Each Findwell library serves one community and lives at its own address.
Three are available now, with more in development, built one verified library
at a time.
Available now
Each library serves one community and stays lean on purpose, so people
looking for help find it fast. Here is why each one exists.
Emergency services
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Fire, EMS, law enforcement, and 911 and emergency management agencies. Find the federal, state, and national grant programs you qualify for.
Findwell started here. A volunteer crew saved our home in under ten minutes, and when I went looking for how to help them, I found that the funding they need is real and almost impossible to find. Fire, EMS, law enforcement, and 911 agencies run on tight budgets and no grant staff. The people who show up for everyone else should be able to find what shows up for them.
U.S. veterans, service members, their families and caregivers, and the organizations that serve them. Find emergency financial help, housing, education benefits, disability claims help, and the funding you qualify for.
The benefits a veteran earned are real, but they are scattered across agencies and written in a language most people never learn, and most veterans do not have a grant writer. This library gathers the emergency help, housing, education money, and claims support that veterans and their families qualify for, in every state, and shows the date each entry was last checked.
LGBTQ+ people, their families, and the organizations that serve them. Find funding, scholarships, and local and national resources you qualify for.
LGBTQ+ people and the small organizations that serve them often search for funding with the least support and in a landscape that changes from one state to the next. This library gathers scholarships, funding, and local and national resources, and maps each state's legal landscape, so people can see what they qualify for and what to know where they live.
All 50 states and DC, with a map of each state's legal landscape.
Survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, child abuse, elder abuse, and trafficking, their families, and the organizations that serve them. Find crisis help, legal and protection-order support, shelter, compensation, and local and national resources.
Someone leaving an abusive situation is making one of the hardest decisions of their life, often in a hurry and sometimes in danger. They should not also have to become a benefits expert. This library gathers crisis help, protection-order and legal support, shelter, and victim compensation in plain language, and it collects nothing, because here privacy is a safety measure.