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AidKit

AidKit is a company that runs the websites and payments behind cash help programs for governments and nonprofits. It does not give out money itself. Each program below is run by the partner named with it, and you apply through that program.

Programs

Works in 6 states. Each place has its own rules.

  • Rx Kids (Michigan)

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    Cash for pregnant moms and new babies: $1,500 during pregnancy, then $500 a month for 6 to 12 months, depending on the community.

    Pregnant moms and babies who live in a participating Michigan community. You can enroll from 16 weeks of pregnancy until the baby is six months old, if the baby was born after your community started.

    Open in select Michigan communities.

    With Michigan State University, GiveDirectly

  • Rx Kids (Cleveland)

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    Cash for pregnant moms and new babies in parts of Cleveland: $1,500 during pregnancy, then $500 a month for 6 to 12 months.

    Pregnant moms and babies who live in Cleveland ZIP codes 44103, 44110 or 44114.

    Open since September 1, 2026.

    With Michigan State University, GiveDirectly

  • Early Childhood Educator Pay Equity Fund

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    Quarterly payments from the District to licensed child care providers so they can pay early childhood educators at or above OSSE's minimum salaries.

    Child care providers with a facility licensed by OSSE in the District of Columbia, and the educators who work there.

    Waiting list for new providers since April 1, 2025.

    With Office of the State Superintendent of Education

  • Whatcom Kids First Child Care Subsidy

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    A planned Whatcom County child care subsidy: $300 a month for each child 5 or younger, paid to the licensed child care provider.

    Families with young children in Whatcom County who earn up to 75% of the state median income and do not qualify for the state's child care help.

    Not open yet. Read from public radio coverage; the county's site could not be read.

    With Whatcom County Health and Community Services

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  • Best Starts for Kids Child Care Wage Boost Pilot

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    Quarterly payments to child care workers at selected King County facilities, through 2027: $2,080 a quarter for full-time workers and $1,040 for part-time workers.

    Staff at child care centers, family child care homes and school-age programs in King County whose facility was picked in the lottery.

    Closed to new facilities. Payments to enrolled workers continue through 2027.

    With King County Best Starts for Kids

  • The Nest

    ClosedKing County, Pierce CountyCash assistance

    Guaranteed income for Indigenous families: $1,250 a month from pregnancy until the child's third birthday, for up to 150 families.

    Indigenous people (North America or Pacific Islander) at least 12 weeks pregnant, living in King County, Pierce County or on the Tulalip Reservation, under the program's income limits.

    With Hummingbird Indigenous Family Services

  • Elevate Boulder

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    The City of Boulder's guaranteed income program. In 2024 and 2025 it gave 200 households $500 a month for two years.

    Low-income households in the City of Boulder.

    Not accepting applications at this time.

    With City of Boulder

  • Small Business Recovery Grants (Lineage Fire and East Los Angeles oil spill)

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    One-time grants of up to $3,000 for small businesses hurt by the June 2026 Lineage Fire or the May 2026 East Los Angeles oil spill. Home-based businesses, sidewalk vendors and mobile businesses could get $1,000.

    Small businesses inside the county's mapped impact areas, open there at least 30 days before the event, with 100 or fewer employees and $6 million or less in yearly sales.

    The extended deadline was October 9, 2026.

    With Los Angeles County Department of Economic Opportunity

  • LA Region Worker Relief Fund

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    One-time $2,000 grants for Los Angeles County workers who lost income because of the January 2025 windstorm and wildfires.

    Adults living in Los Angeles County who worked there when the fires started and lost income because of where they worked or because they lost their home. Immigration status did not matter.

    Closed March 12, 2025.

    With Los Angeles County Department of Economic Opportunity, City of Los Angeles Economic and Workforce Development Department

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Information from the pages published by AidKit. Sources

Front Door is an independent service. The program operator decides who qualifies.