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ALICE® Support Fund is sponsored by United Way of Greater Central Michigan. The ALICE® Support Fund provides emergency assistance when funds run short for working households in Gratiot, Isabella, Montcalm, or Ionia counties who may not qualify for public assistance but still have unmet needs in the areas of housing, utilities, transportation, or childca…
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ALICE Support Fund — United Way of Greater Central Michigan | Nonprofit Organization Serving Mid Michigan ALICE, an acronym for A sset L imited, I ncome C onstrained, E mployed, is a way of defining and understanding the struggles of households that earn above the Federal Poverty Level, but not enough to afford a bare-bones household budget.
In 2023, United Way established the ALICE ® Support Fund to assist working households who may not qualify for public assistance but still have unmet need. The ALICE® Support Fund is a one-time assistance program. I need help with rent or utilities.
I need gas to get to work. I need help with childcare costs. Who can apply for ALICE assistance?
Residents of Gratiot, Isabella, Montcalm, or Ionia counties who have an unmet need in the areas of housing, utilities, transportation, or childcare. What are the eligibility requirements to receive assistance?
• Must complete and submit an ALICE application • Must meet income requirements • Unable to qualify for other assistance programs such as State Emergency Relief (DHHS) • Have received a denial for assistance letter from DHHS and/or EightCAP, Inc. • Must be able to demonstrate a proactive effort in managing their financial obligations (provide evidence showing regular payments) Can I apply more than once?
This is a one-time assistance only program. Statement of Financial Responsibility The ALICE® Support Fund was established to provide emergency assistance when funds run short for working households. To qualify for assistance from the ALICE® Support Fund, applicants are required to demonstrate a proactive effort in managing their financial obligations.
Specifically, we require that applicants show evidence of consistently making regular payments toward their rent and utilities. This demonstrates a commitment to maintaining financial responsibility and ensures that the assistance we provide is going to those who are making genuine efforts to manage their financial situation effectively.
Applicants must provide documentation, such as payment receipts or account statements, that reflect a history of timely payments. This will help us assess your current need and ensure that the support is allocated to those who have been actively working to sustain their financial commitments.
By upholding this requirement, we aim to support individuals and families who are making diligent efforts to maintain their financial stability and navigate through challenging times. Looking to Support ALICE families in mid-Michigan? Your donation to the ALICE® Support Fund provides direct assistance to help bridge the gap, ensuring families in our community can stay stable and thrive.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Residents of Gratiot, Isabella, Montcalm, or Ionia counties who have an unmet need in the areas of housing, utilities, transportation, or childcare, meet income requirements, are unable to qualify for other assistance p…. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
ALICE® Support Fund is funded by United Way of Greater Central Michigan. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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