Why ASPHP Matters
Poverty is not caused by one barrier. It is often the result of many connected challenges: hunger, poor health, unstable housing, lack of transportation, limited education, unemployment, financial hardship, and lack of support.
ASPHP brings these issues together in one place.
Through JohnHelp, ASPHP connects people with trusted, local, and practical resources so communities can move from crisis response to long-term stability.
Our goal is to make it easier for every person, every family, and every nonprofit organization to access the support needed to fight hunger, prevent poverty, reduce homelessness, and build stronger communities.
Join Our National Mission
The American Society for the Prevention of Hunger and Poverty invites nonprofit organizations, service providers, community leaders, foundations, businesses, and volunteers to join this national effort.
Together, we can use JohnHelp, community partnerships, and trusted local resources to help Americans overcome food insecurity, homelessness, healthcare challenges, workforce barriers, financial hardship, and poverty.
There is no cost for nonprofit organizations to participate.
There is no cost for individuals and families seeking help.
There is only one mission: to connect people with the resources they need to live healthier, safer, and more secure lives.
Be part of a national movement using JohnHelp, compassion, and community action to fight hunger, reduce poverty, and help families build brighter futures across every community.
Be part of a national movement using AI, compassion, and community action to fight hunger, reduce poverty, and help families build brighter futures across every community.
Partner with ASPHP to connect more people with trusted local resources for food, housing, healthcare, education, employment, and support when they need it most.
Quickly access free, AI-powered connections to community resources that can help with hunger, homelessness, healthcare, jobs, financial support, and more.
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