Application 161288: Utility Assistance Due to FMLA

Current Status: Paid

On 2010-07-30, Modest Needs sent payment via Check in the amount of $114.70 to Appalachian Power on behalf of this deserving individual.

This request for help was funded at the recommendation and through the support of the friends and partners of Modest Needs Foundation.

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This application has 100% of the points it needs to receive a Modest Needs grant.

This application has been fully funded. To see the thank you note left by the person who placed this application, scroll down this page to 'Testimonial'

Of course, if you want, you can allocate some points to a different application

Application Details

Utility Assistance Due to FMLA | Cost to fully fund this application: 127.00 Modest Needs Points

The figure above includes the cost of fulfillment.

I am a single mother with a 7-year-old son who is post transplant for Leukemia. I am out from work on FMLA.

I miss many days to care for him and its unpaid. I just need some assistance through this rough financial time. This help would make such a huge impact on the general 'climate' of our household.

Thank you so much.

Applicant Profile

This application for our Self-Sufficiency grant comes to Modest Needs from a household of 1 adults and 1 children.
This household earns 100% of its household income.

This applicant lives above the poverty line and probably won't qualify for other types of help.
This household has not received state or federal assistance in the past 30 days.

Notes from the Modest Needs Staff

This applicant has applied for help from Modest Needs in the past.

This applicant has never received assistance from Modest Needs before.

Testimonial

This person has left the following thank you note:

on behalf on my son and I thank you so much for your geneousity and kindness. It is truly appreciated. This assitance will keep my bill on and take me a bit more out off the financial hole i am in taking care of a child with disability. Every bit counts. so again thank you