299 Personal Grants for Houston Flood Victims To Live On

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Over 45 years ago, my family was a victim of Flood Agnus in Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania. Our home and family business were completely wiped out but we put our lives back together thanks to the help of emergency programs from the US Government.

Before this flood, I knew nothing about Uncle Sam except paying taxes and getting a drivers license. But since that time, I became fascinated about the existence of little-known government programs that can change peoples lives, after a natural disaster or anytime.

Ive sold over 4 million books on the subject. My lifes mission is to make sure everyone living in America is aware of more than 17,000 sources of government money and help anyone can use to help better their life.

This course shows how to take advantage ofprograms FEMAwon't tell you:

• Over 299 Programs that give out an average of $21,000 per year to every family in America.
• Only 12% of this money goes to low-income people.
• You should never ask for a grant because 80% of the free money available is not called grants.
• Most government programs have no income requirements.
• Government money is given out locally not in Washington, so you must know the city and regional offices to contact. (Course includes free ebook with all the local links and contact info.)
• The government gives loans you dont have to pay back.
• Government programs put personal grants into your banksavings accounts.
• No cost Internet websites now provide more free personal grant money than some government programs.
• These programs can be used to:

Pay Your Daily Bills and Living Expenses

Get Free Training and Education to Get a Better Job

Buy or Fix Up a Home

Start Your Own Business or Expand an Existing One

Get Out of Debt

Pay for Health, Dental and Pet Care

Get Free Mentoring, Financial, and Legal Consulting Help

And a Whole Lot More

This course is America'sMost Complete Reference Source to (most) Every Free Source of Money and Help available from Government Offices, Non-Profit Organizations and the Internet for People Living in Houston.