Why AUM ?
AUM clients are unemployed, working at low paying hourly jobs, disabled, elderly, sick, and homeless. AUM clients are also families who until recently lived comfortably and were able to pay their bills on time. Now after losing jobs, sometimes for both parents, and depleting their savings, they now need help
Housing expenses are crippling many low income family budgets. Once a family is evicted or disconnected, the fees for utility reconnection or the deposit for another house/apartment can be insurmountable. Asking for help is difficult and embarrassing for many clients, especially when they have never had to ask for help before
Your financial donation is needed
more than ever. With your help, more
families will avoid home eviction.
More children will retain an
important stabilizing influence in
their life, their neighborhood
school. More senior and disabled
citizens on fixed incomes will
receive financial assistance for
unusually high utility bills.
Imagine the difference
your gift will make for Arlington’s
poor and disadvantaged.
“Whenever you did one of
these things to someone overlooked
or ignored, that was me--you did it
to me.”
Matthew 25:40
AUM Stories
Jack,
a widower and a disabled war
veteran, is raising his teenage
granddaughter. Jack’s only income is
his disability income and he was
struggling to pay a high utility
bill. With financial support from
the community, AUM was able to help
pay the bill and keep the air
conditioning and lights connected
for Jack and his granddaughter
Sue, single mother of a 12-year old son and 2-year old twins, came to AUM seeking help with her rent. Her roommate had moved out leaving Sue with all the bills to pay. Her child support barely covers food and utilities. Until her new roommate moves in next month, Sue didn’t know how she was going to pay her current bills. Gratefully with the donations from our supporters, AUM was able to help with her rent, as well as provide a list of agencies that can offer Sue additional support. Read more AUM Stories
AUM Programs
Financial Assistance
AUM provides emergency financial assistance to Arlington residents in crisis
To receive assistance:
♦ Client must live in Arlington
♦ Bring a picture ID
♦ Client's name must be on the utility bill or lease
♦ Provide proof of all income in household.
Such as, paystubs for last 30 days
for anyone in household over age 18,
Section 8 Housing letter, Food Stamps
letter, and free school lunch letter.
Clients
are seen by appointment only,
817-861-8585. Appointments are made
beginning at 8:30am, Monday-
Thursday until all appointments have
been scheduled for that day. The
number of appointments vary each day.
Emergency Food Pantry
AUM operates a non-perishable
food pantry for its clients. AUM
also provides food and special items
for the homeless.



