sponsoring organization, and giving always goes through them, never to an individual.
Preview only. Sample requests shown for layout review. No personal or payment details are ever published here.
A local church is collecting toward a past-due electric bill for a household with a medically fragile child. Gifts go through the church's assistance fund — never to an individual.
An elementary school is short about 60 supply kits. Drop-off points are listed on the request, and the school confirms counts weekly.
Two-hour Saturday routes, about eight stops each. Mileage is reimbursed and a staff member rides along on your first run.
Permanent programs and services — food, housing, utilities, health, recovery, legal aid — reviewed by WVFC and re-verified on a schedule.
Nonprofits, agencies, and community groups whose programs appear above.
Preview only. Names and program counts come from real published listings. The descriptions and service areas below are placeholder wording until organization profiles are built.
Organization profiles appear as verified listings are added.
Plain-language guides written by people, not forms — what to do first, what to bring, and who to call when the answer isn't obvious.
Preview only. Sample guide cards for layout review. The guides themselves haven't been written yet; each card links to matching verified listings for now.
Walk through applying for SNAP and finding a pantry you can reach this week — including what to do if you're denied.
6 steps · About 8 min
See help of this kindKeep the lights and heat on: who to call before a shutoff, what LIEAP covers, and how to set up a payment plan.
5 steps · About 6 min
See help of this kindUnderstand your options if rent is late, an eviction notice arrives, or you need somewhere safe to sleep tonight.
7 steps · About 10 min
See help of this kindConnect with the county veterans service officer and sort out benefits, healthcare enrollment, and emergency aid.
5 steps · About 7 min
See help of this kindTell us what happened in your own words. A real person reads every message, and we'll point you toward whatever help exists.
If you're in immediate danger or facing a medical emergency, call 911.