Programs and Services
FTLOT provides community-based assistance through food and essential-needs distribution, college student support, senior outreach, youth support, and resource-navigation services. Programs are provided directly and through community partners, subject to available donations, funding, volunteer capacity, and program eligibility.
Target Population
We serve individuals and families facing hardship and access barriers, and we prioritize safety and dignity—especially for vulnerable adults and foster/kinship-connected families.
Low-income households experiencing food insecurity and difficulty affording basic necessities
Youth and young adults needing education and stability supports, including students with limited financial resources
College students including foster care alumni facing inconsistent access to food and essential items
Kinship caregivers and families caring for children involved in the foster care system, especially those navigating financial strain and limited support. Kinship caregivers are relatives (like grandparents, aunts/uncles, older siblings) or close family friends who step in to care for a child when the parents can’t—often with little notice and limited support.
Seniors and adults with disabilities facing access barriers and safety concerns, including those at risk of abuse, neglect, or exploitation (with pro bono legal partner connections when appropriate)