Community Action Agencies (CAAs) is a grant from Local Community Action Agencies that funds a wide range of services for low-income individuals and families across the Virginia, DC, and surrounding area. Community Action Agencies are nonprofit and government organizations that deliver direct assistance covering housing, food, transportation, utility support, job training, and emergency financial aid. Each agency operates independently and sets its own eligibility criteria and service offerings based on local community needs. Funding amounts vary by agency and program. Low-income individuals are generally eligible, though specific income thresholds and service categories differ by location.

Community Action Agencies (CAAs) is a grant from Various State and Local Agencies that funds services designed to address the causes of poverty in local communities across Pennsylvania. The program is supported by Community Services Block Grant (CSBG) funding distributed to 43 Community Action Agencies across the Commonwealth. These agencies promote economic stability and security, healthy communities, and active community engagement to help low-income residents create opportunities and foster growth. Services vary by county and may include food assistance, housing support, utility aid, employment services, and emergency financial assistance. Eligible applicants are low-income individuals and families. Award amounts vary by agency and program type.

Consumer Assistance Program (CAP) - Repair Assistance is sponsored by California Bureau of Automotive Repair. CAP offers repair assistance to eligible consumers whose vehicles fail a Smog Check. The program aims to improve California's air quality. Eligibility and funding availability are determined annually. Consumers may need to pay a portion of the repair cost.