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Single Mom Project is sponsored by Single Mom Project. Provides $1,000 grants to low-income, hardworking single mothers in the Los Angeles area to help them achieve financial stability. Honorees are clients of the Richstone Family Center.
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We provide $1000 grants to low-income, hardworking single parents to help them get on steadier financial footing. The Single Mom Project is building confidence and hope. We provide $1000 grants to low-income, hardworking single parents to help them get on steadier financial footing.
Launched in 2020, the Single Mom Project has awarded more than 150 grants, helping transform lives for the better. We provide $1000 grants to low-income, hardworking single parents to help them get on steadier financial footing. The Single Mom Project is building confidence and hope.
The Single Mom Project provides $1000 grants to low-income, hardworking mothers in the Los Angeles area to help them get on steadier financial footing. Single Mom Project honorees are clients of the Richstone Family Center in Hawthorne, California, which for over 50 years has provided services (therapy, afterschool programs, parenting classes, etc.) to families impacted by domestic abuse.
Richstone monitors how the grants are used by each honoree. Launched in 2020, the Single Mom Project has awarded 150+ grants, helping transform lives for the better. Yes, it works!
“We are deeply grateful for our generous partner, Richstone Family Center, whose unwavering support helps us create lasting change and opportunities for single moms in the South Bay." — Janet Jones, Founder & Director “I paid off credit cards I had since my kids were little… The Single Mom Project paid most and I paid the remaining. After so many years, it’s finally zero.
I am so grateful. ” “It was a big surprise for me and my kids. We don’t have food or water, and sometimes they have no food in their stomachs.
You helped me a lot. I feel happy. I don’t feel stressed.
” “I feel very fortunate that someone has the heart to help out. I’m always tight on money. Rent, bills, food is always something on my mind.
So, the money eased my mind. ” You can make a big difference in the lives of our Single Mom Project honorees. Every dollar raised goes directly to our nonprofit because there are no administrative costs.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Low-income, hardworking single mothers in the Los Angeles area who are clients of the Richstone Family Center. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Single Mom Project is funded by Single Mom Project. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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