We are volunteers working on this website to guide seniors and retirees when they need help. That help subjects may be categorized as

• Financial Help
• Health Care
• Help with Rent
• Housing Assistance
• Food
• Clothing Assistance
• Transportation Assistance
• Daily Life and so on

We have covered many resources in all 50 states and now working on the biggest 200 cities to help elderly citizens reach easily to benefits where they live in.

We have big goals on this site like building directories of programs and benefits in many categories. Please help us by giving ideas, suggesting new thoughts, writing about your experiences.

 Financial Help For Single Mothers

Free Grants For Veterans

Free Grants For Women

Food Pantries

This website lists the various food pantries in the area. It also lists directions, details, hours of operation  and eligibility requirements for receiving free food. *The Deacon Stanley Davis family also operate a food ministry here at RCBC. Contact Deacon Stan Davis for hours of operation and to get your name on the list.

Senior Help

BenefitsCheckUp is free service of the National Council on Aging (NCOA), a nonprofit service and advocacy organization in Washington, DC. There are over 2,000 federal, state and private benefits programs available to help adults over 55 need pay for prescription drugs, health care, utilities, and other basic needs. You can apply for many of the programs online or print an application form.

Free Medical Clinic Directory

Are you currently living without health insurance? You are not alone and there is help for you.

People without health insurance often find themselves with limited options for affordable healthcare and free dental care, and their lives and health often depend on access to free medical clinics.

This directory provides a comprehensive list of free or low cost medical services.Search the national database to find free or affordable healthcare clinic near you.

Free Dental Care Directory

Free Dental Care is a user contributed database of nationwide dental clinics that offer any type of oral hygiene services for dental work. The website is completely free but requires registration in order to see complete details of any listing. If you have already created a free account you may recover your lost password here.

Rent Assistance Programs

HUD is not the only organization that provides affordable housing.

Check out this directory that contains a total of 3,279 government
and non-profit agencies that offer nationwide local rent assistance programs.

To search for free resources, click here.

Transitional Housing

Transitional housing is supportive housing that helps fight the homeless problem in today’s society and is generally for a limited time period. Stays can be from two weeks to twenty four months.

Along with housing, its purpose is to provide people with help after a crisis such as homelessness or domestic violence.

If you are homeless or a victim of domestic violence, please reach out for assistance.

Free Public Assistance

Free Public Assistance.com searches for great resources offered to help low income, underserved, and those in need.

There are many local non profit assistance programs that the public may not know about. Those programs and services are listed on this site.

As much detailed information as possible is provided for each resource on the list.

RCBC Benevolence Fund

You know that Benevolence Fund collection the church takes up every week? Well, its purpose is to help you when your having a rough go of it. While RCBC will work with you, the Church does not give cash and requires documentation of any bill that needs to be paid. Benevolence is not considered a loan and does not require payback. If your a member who needs assistance with food, medical, shelter or other basic necessities, please peronally contact Deacon Alex Mecks or Chairman Mike Williams at the church.