Nine grant areas
Support for unplanned costs
Each area below describes a category of unplanned expense that Apex Global Relief and Development Grant may help cover. Every approved grant is non repayable and is allocated directly toward qualifying crisis costs.
Review the category that matches your circumstances, then use the application to share what happened and which expenses you need help with.
Housing, work, and daily needs
These categories address rent, employment disruption, and the basics of everyday life when income no longer keeps pace with costs.
Rent and housing
Mortgage assistance, property tax relief, emergency shelter, home modifications, and safety repairs for unplanned housing costs.
Unemployment relief
Emergency financial relief, job search stipends, and basic living support for adults facing job loss or age discrimination.
Food and essentials
Groceries, home-delivered meals, nutritional supplements, and daily necessities for individuals on a fixed income.
Health, mobility, and disability
Support for medical bills, transportation, and equipment that keeps people independent, including needs linked to physical, cognitive, or age-related disability.
Medical costs
Surgery, co-pays, treatment, prescription medicines, dental care, vision, and hearing aids.
Transportation and mobility
Vehicle repairs, transit passes, medical transport, and mobility equipment such as wheelchairs or walkers.
Disability support
Assistance for people with physical, cognitive, mobility, or age related disabilities facing added living costs.
Retirement, business, and recovery
Dedicated tracks for retirees facing rising living costs, launch ready entrepreneurs, and households hit by a disaster.
Retiree hardship
Hardship grants, pension bridge funding, and crisis aid for retirees facing unexpected cost of living increases.
Business start-up
Seed funding, equipment grants, and micro capital support for entrepreneurs who are ready to launch.
Disaster relief
Home repairs, temporary relocation, immediate subsistence, and crisis aid after financial exploitation or sudden displacement.