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Causes: Arts & Culture, Community & Neighborhood Development, Economic Development, Food, Food Programs, Human Services, Humanities
Mission: To improve the quality of life for individuals facing hardship in the U.S. by providing food, shelter, rehabilitation, and development programs that promote stability, independence, and long-term self-sufficiency. We believe every person deserves a fresh start—and the opportunity to thrive.
Results: Since our founding in 2022, American Aid has: Delivered meals and groceries to over 1,500 hungry children and families Cleared school lunch debt for more than 150 students Provided winter clothing to 400+ homeless individuals and families Supported veterans, immigrants, and people with disabilities through tailored assistance programs Launched rehabilitation and job training pathways to help participants gain stability and independence
Target demographics: Hungry children, struggling families, the homeless, veterans, people with disabilities, and under-resourced students
Direct beneficiaries per year: Over 750 individuals and families in crisis, supported 300 children with meals and essentials, cleared school lunch debt for 100 students, and distributed winter gear to more than 250 people experiencing homelessness
Geographic areas served: Communities across the United States, including underserved neighborhoods in Virginia, Washington D.C., and other high-need areas
Programs: Meal support for children, lunch debt relief, winter clothing drives, homelessness rehabilitation, job readiness training, and personal development programs