Creativity. Compassion. Community.

Art is personal, and so is caring for the people around us. Through Samantha the Starving Artist, I’m making space for both. Here you’ll find connections to support, free practical guides and worksheets, updates on my community service efforts, and everyday ways to make a difference.

The first person to help you is YOU. Support can provide tools, guidance, and opportunities, but making progress also takes your participation. You have to be willing to take the steps you can, put in the effort, and follow through.

You don’t have to do everything alone. Asking for help is a step forward, too. My hope is to help people meet immediate needs, build skills, and find ways to support others when they’re able.

Whether you’re looking for support, taking your next step, or finding a way to help, you’re welcome here.

Get the Support You Need

Everyone deserves food, shelter, and support. These independent resource directories can help you explore services in your community. Follow a link below and enter your location to get started.

Availability, hours, and eligibility vary. Contact the listed organization to confirm current details. You do not need to purchase anything from SA to use these resources.

Find Support Near You

Connect With Local Help

Find Food Assistance

Reach Out to Someone

Find Treatment Near You

Helping Our Heroes

Search for food, housing, utility assistance, and other free or reduced-cost services.

Find your local 211 service by ZIP code, address, or county—or call 211 for assistance.

Enter your ZIP code to locate a Feeding America network food bank and learn about nearby food programs.

The 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline offers free, confidential support 24/7. Call or text 988, or chat online.

Search for mental health and substance use treatment services in your area. Contact providers to confirm availability, costs, and payment options.

Support is available for veterans and their loved ones, including crisis support, housing assistance, and mental health care.

Take Your Next Step

The first person to help you is YOU. Support can provide a starting point. Your willingness to learn, plan, and take action helps you move forward.

Explore free budgeting tools, printable worksheets, and practical guides to help you put your next step into action—and discover ways to help others along the way.

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