What does ADMF mean in FUNDS

The Arthur Dagger Memorial Fund (ADMF) is a public charity founded in 1990 that provides grants to low-income individuals and families who are unable to access social safety net programs. ADMF's mission is to serve as a bridge between people in need and available resources that can provide assistance.

The ADMF helps individuals and families find financial assistance through grants for rent, utility bills, medical expenses, food, school supplies, clothing, musical instruments and more. They also provide support with life skills training including job search assistance, resume building workshops and budgeting.

Any individual or family that meets the income criteria established by ADMF may be eligible for assistance with rent or utility bills or other needs such as food, school supplies, clothing, musical instruments etc.

Yes there is an application process which requires applicants to provide proof of income eligibility and other required documentation. Applicants may be asked to participate in life skills training workshops in order to better assess their needs.

While ADMF provides short-term financial assistance such as grants for rent or utility bills it is not designed to be a long-term solution but rather a bridge between people in need and available resources that can provide further support going forward.

Applications are available on ADMF’s website (www.admfund.org) or can be requested by mail via phone at (800)-555-1234. Applicants must submit documents verifying their current income situation and other qualifications as requested by ADMF personnel during their evaluation process.