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Find organizations that provide financial help and that giveaway free stuff in Centre County. Low-income families and people with no money will get money to help pay bills, ranging from rent to utilities, transportation costs, medical and more. There is also free food, gas vouchers and items for people in need. Get financial assistance near where you live in Centre County.

There is help across Bellefonte, State College Pa and the county. Grant money is provided to pay bills as well as free debt relief, home buying or mortgage help, and even car loan assistance. Or access short term housing and other financial aid in Centre County PA.

Financial assistance for bills, rent, food and social services in Centre County

One of the leading non-profit charity organizations is Interfaith Mission (phone 814-234-7731). The mission of this non-profit agency is to help low to moderate income residents who are struggling and in need of help. They accomplish this providing emergency financial assistance for bills, free groceries, housing and support for families in Centre County/

  • The organization provides emergency mortgage, rental, housing, and electric bill help. There is also free furniture distribution, appliances and more. Financial aid from IHS, while limited, may also include grants for utility, heating bill assistance, and in depth money management services. People can even receive information on ways to help deal with and reduce their personal debts and the disabled or seniors can sign up for payee services. The address is 251 Easterly Pkwy Unit 200, State College, PA 16801. More on Interfaith Human Services assistance programs.

The local community action agency, Centre County - Central Pennsylvania Community Action, Inc. offers a host of various assistance programs, grant money, and provides numerous forms of aid. A general listing is here, but contact them for more information on these or other options, as well as learn how to apply.

  • Water bills -Receive financial assistance from the H20 - Help to Others Program.
     
  • Free Home repairs and energy saving improvements - Several housing assistance programs can provide loans for, or free repairs to homes, including energy conserving updates. There will be fixes to a furnace, new windows on a house, and more. Locate free windows for the low-income.

 

 

 

  • Utilities - Various options are available to help with paying utility and heating bills. They run programs directly with utility companies, as well as both federal and Pennsylvania state government programs.
     
  • Credit, debt, and foreclosure relief - Work with counselors to learn how to deal with a foreclosure, and how to address housing or consumer debt issues. Click here to learn more on debt reduction programs.
     
  • General help - The community action agency can also provide transportation assistance. There is also programs for access to free food, and they are a great resource for information on other local charities and resources, including medical needs.
     
  • Housing - This is a focus of many of the CPCAA programs, and it ranges from weatherization to emergency funds from the RAP, or rental assistance program, that can help prevent evictions in Centre County.

The address is 109 W Bishop St, Bellefonte, PA 16823. Call (814) 355-7501. For more information on these or other resources, such as job placement and budgeting workshops, learn more on assistance from Central Pennsylvania Community Action.

Bellefonte and State College Salvation Army is a non-profit that may also be able to help the low-income, single moms, homeless and others. The organization can distribute free food boxes, emergency financial assistance, and they also administer holiday programs such as Angel Tree. A formal application process is in place and will usually require clients to attend case management, budgeting, and/or credit counseling classes.

  • The Centres County charity also has free back to school supplies and transitional housing are also offered. Or get a free gas voucher to get to a job, winter jackets for kids, or access to a homeless shelter in Centre County. More details on Salvation Army assistance in Centre County.

 

 

 

 

Centre County Office On Aging provides help to seniors, the disabled and their caregivers. There is free grant money, medical transportation, information on Medicare and government aid and more. Or seniors can apply for free Meals on Wheels or get home care as well as social services. The location is 420 Holmes St # 245, Bellefonte, PA 16823. Call (814) 355-6716. But a major focus is meals home delivery, and learn more on food on wheels near me.

Community Help Centre is an all volunteer-based, non-profit charity organization that provides resources. There are free counseling services, education help, job training, employment services, and information to those people who are in need of support. They run an onsite drop-in center and also administer 24-hour hotline. They work to provide information on and coordinate and deliver services throughout Centre County, including information on Pennsylvania and federal government assistance programs. Call 814-237-5855, and the non-profit is at 410 S Fraser St, State College, PA 16801.

Central Pennsylvania Catholic Charities provides services in Bellefonte Pennsylvania and across the county. Most of the programs offered are non-monetary, but there may be some occasional funds for paying expenses in a crisis, such as rent, medications or energy bills.

  • It provides both financial and cash assistance to individuals, single moms and families who find themselves in need. There may be hardship grants for paying bills and dealing with emergencies. The organization can offer help with paying rent, heating and utilities or maybe help fix a car. Those people who are in need of aid from Local Help are referred to The FaithCentre.

Other resources available include free food, assistance for immigrants and seniors, applications for the Neighbor-to-Neighbor Program heating bill program, and general case management. A major focus is on women facing DV, single moms, seniors and the immigrants. More on central Pennsylvania Catholic Charities resources.

Centre County Assistance Office helps people in poverty, the low-income and people in need. Get SNAP food stamps, Medical Assistance (Medicaid), SSI disability applications and even unemployment. The county also has cash assistance from TANF, homeless prevention programs and free grants.

  • Another focus is on helping seniors, low-income families and the disabled get help with communication, including free iPhones from Lifeline or the government. The location is 2580 Park Center Blvd, State College, PA 16801. Call (814) 863-6571. Or look here for a government iPhone.

Free back to school supply programs are held annually. Students from low-income families will get the stuff they need for the school year, ranging from clothes to tech products, book bags, shoes and more. A wide variety of goods are passed out, and look here for free back to school supplies in Centre County.

Free food, nutrition and groceries

Food Bank of State College Area, Inc. can help. The agency has a pantry and soup kitchen. It provides emergency food and groceries to those people who are in need in the State College and Upper Bald Eagle Valley area, and they also support other food pantries and distribution centers that are located throughout Centre County. Call 814-234-2310, or the non-profit is at 1321 S Atherton St, State College, PA 16801.

 

 

 

 

 

 

SNAP food stamps, including in an emergency, are available in a crisis. In general, the application will be reviewed, and approved or denied, within as little as 48 business hours. It is a crisis version of SNAP, and get details on emergency food stamps number.

Foreclosure prevention, debt relief and mortgage assistance

For people with housing concerns, whether they are facing an eviction from their apartment, or facing a foreclosure filing, Housing Transitions, Inc. may be able to assist. They can provide support, limited financial assistance, and information on resources to people who are behind on their rent or facing an eviction.

  • If a homeowner is behind on their mortgage payments, the agency also runs a Foreclosure Prevention program. This free service is available for homeowners in Centre County, and it will help prevent a mortgage default on their behalf and it will help keep individuals and families in their homes.

Mortgage counselors will work one on one, directly with homeowners and their banks and lenders to coordinate financial and mortgage counseling. The housing counselor can also mediate and/or negotiate payment plans with lenders, often utilizing both available federal government and state of Pennsylvania programs. No fee is charged for these services and it is free to residents. Call 814-237-5508.

Centre County Housing and Land Trust provides affordable housing solutions, including assistance with mortgage payments and homebuyer education. Or locate low-cost, no wait list apartments or money for a mobile home. Address is 1315 S Allen St Unit 306, State College, PA 16801, or dial (814) 571-1179

Free legal aid Centre County

A non-profit law firm makes free legal services available to the elderly, low to moderate income people and others. Turn to MidPenn Legal Services to get assistance from a free attorney. They offer free legal help with a variety of civil matters including, but not limited to: foreclosure filings, family, consumer debt issues, housing, public benefits, bankruptcy, and domestic abuse cases.

The non-profit law firm provides free, pro bono legal aid and referrals for various civil matters. Dial 814-238-4958, and the free law firm is at 3500 E College Ave #1295, State College, PA 16801. Or click here to learn more on Pennsylvania free legal aid.

Free medical and health care programs

Centre Volunteers In Medicine is a clinic that provides free primary medical and dental care to uninsured and underinsured residents of Centre County. Get teeth cleaning or extractions, behavioral health care or a free OB/GYN, eye exams and more. There is also telehealth, care for people on Medicaid, diabetes management, a pharmacy and even a dentist for people with no income. The address is 2520 Green Tech Dr, State College, PA 16803. Call (814) 231-4043

 

 

 

The low income and people that do not have health insurance, or are unemployed, Centre Homecare, Inc. is an organization that is dedicated to providing high quality, cost effective home healthcare and medical care. There is also free or affordable dental as well as other related services to all individuals or families in the local service area of Centre County Pennsylvania.

They provide help to patients regardless of their ability to pay for hospital or medical bills. Programs offered by the agency include home health skilled care nursing and therapies; general care, hospice and healthy beginnings. The address is 2437 Commercial Blvd, State College, PA 16801, or call 814-237-7400

 

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