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Free referral hotline to local housing assistance, shelters, and utility programs.
Free after-school, before-school, and summer programs for students in high-poverty schools.
Free 24/7 crisis counseling for people in mental health distress.
Free tax preparation for anyone — especially for those 50+ and low-to-moderate income.
Ask a free civil legal question online and get a response from a volunteer attorney.
Subsidized health insurance with premium tax credits for income 100–400% FPL.
Free lifetime national park pass for US citizens with permanent disabilities.
Free information and referrals on disability rights, accommodations, and the ADA.
Free adult basic education, GED preparation, and English language learning classes.
Up to $30/month off home internet for qualifying low-income households.
Free annual national park pass earned by volunteering 250 hours in federal lands.
Lifetime $80 national park pass for US citizens 62+ (free with free file application for income-eligible).
Free job search, resume help, career counseling, and training referrals at 2,500+ locations.
Up to $2,500 tax credit per year for the first four years of higher education.
Education award of up to $7,395 for completing a term of national service with AmeriCorps.
Federally mandated free credit reports from all three bureaus once per year (now weekly).
Earn-while-you-learn paid job training programs in construction, tech, healthcare, and more.
Free or subsidized temporary caregiver relief for families caring for children with special needs.
Low-cost loans, demonstrations, and recycled equipment for people with disabilities.
Official federal tool to find all government benefit programs you may qualify for.
Free breast, cervical, and colorectal cancer screenings for low-income uninsured patients.
File free complaints against banks, lenders, and debt collectors with the federal government.
Tax credit for childcare expenses while you work or look for work.
Subsidized childcare assistance for low-income working parents.
Free referrals to local childcare providers, financial assistance, and subsidies.
Up to $2,000 per qualifying child under 17 to reduce your federal tax bill.
Low-cost health coverage for children in families who earn too much for Medicaid.
Free claims assistance to help veterans file VA disability and pension claims.
Free dental care for elderly, disabled, or medically fragile patients with no other resources.
Free legal advocacy for people with disabilities facing discrimination.
Free or low-cost immigration legal help from DOJ-recognized nonprofit organizations.
Doubles SNAP benefits when spent on fresh fruits and vegetables at participating farmers markets.
Refundable tax credit worth up to $7,830 for low-to-moderate income workers.
Federal funds distributed by states and localities to help renters facing eviction.
Free annual pass to all US national parks and federal lands for 4th graders and their families.
Free eye exams and up to one year of care for seniors 65+ and those at risk for glaucoma.
Free application that unlocks federal grants, loans, and work-study for college students.
Search for unclaimed deposits from failed banks held by the FDIC.
Up to $7,395 per year in free money for college students who demonstrate financial need.
Sliding-scale primary care clinics for all patients regardless of insurance or income.
Network of 200+ food banks providing free groceries and meals to families in need.
Free comprehensive early childhood education and health services for low-income children 0–5.
Hospitals that received federal funds must provide free or reduced-cost care to qualifying patients.
Free or low-cost counseling for renting, buying, foreclosure prevention, and homelessness.
Free guided tax software from IRS partners for AGI $79,000 or less.
Free residential vocational education and job training for low-income youth 16–24.
Free legal information and referrals to legal aid organizations by state.
Free civil legal help for low-income Americans from federally funded legal aid offices.