


Scan the QR code to download and install the 24 Helpline app on any mobile phone. Use it to request help at any time, and share it with anyone who may need essential help to get through the day with less worry and stress.
We recommend keeping the app on your mobile phone at all times. You never know when you or someone nearby may need essential help.
To share information, to serve you better and to respond quicker when people call our toll-free helpline number, 888-460-2460 between sunrise and sunset, or email help@24HelpLine.com at any time, 24/7.
Grocery that can be pick up or delivery to a resident.
Note: An estimated 47.9 million people (about 1 in 7 Americans) live in food-insecure households where they lack consistent access to enough affordable, nutritious food.
A place to lay your head and stay for a day or more. Note: An estimated 745,652 people experienced homelessness on a single night in America that need shelter. Roughly 22 out of every 10,000 Americans experience homelessness at any given time.
New & Used clothes for babies, kids and Adults. Note: An estimated of 35.9 million total Americans living in poverty experience clothing insecurity. Approximately 40% (2 in 5) of children in America lack access to adequate, appropriately fitted, or seasonally appropriate clothing.
A ride to there and home within 20 miles in city limit.
Note: 16 million people of driving age do not have access to a personal automobile. Roughly 1,300 to 1,500 people end up stranded without fuel every single day in the United States alone.
A jobs that pays for one day of work. Note: An estimated 120,000 workers seek or perform traditional day-labor jobs on any given day in the United States. The National Day Labor Survey estimates roughly 117,600 to 120,000 people look for informal day work daily.
All household bills that are late and unable to pay. Note: Nearly half of Americans (48%) have paid at least one bill late over the past 12 months. Nearly half of those late payers (47%) missed just one or two bills during the year.
To give unpaid caregivers time off or help for a day. Note: Roughly 63 million Americans (nearly 1 in 4 adults) provide ongoing, unpaid care for a loved one with a complex medical condition, disability, or age-related illness.
A way to call family or a friend for help to be safe.
Note: Virtually all low-income and poor individuals need a mobile phone for necessities, a job, healthcare, banking, and government assistance now require digital access.
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