Remember to take your Birth Certificate and let them know take the appointment for the DMV as proof that you are in the middle of transferring to the address and getting new ID.

Food Banks

https://foodbankcenc.org/about-us/locations-contact-info/greenville/

https://www.singlemomassistance.org/city/nc-greenville

Location: 1712 Union Street, Greenville, NC 27834

Phone: 252.752.4996

Hours: Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday 7:30 AM – 4:00 PM

Pitt County food banks and pantries.

Pitt County

https://www.needhelppayingbills.com/html/pitt_county_food_banks_and_pan.html

Churches, charities, and non-profit food banks in Pitt County North Carolina can help the less fortunate. Hundreds of

Greenville and nearby families receive some form of assistance every month. Almost all of the pantries have very limited hours and resources, so it is recommended to call in advance. There is also an application process in place at most of the Pitt County centers. The items distributed will change by the day and week. Pantries rely on donations, fund raisers, and partnerships with non-profits such as the Eastern North Carolina Food Bank. Examples of what may be served include rice, breads, pasta, meats, and frozen food items.

Some may have specialty meals or perishable items for the elderly or children in Greenville North Carolina.

Antioch United Holy Church Food Pantry

Address is 2659 Railroad Street

Bellarthur, North Carolina 27811

Call (252) 830-4053 for hours.

A food pantry is open once per month. Call for information on hours of distribution and what resources and food items may be passed out. The church works closely with the Eastern North Carolina Food Bank to provide groceries and canned goods to the low income in Pitt County.

Bread of Life Gospel Tabernacle

609 Cannon Boulevard

Grifton, NC 28530

Call (252) 524-4041 for hours or to volunteer.

Armor of God Christian Church

4051 South Memorial Drive

Winterville, NC 28590

Telephone: (252) 353-9054

A pantry is open a couple Saturdays per month for qualified Pitt County residents. A delivery service may be available for the homebound.

Philippi Church

Food pantry address is 3760 Philippi Drive

Greenville, North Carolina 27858

(252) 551-6132

St. Peter Catholic Church Food Pantry

2700 East 4th Street

Greenville, NC 27858

(252) 757-3259

Call in advance for hours and details.

St. Paul's Episcopal Church

Address: 401 East 4th Street

Greenville, NC 27858

Primary phone number: (252) 752-3482

Zion Chapel Food Pantry

377 Planters Street

Ayden, NC 28513

(252) 746-9337

Emmanuel Community Unison Baptist Church

3501 Speight-Seed Farm Road

Winterville, North Carolina 28590

Telephone number - (252) 756-0094

Koinonia Christian Center Church

1405 SW Greenville Boulevard

Greenville, NC 27834

(252) 752-1898

The food bank may have free bags of groceries. The church may have Thanksgiving or Christmas meals and other aid for the low income and poor as well.

Ayden Christian Care Food Bank

Location is 4114 West Avenue

Ayden, NC 28513

(252) 916-5423

Bread of Life Gospel Tabernacle Food Pantry

Main address is 609 Cannon Boulevard

Grifton, NC 28530

Telephone: (252) 524-4041

First Born Community Development Corporation

912 Black-Jack-Grimesland Road

Grimesland, North Carolina 27837

(252) 758-6147

Meals on Wheels and other services are available, including referrals to regional pantries in North Carolina.

Jarvis Memorial United Methodist Church

Location of the pantry is 510 South Washington Street

Greenville, NC 27858

(252) 752-3101

Anointed Ones Church Of Deliverance International

4271 North Edge Road

Ayden, NC 28513

Telephone number of the pantry is (252) 746-2722

First Born Community Development Center

Address - 912 Black-Jack-Grimesland Road

Grimesland, NC 27837

(252) 758-6147

Diapers, formula, and information on furniture, such as cribs, may be provided.

Salvation Army of Greenville

2337 West Dickinson Ave.

Greenville, North Carolina 27834

Main number (252) 756-3388

This is the local Pitt County branch of the nation’s leading non-profit. Numerous emergency assistance and social serves are offered. A food pantry may have canned goods or surplus commodities. Get help in applying for government aid such as food stamps. Other resources include free Easter, Thanksgiving and Christmas meals, clothing, gifts for children, and financial support.

THE CENTER FOR FAMILY RESOURCES

995 Roswell Street NE, Suite 100

Marietta, GA 30060

770.428.2601

Office Hours: Monday - Friday: 8:30a.m. - 5p.m.

https://thecfr.org/

Christian Aid Mission Partnership/CAMP of Austell Georgia

(770) 819-0662)

offers rent, food, and other financial aid for residents of Austell, Clarkdale, East Douglas County, Lithia Springs, Mableton and Powder Springs Georgia.

https://www.freefood.org/l/camp_christian_aid_mission_partnership

Reflections of Trinity

4037 Austell-Powder Springs Road

Powder Springs, GA 30127

Phone: (770) 222-6511

Hours of Operation:

Monday – Friday, 9am-6pm

Saturday, 9am-5pm

Closed on Sundays

https://reflectionsoftrinity.org/

Austell, GA Financial Assistance

The best way to contact them at FinancialHelpResources.com is through their email address.

The email address is: finhelpresources@gmail.com.

https://www.financialhelpresources.com/

Save a Life 4 Christ Outreach Ministry Inc

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Austell, GA - 30106

470-304-8815

Financial Help Provided: financial assistance when available. Call for details.

http://www.savealife4christoutreachministryinc.com/Services.html

Sweetwater Missions

View Full Address

Austell, GA - 30168

770-819-0662

Financial Help Provided: Financial Assistance

https://www.sweetwatermission.org/

Douglas County DFCS Douglasville

Location: 6.89 miles from Austell

View Full Address

Douglasville, GA - 30134

(770) 489-3000

Additional Resources

https://www.financialhelpresources.com/details/douglas_county_dfcs.html

The Center for Family Resources Inc

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995 Roswell St NE

Marietta, GA - 30060

(770) 428-2601

https://www.rentassistance.us/li/cobb_family_resources_inc

Who is eligible for the American Rescue Plan?

AI Overview

The American Rescue Plan, signed into law on March 11, 2021, was designed to help Americans respond to and recover from the COVID-19 pandemic, with eligibility varying depending on the specific program or initiative.

Here's a breakdown of who was eligible for different aspects of the American Rescue Plan:

General Economic Relief:

Economic Impact Payments (Stimulus Checks):

Individuals with a Social Security Number (SSN) and meeting certain income criteria were eligible for a one-time payment of $1,400 per person.
Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC):

The American Rescue Plan expanded the EITC, making it available to younger adults (ages 19-24, excluding students under 24 who are attending school at least part-time) and people aged 65 and over, as well as those without children.
Child Tax Credit:

The Child Tax Credit was increased to $3,000 per child for those over six and $3,600 for those under six, and the age limit was raised from 16 to 17.
Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit:

The legislation also expanded the Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit, allowing households to receive up to $4,000 for one child and $8,000 for two or more children.
Unemployment Benefits:

The American Rescue Plan extended and enhanced unemployment benefits, including a temporary increase to the weekly amount.

Specific Programs and Initiatives:

HOME American Rescue Plan Program (HOME-ARP):

This program provided funds for states, local governments, and territories to address homelessness and housing instability, with eligibility focused on individuals and families experiencing homelessness, at risk of homelessness, or fleeing domestic violence.
Federal Employee Paid Leave:

The American Rescue Plan established a new category of paid leave for selected Federal employees based on COVID-19-related qualifying circumstances.
EDA Programs:

Eligible applicants for Economic Development Administration (EDA) programs included state, county, city, or other political subdivisions of a State, Indian Tribes, institutions of higher education, and non-profit organizations.
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP):

The American Rescue Plan extended the Pandemic-EBT program, which provides SNAP benefits to low-income children who have lost access to meals at school and child care due to the pandemic.
Health Insurance Subsidies:

The American Rescue Plan enhanced premium subsidies for those who buy their own health insurance, making more people eligible for larger subsidies or newly eligible for subsidies.
Transit Funding:

The American Rescue Plan Act provided funding for FTA apportionments to its Urbanized Area, Rural Formula, Tribal Transit, and Enhanced Mobility of Older Adults and Individuals with Disabilities programs.

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