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Cape Cod Times Neighbors Fund | Neighbors helping Neighbors on Cape Cod & the Islands Neighbors helping neighbors since 1936 For 90 years, we have provided urgent financial assistance and resources to our Cape & Islands neighbors. Our vision is to foster a thriving community where basic human needs are met.
of donations go directly to help our neighbors neighbors helped last year years strong, and still here for our neighbors Meet some of the people you have helped. Theresa*, a new mom on Martha’s Vineyard, suddenly lost work hours and couldn’t return to her second job. While waiting for child support to begin, she struggled to cover basic bills.
Thanks to your support, we were able to help with her rent and guide her to fuel assistance — giving her the stability she needed to care for her baby. Because of you, Theresa can take care of her baby. Bob*, a veteran, suddenly faced two urgent crises at once – a costly dental procedure he needed for his health and a car repair he needed to keep working.
His savings couldn’t cover both, and he didn’t know where to turn. Because of your generosity, we were able to help Bob fix his car and get the dental care he needed. A local veteran needed help, and you were there.
Dorothy*, age 95, was at risk of losing her home when a rent increase pushed her fixed income past its limits. Scared and with nowhere else to turn, she reached out to the Neighbors Fund. Thanks to your support, we provided rental assistance and food vouchers, ensuring she could remain safely in her home.
You helped keep a roof over Dorothy's head. Meet more of your neighbors For 90 years, neighbors have come together to help neighbors in crisis. What began in December 1936 as the Neediest Families Fund (created to help just ten Cape Cod families) has grown into a trusted community safety net serving residents of Cape Cod, Martha’s Vineyard, and Nantucket.
While our name has evolved, our purpose has never changed: to provide emergency financial assistance to residents of Cape Cod, Martha's Vineyard, and Nantucket experiencing temporary financial hardship. Assistance may be available for housing, heat, utilities, food, medical expenses, childcare, and other essential needs.
Today, the Cape Cod Times Neighbors Fund continues this proud tradition, offering hope, dignity, and stability to individuals and families facing illness, job loss, accidents, and other unexpected emergencies. This is who we have always been. Neighbors helping neighbors.
Our Story Through the Years Our Corporate and Foundation Supporters "Thank you so much for your hard work and generosity. You helped my family and me with rent in a time of need, and we are so very grateful."
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Residents of Cape Cod, Massachusetts, in need of emergency assistance for basic expenses. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Cape Cod Times Needy Fund is funded by Cape Cod Times. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Massachusetts. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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