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Feeding America is a nationwide network of 200 food banks and 60,000 food pantries and meal programs that provides food and services to people each year.
First Baptist Spartanburg offers services including food, clothing, and The Helping Center Social Ministries, which provide financial aid for rent, utilities, and medication.
FoodFinder allows you to privately search for help near you by using a map of over 50,000 free food programs. This tool helps connect individuals with local food assistance in their community.
God's Helping Hands provides assistance with electric service payments, food pantries, clothing, prescription expenses, and rent payments.
Grants for Seniors is a guide for seniors and retirees seeking assistance, including financial help, healthcare, rent and housing support, food and clothing assistance, transportation aid, and resources for daily living.
Greer Shelter to Empower People (STEP), operated by Daily Bread Ministries, offers a 90-day shelter and support program for homeless families, led by trained counselors and a licensed mental health professional. Families must be committed to overcoming homelessness and referred by a commission of mental health professionals, clergy, and the director of operations. The Greer Soup Kitchen also provides meals and a place of refuge for those in need.
HealthiestYou offers employees 24/7 access to virtual healthcare, including unlimited visits for mental health, general medical, dermatology, and neck/back pain. Employees can consult with professionals who can prescribe medications, eliminating the need for in-person visits. The service costs $9 per employee per month, covering the entire household with $0 copays and no additional fees. Employers may choose to cost-share, with a minimum of two employees required to enroll.
The Healthwell Foundation provides financial assistance to individuals who need medical services but cannot afford them. When health insurance falls short, it helps cover copays, premiums, deductibles, and other out-of-pocket expenses.
Helping Hands of Woodruff provides crisis assistance to Woodruff School District 4 residents.
Hospitality workers and their families can now access affordable personal health insurance options through the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and other programs. These plans cover pre-existing conditions, essential health benefits, and offer flexible options like short-term insurance, Medicare, dental, vision, telehealth, and more. For a free quote, call (833) 758-2001 to speak with a licensed agent and explore budget-friendly coverage that fits your needs.
