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Hughes Family & Friends Foundation | Supporting Utah Children & Families At the Hughes Family & Friends Foundation, we understand that families face unexpected challenges. Our Direct Support Program is designed to help parents, guardians, caregivers, and teachers in Utah who are supporting children under 18 and experiencing hardship. We review each application carefully, and every family's story matters to us.
If you're unsure whether you qualify, we encourage you to apply. Our team will help determine eligibility. Proof of Residency Utility Bill, Lease Agreement, or School Enrollment form.
(All personal documents you submit will be used only to determine eligibility for support. They will never be shared, sold, or used for any other purpose.) All personal documents you submit will be used only to determine eligibility for support.
They will never be shared, sold, or used for any other purpose. Proof of Income Recent Pay Stubs, Tax Return, or SNAP Eligibility Letter. Exceptions can be made for families and children that fall within our foundation's core mission, please don't hesitate to apply if you don't meet the financial requirements but you do meet other requirements.
All personal documents you submit will be used only to determine eligibility for support. They will never be shared, sold, or used for any other purpose.
Child Focused Support Yes No Proof of Relationship Copy of the child's birth certificate, court documents showing legal guardianship, school enrollment forms listing the applicant as the emergency contact or guardian, doctor's note or medical record listing the applicant as the guardian, foster care placement documentation. All personal documents you submit will be used only to determine eligibility for support.
They will never be shared, sold, or used for any other purpose. Proof of School Enrollment Recent school enrollment confirmation or student ID with the school's name, letter from school counselor, teacher or principal confirming enrollment, school report card or official correspondence with school letterhead, any document showing the school name and address which can be verified as a Title 1 school.
All personal documents you submit will be used only to determine eligibility for support. They will never be shared, sold, or used for any other purpose. Statement of Need A short written statement explaining current hardship, a referral letter or statement from a school counselor, teacher, caseworker or healthcare provider describing family's situation, medical bills, recent utility shutoff notice, proof of public assistance.
Additional Information Food Insecurity; Educational Hardship (lack of supplies or support); Financial or emotional hardship due to medical issues, unemployment etc. All personal documents you submit will be used only to determine eligibility for support. They will never be shared, sold, or used for any other purpose. I confirm my information is accurate and I'm not currently receiving help for this same need from another nonprofit.
Uploads may contain personal information and will only be used to evaluate eligibility. By submitting, you consent to the foundation storing and reviewing your information. All personal documents you submit will be used only to determine eligibility for support.
They will never be shared, sold, or used for any other purpose. You'll hear from us within 2–3 weeks. If anything's missing, we'll contact you.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Parents, guardians, caregivers, and teachers in Utah supporting children under 18 experiencing hardship. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Direct Support Program is funded by Hughes Family & Friends Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Utah. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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