Need a Love Box?
Do I Qualify?
We serve single mothers with minor children
(18 and younger) who are experiencing financial hardship or crisis.
You may qualify for assistance if you:
Live in Davidson or Rutherford County area.
Are a single mother or widowed parent.
Are the parent or legal guardian of one or more minor children.
Are experiencing financial hardship, instability, or a recent crisis.
Are willing to provide basic documentation to help us understand your situation.
Meeting these guidelines does not guarantee assistance, but it helps us steward our resources responsibly and serve families with the greatest need.
How the Application Process Works:
We believe clarity builds trust. Here is exactly what to expect when you apply for support with From Your Father.
1. Submit the Application
Complete our simple online application with basic information about you and your family. This helps us understand your needs and determine eligibility.
What you can expect:
A clear and respectful form.
No unnecessary questions.
About 10 to 15 minutes to complete.
2. Application Review
Our team reviews applications during our scheduled review periods.
What you can expect:
Your information is kept confidential.
Applications are reviewed fairly and prayerfully.
We may reach out if clarification is needed.
3. Approval Notification
If approved, you will receive a confirmation by text or email with next steps.
What you can expect:
Clear instructions on how to access resources.
Timelines for pickups, deliveries, or sessions.
Who to contact if you have questions.
4. Ongoing Support
Approval opens the door to continued support through our programs, including resource boxes, experiences, and spiritual encouragement.
What you can expect:
Monthly check ins or forms when applicable.
Opportunities to participate in workshops or family experiences.
Support that is consistent, dignified, and rooted in love.
5. Respect and Transparency
We are committed to honoring your time, story, and trust.
What you can expect:
Clear communication.
No hidden requirements.
A faith driven community that cares deeply about families.
If you ever have questions, we are here to help. You are not just applying for assistance. You are stepping into a community that wants to see you and your children thrive.
What We Ask For and Why:
We are committed to serving families experiencing real hardship while honoring dignity, privacy, and trust. The information below helps us ensure our resources reach those who need them most.
Basic Information Required
To complete your application, we ask for the following:
Photo identification for the applicant.
Birth certificates for minor children.
Proof of income from the last 30 days. (pay stubs or equivalent)
Lease agreement or mortgage statement.
Applicant name, date of birth, and last four digits of their Social Security number.
Names of other adults living in the household.
List of children in the household. (name, age, and relationship)
Proof of Need:
Families experience hardship in many different ways. Applicants may submit one or more of the following items that best reflect their current situation:
1. Financial Hardship
SNAP, WIC, TANF, Medicaid, or CHIP approval letter.
Notice of reduced work hours or job loss.
Recent collections notice or wage garnishment.
2. Housing instability
Late rent notice or past due rent ledger.
Eviction notice or court filing.
Mortgage delinquency notice.
3. Utility or essential expenses
Past due utility bill.
Utility shut off or disconnect notice.
Payment arrangement letter.
4. Medical or family crisis
Medical bill or hospital statement.
Doctor’s note verifying illness or hospitalization.
Funeral expense notice.
5. Food insecurity
School free or reduced lunch approval letter.
SNAP denial letter due to recent income change.
If documentation is limited:
We understand that paperwork is not always accessible during crisis situations.
In these cases, applicants may submit:
A short written explanation of their situation.
A letter or note from a caseworker, school, church, or trusted community partner.