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TTIE is listing opportunities for funding and support, as well as strike accessibility info.We are neither endorsing or administering these resources. Please suggest additional resources to info@writeinclusion.org
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FINANCIAL & OTHER ASSISTANCE
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Area DiscountsA comprehensive list of businesses supporting the strike by offering discounts to WGA members
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Humanitas Groceries for WritersHumanitas is distributing grocery store gift cards to current WGA writers in need, as long as supplies last.
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Inevitable Emergency Fund for Disabled WritersA responsive cash granting program for disabled writers in crisis. First round deadline: 5/21
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WGAE/W Strike HubAll things strike, including info on Strike Funds: no-interest or low-interest loans to members who need financial assistance.
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Union PlusStrike grants, discounts and support waiving monthly insurance payments
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Entertainment Community FundOffers free social services programs for people in entertainment, including emergency financial assistance and counseling.
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SAG-AFTRA FoundationFinancial aid for SAG-AFTRA members; cannot be due to strike, but may offer support around other hardships.
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Motion Picture and Television FundMPTF members are eligible for needs-based temporary financial assistance as well as mental and physical wellness.
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Behind the Scenes GrantOffers entertainment technology professionals a Basic Needs Grant and a Counseling Grant for mental health services.
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Broadcasters Foundation of AmericaMonthly grants offered for those in broadcasting with financial need due to illness, accident, age, or other misfortune.
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Will Rogers Motion Picture Pioneers FoundationThe Pioneers Assistance Fund provides financial assistance and counseling services to theatrical exhibition and distribution workers experiencing hardship due to illness, accident, or underemployment.
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The Good and Welfare Emergency Assistance FundInterest-free loans for WGAW members through a partnership with the Motion Picture and Television Fund. Also available for writers who are no longer members, but pay an annual fee to qualify for Guild services. May receive as many as two loans of up to $7,000 each, for a total lifetime amount of $14,000.
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Live and Work Wellclick on "Browse as a guest with code": MPIPHP to access mental health resources, legal and financial counselling and more.
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Calfresh/SnapCalFresh is a state program intended to help low-income people put healthy food on their tables each month.
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Housing is KeyThe California Mortgage Relief Program is now accepting applications. Homeowners, apply today to get caught up on your housing payments.
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PG & E AssistancePG&E offers many programs that can help you save money onyour utility bill.
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CalWorksa public assistance program that provides cash aid and services to eligible families that have a child(ren) in the home.