IRS form for non-filers Enter info if you did not file tax return last year. You can enter bank info for automatic direct deposit of the stimulus check
IRS form for non-filers Enter info if you did not file tax return last year. You can enter bank info for automatic direct deposit of the stimulus check
UConn Health is teaming up with the UConn Foundation to help address the critical shortage of medical supplies during the COVID-19 outbreak, including personal protective equipment (PPE). This is an unprecedented time, and a community effort is needed to meet the immediate needs of our frontline healthcare staff as they care for patients. We are now accepting homemade mask donations.
Your favorite restaurants are suffering as a result of the COVID-19 health crisis. Sales are down across the country, and jobs are at risk. You can help. Support your local restaurant and order takeout, buy a gift card, or rally your government officials to take action so local restaurants have a chance to survive.
The COVID-19 Business Support Hub has all the latest information and insight available, with the purpose of supporting you and your business at this time.
RepairSmith is donating $100,000 in FREE 'No-Contact Car Repair'* to car owners in our community who are severely impacted by COVID-19. If you've experienced loss of employment or are acting as a frontline worker to your community and requires the use of a functioning car — we're here to help keep you moving forward. (California and Nevada)
Jewish Family Service Agency provides emergency assistance to people in need, including food. For information, call 702-732-0304 or go to their website: https://www.jfsalv.org/emergency-assistance
Three Square is providing meals at several locations including YMCAs, community centers and schools. For the most up to date list of distribution centers, please visit their website and click on the Get Food link. www.threesquare.org
The Clark County School District (CCSD) will continue providing breakfast and lunch to students during the closure of our schools. Starting Monday, April 6, CCSD’s 36 food distribution sites will be serving meals at a new time from 9 a.m. until noon. This new time will apply even after spring break.
Nevada Partnership for Homeless Youth offers assistance with food, shelter, clothing & other things for youth ages 12 to 20. Call 866-827-3723.
Eligible seniors age 60 and older can get help from Helping Hands of Vegas Valley. There is a waitlist for their food delivery program. Call 702-507-1838 or visit their website for more information: https://hhovv.org/food-and-paper-goods-program/
Link to a legal and financial toolkit was developed by Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada in response to the coronavirus outbreak (COVID-19).
The State Bar of Nevada has compiled important and relevant information for the legal community regarding the coronavirus outbreak.
Open at both locations for clients to continue receiving emergency food. Food boxes are served near the entrances (outside) in a manner that ensures the safety and precautions to thoughtfully care for clients and staff. For hours and locations, click check out the link.
The charity Overcoming MS have put together a dedicated resource hub offering guidance for those who have Multiple Sclerosis, as to how they can stay safe and well during the COVID-19 outbreak.
We know everyone is reeling in the wake of COVID-19. As fallout from this pandemic ripples across our community, we’re seeing firsthand the devastating impact it’s having on families at the margins. More than 400 survivors in our programs rely on Raphael House for shelter, food, hygiene supplies, safety planning, and emergency resources—in addition to a high volume of callers on our 24-hotline.
Portland Street Medicine is a volunteer-driven initiative and will continue to be so. As we ramp up our street outreach in response to COVID-19, it makes the most sense for us to use our volunteer clinicians for the provision of care.
Through this Fund, grants will be made to restaurant industry employees who have been impacted by COVID-19, including a decrease in wages or loss of employment. Grants will be awarded as soon as possible to those individuals who meet the prescribed eligibility criteria.
Coordinating assistance to families and individuals who seek emergency food and other basic necessities.