Need help paying for rent, utilities and groceries in Ross County? Here's where to get help

With the price of groceries and rent rising throughout the United States, some might struggle to make ends meet. But are there multiple resources throughout Ross County that can help those in need. 

Ross County Community Action:

This nonprofit hosts a series of recourses including Head Start and Early Head Start Program, Home Energy Assistance Program, Weatherization programs and a food program.

The Ross County Community Action also has recovery support programs and housing and shelter programs.

Good Samaritan Food Pantry:

What to know: Ross County hosts Stuff the Bus school supply drive at Walmart

Multiple organizations are banding together for the 19th annual Stuff the Bus school supply drive.

Suggested supplies for the drive are objects such as backpacks, writing utensils and paper.

The event will be 2 to 6 p.m. on Aug. 1 at Walmart at 85 River Trace.

The drive will be hosted by United Way of Ross County, Ross County Community Action and Project School Tools of Ross County.

For more information email projectschooltoolsofrosscounty@gmail.com.

The YMCA of Ross County

Meet Our Community Impact Partner: The YMCA of Ross County

The YMCA of Ross County is a leading nonprofit dedicated to strengthening our community by empowering young people, improving health and well-being for all ages, and inspiring positive change.

When you join the Y, you’re not just joining a gym—you’re becoming part of a movement. Your support helps children stay active and engaged, families stay connected, and seniors maintain their independence and vitality.

The Rose House

Meet our Community Impact Partner: The Rose House

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