HUD Section 811 Supportive Housing for Persons with Disabilities

U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, state housing agencies, and participating properties

Summary: Section 811 subsidizes integrated rental housing for very-low- and extremely-low-income adults with disabilities and connects residents with access to voluntary community-based supportive services.

A deeply subsidized apartment in an eligible Section 811 property or Project Rental Assistance unit, usually with rent based on adjusted household income, plus access or referrals to voluntary supports such as case management, daily-living assistance, transportation, and health or community services where available.

Very-low- or extremely-low-income adult with a disability

Eligible household referred to or applying for an available Section 811 unit

The household must meet the income limit and include an adult who meets the applicable disability definition. Traditional capital-advance units generally serve very-low-income households with an adult with a disability; Project Rental Assistance units generally serve extremely-low-income households with a qualifying adult commonly between ages 18 and 62 and may use a state health, Medicaid, or service-system referral process. Property, state, occupancy, and documentation rules apply.

Contact the state housing, Medicaid, disability, or human-services agency that administers Section 811 Project Rental Assistance, and search or contact participating supportive-housing properties and the local HUD Multifamily office. Complete the property's or referral partner's application, release, income, household, disability, and service-eligibility steps and monitor any waitlist.

The user pays a reduced price rather than receiving the core benefit at no charge.

State the known discounted price or reduction and any full-price items, add-ons, or eligibility conditions.

The subsidy reduces rent but does not necessarily make housing free; residents usually pay an income-based share and may owe deposits, utilities, damages, and noncovered services. Units and referrals are limited, waitlists can be long, eligibility is periodically recertified, supportive services are voluntary and separately funded, and the benefit is tied to an available participating unit.

States and properties operating Section 811 housing or Project Rental Assistance


HUD-Approved Housing Counseling

U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

A locally or regionally administered public or nonprofit service program, often with defined geographic and eligibility rules.

Check jurisdiction, intake, eligibility, capacity, schedule, and whether the record represents a direct provider or referral route.

Summary: HUD-certified counselors at approved agencies provide independent guidance on foreclosure, eviction, homelessness, renting, buying, credit, budgets, reverse mortgages, and disaster recovery.

Customized housing counseling; foreclosure, eviction, and homeless counseling are always free, while other topics may be free or carry a limited fee.

Renter, homeowner, buyer, or person facing housing instability

Anyone may contact a listed agency, but services, languages, appointment capacity, and topic coverage vary. Agencies may screen income when waiving fees for other counseling.

Search the HUD directory or call 800-569-4287, choose an approved agency that handles the issue, and schedule intake.

The user's out-of-pocket cost cannot be represented by one fixed amount because it depends on provider policy, income, household, geography, selected service, coverage group, subsidy amount, or the underlying program. It may be free, reduced, sliding-scale, or partly paid.

Read and disclose the record's fees and requirements; use the most precise bounded price or variation reason available instead of repeating only that cost varies.

coverage or service-dependent cost sharing

directory of programs with different terms

cost information was necessarily omitted

Foreclosure, eviction, and homeless counseling are always free. Other counseling or workshops may have a reasonable fee that must be disclosed and can be waived for inability to pay.


HUD-VASH Housing and Case Management

U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

A government-funded or administered benefit, service, coverage program, assistance program, or public access route.

Identify the administering jurisdiction and disclose income, household, age, disability, immigration, residence, renewal, fee, and capacity rules that apply.

Summary: HUD-VASH combines Housing Choice Voucher rental assistance with VA case management and clinical services for eligible veterans experiencing homelessness and their families.

A rental subsidy plus VA case management and clinical support through a participating public housing agency and VA medical center or designated service provider.

Eligible veteran experiencing homelessness and covered family

The veteran must be referred by a participating VA medical center, clinic, contractor, or designated provider and meet current homelessness, income, citizenship or eligible-immigration, and other HUD-VASH screening rules. Voucher and unit availability vary locally.

Contact a VA medical center and ask for HUD-VASH screening, or call the National Call Center for Homeless Veterans for connection to the local VA homelessness team.

There is no fee for screening or case management. The voucher subsidizes rather than eliminates rent; participant rent, deposits, utilities, and other lease costs can remain.

Participating HUD-VASH public housing agency and VA service areas


Hudson County Free Household Hazardous Waste Events

Summary: Hudson County residents can bring accepted household hazardous materials to scheduled county collection events at no charge.

No-cost event-based disposal of accepted residential paint, chemicals, cleaners, automotive products, batteries, and related hazardous material.

Hudson County resident with accepted household hazardous waste

Be a Hudson County resident, attend a current collection event, and follow proof, household-only, item, quantity, packaging, transport, vehicle, and safety rules.

Check the current event schedule and accepted-item list, package materials safely, and bring them during an eligible event window.

The core benefit has no required payment, purchase, deposit, paid membership, or pre-existing paid-product relationship under the captured terms.

Still disclose optional add-ons, transportation, parking, replacement charges, taxes, capacity, and eligibility conditions found in fees or requirements.

Qualifying residential material is accepted free at scheduled events; commercial, excluded, excess, or unsafe material may be refused or require paid disposal.

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Hudson River Museum — Museums for All Admission

Free or reduced admission to museums, zoos, historic sites, performances, and other cultural attractions through an eligibility or access program.

Check the qualifying credential, exact admission price, eligible party size, reservation rules, hours, and excluded add-ons.

Summary: Hudson River Museum in Yonkers, NY is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

Admission from free to $5 per person for at least four people per SNAP EBT card during normal operating hours, subject to the participating institution’s current policy.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Hudson River Museum in Yonkers, NY

Present a SNAP EBT card from any U.S. state and usually photo identification. The institution sets its exact admission price, ticket process, party size beyond the program minimum, hours, reservations, and exhibit exclusions.

Open the institution’s linked site and confirm its current Museums for All price, hours, reservation process, eligible party size, and exclusions. At admission, present the SNAP EBT card and any requested photo identification; SNAP benefit funds are not used to pay admission.

Eligible general admission is free to $5 per person for at least four people. Parking, special exhibitions, add-on experiences, food, and other purchases may cost extra. Participation and operational details can change, so confirm before visiting.

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Hudson River Museum


Huey's Hideaway Children's Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Huey's Hideaway Children's Museum in Medford, WI is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Huey's Hideaway Children's Museum in Medford, WI

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Huey's Hideaway Children's Museum


Hugh Mercer Apothecary Shop — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Hugh Mercer Apothecary Shop in Fredericksburg, VA is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Hugh Mercer Apothecary Shop in Fredericksburg, VA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Hugh Mercer Apothecary Shop


Hunter Museum of American Art — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Hunter Museum of American Art in Chattanooga, TN is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Hunter Museum of American Art in Chattanooga, TN

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Hunter Museum of American Art


Huntington Bank – $400 – AL, AR, FL, GA, LA, MS, MO, OK, TN, OH, MI, IN, PA, KY, WV, IL, CO, MN, SC, WI, NC, TX

Cash or another reward offered for opening, funding, or using an eligible bank or credit-union account.

Disclose deposit, direct-deposit, balance, transaction, residency, fee, account-opening, and deadline requirements.

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Open through the eligible offer path and complete every published requirement before its deadline.

The benefit requires opening, funding, maintaining, or using an account through deposits, direct deposit, balances, or qualifying transactions. Deposited principal is not necessarily a fee, but funds may be tied up and account charges may apply.

Disclose opening deposit, direct deposit, balance duration, transaction activity, account fees, closure rules, tax treatment, and deadline.

Account fees and waiver conditions vary; confirm the official fee schedule.


Huntington Bank $200/$500/$1,000 – AL, AR, FL, GA, LA, MS, MO, OK, TN, OH, MI, IN, PA, KY, WV, IL, CO, MN, SC, WI, NC, TX

Summary: The $400 bonus has been increased to $500. $750 bonus has been increased to $1,000. Read our full post Soft pull No credit card funding No direct deposit required


Huntington Business Voice $150 Bonus + 8% Categories

Points, miles, cash, or another reward offered to an approved new cardholder after satisfying published account and spending conditions.

Disclose approval, eligibility restrictions, spending threshold, time window, annual fee, offer source, and expiration when known.

Summary: This offer is for $150, but you also get 8% in select categories for the first 60 days.

Apply through an eligible offer path, receive approval, and complete the required purchases in the stated period.

The benefit requires a specified amount or pattern of eligible spending, commonly within a defined period.

Disclose the threshold, time window, eligible transactions, fees, approval requirements, and expiration when known.

Annual fee and other card costs vary; confirm the issuer's pricing and terms.


Huntington Children's Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Huntington Children's Museum in Huntington, WV is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Huntington Children's Museum in Huntington, WV

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Huntington Children's Museum


Huntington: $1000 bonus

Summary: Huntington: $1000 bonus. Included in BankBonus.com's current best business bank account bonuses list.

Huntington: $1000 bonus

Open a new Unlimited Plus Business Checking account using the link below. Within 60 days, make deposits totaling $20,000. Maintain minimum daily balance of $20,000 for 60 days after meeting deposit requirement. Keep the account open for at least 90 days. Bonus will be deposited to your new account within 14 days of meeting the requirements.

Open through the eligible offer path and complete the published requirements.

Underlying account fees and waiver conditions vary.


Huntington: $600 bonus

Summary: Huntington: $600 bonus. Included in BankBonus.com's current best checking account promotions list.

Huntington: $600 bonus

Open a new Huntington Platinum Perks Checking account using the link below. Within 90 days, make deposits totaling $25,000. Keep your account open for 90 days. Bonus will be deposited to your new account within 14 days of meeting the requirements.


Huntsville Botanical Garden — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Huntsville Botanical Garden in Huntsville, AL is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Huntsville Botanical Garden in Huntsville, AL

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Huntsville Botanical Garden


Huntsville Museum of Art — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Huntsville Museum of Art in Huntsville, AL is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Huntsville Museum of Art in Huntsville, AL

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Huntsville Museum of Art


i.d.e.a. Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: i.d.e.a. Museum in Mesa, AZ is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting i.d.e.a. Museum in Mesa, AZ

Museums for All participant-directory listing for i.d.e.a. Museum


Ibotta Cash Back Offers

A rotating or standing benefit available because a person is an eligible customer or loyalty-program member.

Disclose the required customer relationship, account standing, activation channel, rotation, quantity, and personalization.

Summary: The free Ibotta app provides fixed-dollar and percentage cash-back offers for eligible in-store, pickup, delivery, and online purchases.

Real cash back from activated offers, withdrawable to a linked bank account or eligible gift card after reaching the published threshold.

Add an offer before purchase when required, buy the exact eligible product through a supported retailer and channel, submit or link the required proof of purchase, and satisfy the offer's dates, quantities, and exclusions.

Add offers in the Ibotta app, shop through the instructed method, submit the receipt or allow linked verification, then withdraw after the balance reaches $20.

The benefit is earned only when the user makes an eligible underlying purchase.

Disclose eligible merchants or products, tracking or coupon rules, returns, exclusions, and the fact that a purchase is required.

The app is free. Purchases are required; a $20 balance is required for bank or gift-card withdrawal and inactivity or payout terms may apply.

Supported retailers and offer availability varies


ICA Philadelphia Always-Free Admission

Institute of Contemporary Art, University of Pennsylvania

Eligibility for a public or specialized library card, collection, lending network, or accessible library service.

Check residence, work, school, property, age, disability, card type, good-standing, lending, reservation, and service-area rules.

Summary: Visit the Institute of Contemporary Art at the University of Pennsylvania with free general admission during current public hours.

Visit during current public hours and follow closure, event, accessibility, security, photography, group, and gallery rules; programs, food, and other add-ons may have separate terms.

Review current hours and exhibitions, then visit during an open period.

The benefit adds no separate charge, but the user must already have an eligible card, account, insurance plan, library card, membership, employment, or similar relationship that may itself cost money.

Say included or no additional cost, not universally free, and name the qualifying relationship.

No general-admission fee; transportation, food, purchases, donations, and separately priced programs or add-ons may cost extra.


iCanConnect DeafBlind Equipment and Training

National Deaf-Blind Equipment Distribution Program

Summary: The FCC-authorized program provides distance-communication equipment, assessment, installation, training, and support to people with combined hearing and vision loss who meet income rules.

Free smartphones, tablets, computers, screen readers, braille displays, other communication equipment, and individualized training when approved.

Income-eligible person with significant combined hearing and vision loss

The applicant must have significant combined hearing and vision loss, meet current federal income guidelines, and complete certification and assessment through the local program.

Review the eligibility rules, find the local iCanConnect contact, apply with disability and income documentation, and complete an individual assessment.

Approved equipment, software, installation, training, and support are free; internet or phone service is not necessarily included.


Idaho Commission for Libraries Talking Book Service — Free Accessible Library Service

Summary: Idaho Commission for Libraries Talking Book Service is a National Library Service Regional Library serving Idaho; braille readers receive service from Utah.. It enrolls eligible readers and provides accessible-format library service remotely or locally.

Free braille, audio, and other accessible books and magazines; BARD digital downloads; reader-advisory help; and, where offered, long-term loan of accessible playback equipment or additional local collections.

Person with a qualifying print disability who lives in the library service area: Idaho; braille readers receive service from Utah.

Available to U.S. residents who cannot read or use regular print because of blindness, low vision, or a physical, perceptual, or reading disability. Enrollment requires an application and certification by an authorized professional; this library’s stated service area is: Idaho; braille readers receive service from Utah..

Open the library’s service page or its Library of Congress directory entry, request the NLS application, obtain the required certification, and submit it to the network library serving the applicant’s address. After approval, ask about mailed materials, BARD access, equipment, and locally produced collections.

NLS service, eligible reading materials, BARD access, and program playback equipment are free to registered patrons. Mailed program materials circulate postage-free. Borrowed equipment and materials remain program property and must be returned when required; optional commercial devices or unrelated library services may cost extra.

Library of Congress NLS network-library directory entry for Idaho


Idaho Commission on Aging — Aging and Disability Help

Summary: Direct access to Idaho’s No Wrong Door, Aging and Disability Resource Center, State Unit on Aging, or equivalent public resource-navigation system.

No-cost information, options counseling, referrals, and access help for long-term services and supports, home- and community-based services, caregiver resources, meals, transportation, benefits, or independent-living supports available in Idaho.

Older adult, person with a disability, caregiver, or family member seeking services in Idaho

Information and referral are generally available to older adults, people with disabilities, caregivers, and families without an income test. Each referred benefit or service sets its own age, disability, functional-need, income, asset, residence, insurance, or program eligibility rules.

Open the linked Idaho access system, enter a ZIP code or location when requested, or use its listed phone, online search, assessment, or local-office path. Explain the person’s needs and ask for options counseling or connection to the appropriate public and community programs.

Information, referral, and options counseling are provided without a finder fee. A referred service may be free, subsidized, insurance-covered, waitlisted, or paid, and may require a formal application or assessment. Availability and eligibility vary by locality and program.

ACL No Wrong Door state-help directory entry for Idaho


Idaho Legal Aid Services, Inc. — Free Civil Legal Aid

Summary: A direct Legal Services Corporation-funded program providing free civil legal help within a defined Idaho service area. Multiple records are retained where separate organizations serve different regions or populations.

Free legal information, advice, brief service, representation, clinics, referrals, or self-help resources for eligible civil legal problems, depending on the program’s capacity and priorities.

Person seeking civil legal help in the organization’s Idaho service area

The serving organization determines eligibility based on geography, household income and assets, legal issue, citizenship or eligible immigration rules where applicable, conflicts, funding restrictions, and available capacity. Help is not guaranteed and criminal defense is generally outside LSC-funded civil legal aid.

Open the serving organization’s official site, review its locations, service area, issue priorities and intake rules, then use its online, phone, clinic, or office intake path. Contact another listed organization if this program does not serve your county or legal issue.

LSC-funded legal services are free to eligible clients, but a program may decline or limit a case because of service area, eligibility, case priorities, conflicts, legal deadlines, or capacity. Court filing, expert, document, or other third-party costs may require a separate waiver or may not be covered.

LSC funded-program directory record for Idaho Legal Aid Services, Inc.


Idaho Medicaid and CHIP Help

Summary: Direct state-level access to Idaho's Medicaid and Children's Health Insurance Program enrollment path and official program information.

Free or low-cost health coverage for eligible adults, children, pregnant people, older adults, or people with disabilities through Idaho's Medicaid and CHIP programs.

Person applying for or enrolled in Medicaid or CHIP in Idaho

Idaho determines eligibility under federal and state rules covering income, household, age, pregnancy, disability, family status, residence, citizenship or qualified immigration status, and the coverage group requested.

Open the linked Idaho enrollment or application page, choose the coverage and application route that matches the household, submit the requested information and verification, and monitor eligibility and renewal notices.

There is no fee to apply. Medicaid is generally free or low-cost, while premiums or cost sharing can apply to some eligibility groups or CHIP coverage. Eligibility, covered services, provider networks, renewal rules, and applicant costs follow current federal and Idaho rules; applying does not guarantee enrollment.

CMS state Medicaid and CHIP enrollment directory for Idaho


Idaho Museum of Natural History — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Idaho Museum of Natural History in Pocatello, ID is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Idaho Museum of Natural History in Pocatello, ID

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Idaho Museum of Natural History


Idaho SNAP Food Assistance

Summary: Direct state-level access to Idaho's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program application and official program information.

Monthly food-purchasing benefits for eligible Idaho households, with the amount set under federal and state rules.

Household applying for or receiving SNAP in Idaho

Idaho determines eligibility under federal SNAP rules covering household composition, income, resources, work rules, residence, citizenship or qualified immigration status, and documentation. Expedited processing may be available for households with very low income and resources that meet current rules.

Open the linked Idaho application or official SNAP page, create any required state benefits account, submit the household application, complete the interview and verification requests, and monitor notices and renewal deadlines.

There is no fee to apply. Eligibility, benefit amount, interview and verification procedures, expedited-service timing, recertification, and eligible purchases follow current federal and Idaho rules; submitting an application does not guarantee approval.


Idaho State Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Idaho State Museum in Boise, ID is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Idaho State Museum in Boise, ID

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Idaho State Museum


Idaho Unemployment Insurance Application

Summary: Direct state-level access to Idaho's unemployment insurance claim information or filing system.

Temporary cash wage replacement for eligible workers who performed covered work and become unemployed or partially unemployed under Idaho's unemployment insurance rules.

Worker filing or managing an unemployment insurance claim in Idaho

Idaho determines eligibility using work and wage history, the reason for separation or reduction in hours, ability and availability for work, timely filing and weekly certification, identity verification, work-search requirements, and other current state and federal rules.

Open the linked Idaho unemployment page, file the initial claim as soon as possible after the qualifying job separation or hours reduction, provide complete employment and identity information, and follow all weekly certification, work-search, response, and appeal deadlines.

There is no fee to file an unemployment claim. Eligibility and payment are not guaranteed, benefit amount and duration vary, unemployment benefits can be taxable, and missing certifications or deadlines can delay or end payment. Use only the official linked state service and never pay a third party to file.

U.S. Department of Labor state unemployment insurance office directory for Idaho


Idaho Weatherization Assistance

Idaho Weatherization Assistance Program administrator

Summary: Direct state-level access to Idaho's Weatherization Assistance Program and its local application route for income-eligible households.

No-cost, approved home energy-efficiency and health-and-safety improvements delivered through Idaho's Weatherization Assistance Program after eligibility, building assessment, prioritization, and funding review.

Household applying for Weatherization Assistance in Idaho

Applicants generally must live in Idaho and meet the administering agency's current household-income rules. Priority can apply to older adults, households with a person with a disability or children, high-energy users, and households with a high energy burden. Both homeowners and renters may be eligible, but rental work can require owner approval.

Open the linked Idaho weatherization page, identify the local provider or online application serving the home, submit income and household documentation, complete any required energy assessment, and follow provider instructions and waitlist notices.

There is no fee to apply and approved weatherization work is provided without charge to the eligible household. Funding, waitlists, dwelling condition, landlord permission, measure cost-effectiveness, health-and-safety limits, and local program rules can restrict or delay service; the program does not cover every repair or appliance.

DOE state Weatherization Assistance application map for Idaho


IDEA Free Appropriate Public Education

Summary: Federal special-education law requires states and public agencies to identify, evaluate, and provide eligible children with disabilities special education and related services without charge.

A no-cost evaluation when disability is suspected and, if eligible, an individualized program of special education and related services through the public education system.

Infant, toddler, child, or youth suspected of having a disability

Parent or guardian seeking an IDEA evaluation or services

The child must meet IDEA disability and educational-need criteria under state implementation. Age coverage, referral procedures, timelines, early-intervention rules, and dispute processes vary by state and school system.

Submit a written referral to the local school district's Child Find or special-education office, or the state's early-intervention system for a child under three, and request the procedural safeguards.

IDEA evaluation and eligible public special-education services are provided without charge; privately chosen services outside the process may not be covered.


IDEA Parent Training and Information Centers

Guidance, advocacy, education, or navigation designed for families and caregivers supporting a child or dependent.

Check the child's or dependent's eligibility context, service area, intake route, and whether the service provides advice rather than representation.

Summary: Federally funded centers in every state and territory help families understand special-education rights, services, and effective advocacy.

Free or no-cost information, workshops, individual assistance, and resources for families of children with disabilities and youth with disabilities.

Parent or family member of a child with a disability

Professional seeking family-support resources

Centers prioritize families and youth in their assigned service area; specific services, languages, age ranges, and case capacity vary. They provide information and support rather than legal representation in every matter.

Use the Department of Education center directory to identify the appropriate Parent Training and Information Center or Community Parent Resource Center and contact it directly.

Core federally funded information and training are free; confirm any optional-event or material costs.


IDEA Part C Early Intervention Services

State and territory early-intervention systems with U.S. Department of Education oversight

Summary: IDEA Part C requires statewide early-intervention systems for eligible infants and toddlers from birth through age two who have developmental delays or qualifying diagnosed conditions, together with services for their families.

A timely multidisciplinary evaluation, family-directed assessment, an Individualized Family Service Plan, service coordination, and needed developmental, therapy, assistive-technology, family-training, and other early-intervention services in natural environments when appropriate.

Infant or toddler with a suspected or qualifying developmental delay or disability

The child must meet the state's Part C definition of an infant or toddler with a disability based on developmental delay or a diagnosed condition with a high probability of delay. State definitions, referral routes, extended-age options, family-cost systems, and service availability vary, and parental consent is required for evaluation and services.

Contact the state's Part C early-intervention program or local child-find intake, request and consent to evaluation, complete the child and family assessments, and participate in development of the Individualized Family Service Plan.

Referral, evaluation and assessment, service coordination, and development and review of the IFSP must be available without family fees. States may use insurance or sliding family fees for some services under an approved system of payments, subject to ability-to-pay and procedural protections.


IdentityTheft.gov Recovery Plan

Summary: The federal government's identity-theft reporting and personalized recovery-plan service.

A free identity-theft report, step-by-step recovery plan, prefilled letters and forms, and progress tracking.

Person affected by or reporting identity theft

The user reports suspected identity theft and supplies information needed to generate the relevant recovery steps.

Report the identity theft at IdentityTheft.gov and follow the generated recovery plan.

No fee for the federal reporting and recovery-plan service.


Illinois Department on Aging — Aging and Disability Help

Summary: Direct access to Illinois’s No Wrong Door, Aging and Disability Resource Center, State Unit on Aging, or equivalent public resource-navigation system.

No-cost information, options counseling, referrals, and access help for long-term services and supports, home- and community-based services, caregiver resources, meals, transportation, benefits, or independent-living supports available in Illinois.

Older adult, person with a disability, caregiver, or family member seeking services in Illinois

Open the linked Illinois access system, enter a ZIP code or location when requested, or use its listed phone, online search, assessment, or local-office path. Explain the person’s needs and ask for options counseling or connection to the appropriate public and community programs.

ACL No Wrong Door state-help directory entry for Illinois


Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center in Skokie, IL is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

Admission from free to $5 per person for at least four people per SNAP EBT card during normal operating hours, subject to the participating institution’s current policy.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center in Skokie, IL

Present a SNAP EBT card from any U.S. state and usually photo identification. The institution sets its exact admission price, ticket process, party size beyond the program minimum, hours, reservations, and exhibit exclusions.

Open the institution’s linked site and confirm its current Museums for All price, hours, reservation process, eligible party size, and exclusions. At admission, present the SNAP EBT card and any requested photo identification; SNAP benefit funds are not used to pay admission.

Eligible general admission is free to $5 per person for at least four people. Parking, special exhibitions, add-on experiences, food, and other purchases may cost extra. Participation and operational details can change, so confirm before visiting.

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center


Illinois Medicaid and CHIP Help

Summary: Direct state-level access to Illinois's Medicaid and Children's Health Insurance Program enrollment path and official program information.

Free or low-cost health coverage for eligible adults, children, pregnant people, older adults, or people with disabilities through Illinois's Medicaid and CHIP programs.

Person applying for or enrolled in Medicaid or CHIP in Illinois

Illinois determines eligibility under federal and state rules covering income, household, age, pregnancy, disability, family status, residence, citizenship or qualified immigration status, and the coverage group requested.

Open the linked Illinois enrollment or application page, choose the coverage and application route that matches the household, submit the requested information and verification, and monitor eligibility and renewal notices.

There is no fee to apply. Medicaid is generally free or low-cost, while premiums or cost sharing can apply to some eligibility groups or CHIP coverage. Eligibility, covered services, provider networks, renewal rules, and applicant costs follow current federal and Illinois rules; applying does not guarantee enrollment.

CMS state Medicaid and CHIP enrollment directory for Illinois


Illinois SNAP Food Assistance

Summary: Direct state-level access to Illinois's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program application and official program information.

Monthly food-purchasing benefits for eligible Illinois households, with the amount set under federal and state rules.

Household applying for or receiving SNAP in Illinois

Illinois determines eligibility under federal SNAP rules covering household composition, income, resources, work rules, residence, citizenship or qualified immigration status, and documentation. Expedited processing may be available for households with very low income and resources that meet current rules.

Open the linked Illinois application or official SNAP page, create any required state benefits account, submit the household application, complete the interview and verification requests, and monitor notices and renewal deadlines.

There is no fee to apply. Eligibility, benefit amount, interview and verification procedures, expedited-service timing, recertification, and eligible purchases follow current federal and Illinois rules; submitting an application does not guarantee approval.


Illinois State Library Talking Book and Braille Service — Free Accessible Library Service

Summary: Illinois State Library Talking Book and Braille Service is a National Library Service Regional Library serving All of Illinois, except the City of Chicago. It enrolls eligible readers and provides accessible-format library service remotely or locally.

Person with a qualifying print disability who lives in the library service area: All of Illinois, except the City of Chicago

Available to U.S. residents who cannot read or use regular print because of blindness, low vision, or a physical, perceptual, or reading disability. Enrollment requires an application and certification by an authorized professional; this library’s stated service area is: All of Illinois, except the City of Chicago.

Library of Congress NLS network-library directory entry for Illinois


Illinois State Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Illinois State Museum in Springfield, IL is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Illinois State Museum in Springfield, IL

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Illinois State Museum


Illinois Unemployment Insurance Application

Summary: Direct state-level access to Illinois's unemployment insurance claim information or filing system.

Temporary cash wage replacement for eligible workers who performed covered work and become unemployed or partially unemployed under Illinois's unemployment insurance rules.

Worker filing or managing an unemployment insurance claim in Illinois

Illinois determines eligibility using work and wage history, the reason for separation or reduction in hours, ability and availability for work, timely filing and weekly certification, identity verification, work-search requirements, and other current state and federal rules.

Open the linked Illinois unemployment page, file the initial claim as soon as possible after the qualifying job separation or hours reduction, provide complete employment and identity information, and follow all weekly certification, work-search, response, and appeal deadlines.

U.S. Department of Labor state unemployment insurance office directory for Illinois


Illinois Weatherization Assistance

Illinois Weatherization Assistance Program administrator

Summary: Direct state-level access to Illinois's Weatherization Assistance Program and its local application route for income-eligible households.

No-cost, approved home energy-efficiency and health-and-safety improvements delivered through Illinois's Weatherization Assistance Program after eligibility, building assessment, prioritization, and funding review.

Household applying for Weatherization Assistance in Illinois

Applicants generally must live in Illinois and meet the administering agency's current household-income rules. Priority can apply to older adults, households with a person with a disability or children, high-energy users, and households with a high energy burden. Both homeowners and renters may be eligible, but rental work can require owner approval.

Open the linked Illinois weatherization page, identify the local provider or online application serving the home, submit income and household documentation, complete any required energy assessment, and follow provider instructions and waitlist notices.

DOE state Weatherization Assistance application map for Illinois


Imagination City Children's Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Imagination City Children's Museum in Grand Island, NE is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Imagination City Children's Museum in Grand Island, NE

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Imagination City Children's Museum


Imagination Place Children's Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Imagination Place Children's Museum in Gadsden, AL is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Imagination Place Children's Museum in Gadsden, AL

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Imagination Place Children's Museum


Imagination Station — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Imagination Station in Lafayette, IN is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Imagination Station in Lafayette, IN

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Imagination Station


Summary: Imagination Station in Toledo, OH is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Imagination Station in Toledo, OH


Imagination Station Science & History Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Imagination Station Science & History Museum in Wilson, NC is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Imagination Station Science & History Museum in Wilson, NC

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Imagination Station Science & History Museum


Imagine Children's Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Imagine Children's Museum in Everett, WA is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Imagine Children's Museum in Everett, WA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Imagine Children's Museum


Imagine Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Imagine Museum in St. Petersburg, FL is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Imagine Museum in St. Petersburg, FL

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Imagine Museum


Impression 5 Science Center — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Impression 5 Science Center in Lansing, MI is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Impression 5 Science Center in Lansing, MI

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Impression 5 Science Center


InboxDollars Shopping Rewards

A referral portal that awards cash back, points, miles, or another reward when an eligible purchase begins through its tracked link.

Disclose account, click-through, tracking, merchant, product, coupon, return, payout, rate-change, and purchase requirements.

Summary: Reward portal monitored by Cashback Monitor across 1,265 stores as of 2026-08-04 10:14 AM EDT. Rates and participating merchants change frequently.

Cash back, points, miles, or other rewards on eligible purchases initiated through the portal.

Member of the named rewards portal or loyalty program

Join or hold the required portal or loyalty account, begin the shopping session through the portal, satisfy merchant exclusions and purchase terms, and allow the transaction to track.

Start at the portal before purchase and follow its tracking, cookie, coupon, and eligible-payment rules.

Portal membership is generally no-cost; the underlying purchase is required and return or coupon rules can void rewards.

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Portal and merchant availability varies


INconnect Alliance — Aging and Disability Help

Summary: Direct access to Indiana’s No Wrong Door, Aging and Disability Resource Center, State Unit on Aging, or equivalent public resource-navigation system.

No-cost information, options counseling, referrals, and access help for long-term services and supports, home- and community-based services, caregiver resources, meals, transportation, benefits, or independent-living supports available in Indiana.

Older adult, person with a disability, caregiver, or family member seeking services in Indiana

Information and referral are generally available to older adults, people with disabilities, caregivers, and families without an income test. Each referred benefit or service sets its own age, disability, functional-need, income, asset, residence, insurance, or program eligibility rules.

Open the linked Indiana access system, enter a ZIP code or location when requested, or use its listed phone, online search, assessment, or local-office path. Explain the person’s needs and ask for options counseling or connection to the appropriate public and community programs.

ACL No Wrong Door state-help directory entry for Indiana


Indian and Native American Employment and Training Program

U.S. Department of Labor WIOA Section 166 grantees

Summary: Tribes, Tribal organizations, Alaska Native entities, Indian-controlled organizations, and Native Hawaiian organizations provide culturally responsive employment and training services under WIOA Section 166.

Employment and career services, academic, occupational, and literacy skill development, education or training financial assistance, work experience, placement, and locally approved supportive services that advance economic self-sufficiency.

Eligible American Indian, Alaska Native, or Native Hawaiian adult or youth seeking employment and training services

The participant must meet the serving grantee's Native American, Alaska Native, or Native Hawaiian identity or descent rules and its adult or youth program criteria, which can include unemployment, low income, age, residence or service area, work authorization, Selective Service, documentation, assessment, and individual-plan requirements.

Use the Department of Labor's Indian and Native American Programs resources or an American Job Center to identify the grantee serving the community, then contact that grantee for its application, eligibility documents, assessment, and service plan.

Program intake and approved services are generally free, but the service mix, training and supportive funding, participant payments, enrollment windows, and capacity vary by grantee. Tribal enrollment or identity requirements and program participation do not guarantee a job or full education funding.

Tribal, Native organization, and grantee-defined service areas


Indian Health Service Direct Care

Indian Health Service, Tribal health programs, and Urban Indian organizations

Summary: Eligible American Indian and Alaska Native people can register for health services available through Indian Health Service facilities and participating Tribal or Urban Indian health programs.

Available direct medical, dental, behavioral-health, pharmacy, preventive, and other services within the capability and resources of the serving Indian health facility or program.

American Indian or Alaska Native person eligible for Indian health services

Other person eligible under a limited Indian Health Service category

Eligibility generally depends on American Indian or Alaska Native descent and relationship to the Indian community served, with specific documentation and local program rules. Certain children, spouses, pregnant people, household members, and other non-Indians may qualify in limited circumstances. Purchased or Referred Care has additional residency, notification, medical-priority, alternate-resource, authorization, and funding rules.

Contact the patient-registration office at a nearby IHS, Tribal, or Urban Indian health facility, ask about local eligibility and documentation, establish a medical record, and schedule available care. Obtain advance authorization for outside care when required.

IHS is not insurance or a guaranteed benefits package, and services depend on facility capability and available resources. Transportation is the patient's responsibility; outside-provider care is the patient's responsibility unless Purchased or Referred Care is properly authorized, eligible, prioritized, and funded. Some locally funded Tribal or Urban services may have different fees or eligibility.

IHS, Tribal, and Urban Indian facility service areas


Indiana Legal Services, Inc. — Free Civil Legal Aid

Summary: A direct Legal Services Corporation-funded program providing free civil legal help within a defined Indiana service area. Multiple records are retained where separate organizations serve different regions or populations.

Free legal information, advice, brief service, representation, clinics, referrals, or self-help resources for eligible civil legal problems, depending on the program’s capacity and priorities.

Person seeking civil legal help in the organization’s Indiana service area

The serving organization determines eligibility based on geography, household income and assets, legal issue, citizenship or eligible immigration rules where applicable, conflicts, funding restrictions, and available capacity. Help is not guaranteed and criminal defense is generally outside LSC-funded civil legal aid.

Open the serving organization’s official site, review its locations, service area, issue priorities and intake rules, then use its online, phone, clinic, or office intake path. Contact another listed organization if this program does not serve your county or legal issue.

LSC funded-program directory record for Indiana Legal Services, Inc.


Indiana Medicaid and CHIP Help

Summary: Direct state-level access to Indiana's Medicaid and Children's Health Insurance Program enrollment path and official program information.

Free or low-cost health coverage for eligible adults, children, pregnant people, older adults, or people with disabilities through Indiana's Medicaid and CHIP programs.

Person applying for or enrolled in Medicaid or CHIP in Indiana

Indiana determines eligibility under federal and state rules covering income, household, age, pregnancy, disability, family status, residence, citizenship or qualified immigration status, and the coverage group requested.

Open the linked Indiana enrollment or application page, choose the coverage and application route that matches the household, submit the requested information and verification, and monitor eligibility and renewal notices.

There is no fee to apply. Medicaid is generally free or low-cost, while premiums or cost sharing can apply to some eligibility groups or CHIP coverage. Eligibility, covered services, provider networks, renewal rules, and applicant costs follow current federal and Indiana rules; applying does not guarantee enrollment.

CMS state Medicaid and CHIP enrollment directory for Indiana


Indiana SNAP Food Assistance

Summary: Direct state-level access to Indiana's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program application and official program information.

Monthly food-purchasing benefits for eligible Indiana households, with the amount set under federal and state rules.

Household applying for or receiving SNAP in Indiana

Indiana determines eligibility under federal SNAP rules covering household composition, income, resources, work rules, residence, citizenship or qualified immigration status, and documentation. Expedited processing may be available for households with very low income and resources that meet current rules.

Open the linked Indiana application or official SNAP page, create any required state benefits account, submit the household application, complete the interview and verification requests, and monitor notices and renewal deadlines.

There is no fee to apply. Eligibility, benefit amount, interview and verification procedures, expedited-service timing, recertification, and eligible purchases follow current federal and Indiana rules; submitting an application does not guarantee approval.


Indiana Talking Book & Braille Library — Free Accessible Library Service

Summary: Indiana Talking Book & Braille Library is a National Library Service Regional Library serving Indiana. It enrolls eligible readers and provides accessible-format library service remotely or locally.

Free braille, audio, and other accessible books and magazines; BARD digital downloads; reader-advisory help; and, where offered, long-term loan of accessible playback equipment or additional local collections.

Person with a qualifying print disability who lives in the library service area: Indiana

Available to U.S. residents who cannot read or use regular print because of blindness, low vision, or a physical, perceptual, or reading disability. Enrollment requires an application and certification by an authorized professional; this library’s stated service area is: Indiana.

Open the library’s service page or its Library of Congress directory entry, request the NLS application, obtain the required certification, and submit it to the network library serving the applicant’s address. After approval, ask about mailed materials, BARD access, equipment, and locally produced collections.

NLS service, eligible reading materials, BARD access, and program playback equipment are free to registered patrons. Mailed program materials circulate postage-free. Borrowed equipment and materials remain program property and must be returned when required; optional commercial devices or unrelated library services may cost extra.

Library of Congress NLS network-library directory entry for Indiana


Indiana Unemployment Insurance Application

Summary: Direct state-level access to Indiana's unemployment insurance claim information or filing system.

Temporary cash wage replacement for eligible workers who performed covered work and become unemployed or partially unemployed under Indiana's unemployment insurance rules.

Worker filing or managing an unemployment insurance claim in Indiana

Indiana determines eligibility using work and wage history, the reason for separation or reduction in hours, ability and availability for work, timely filing and weekly certification, identity verification, work-search requirements, and other current state and federal rules.

Open the linked Indiana unemployment page, file the initial claim as soon as possible after the qualifying job separation or hours reduction, provide complete employment and identity information, and follow all weekly certification, work-search, response, and appeal deadlines.

U.S. Department of Labor state unemployment insurance office directory for Indiana


Indiana War Memorial Museum Free Admission

Summary: Visit the Indiana War Memorial Museum and its military-history exhibits with free admission during current public hours.

Visit during current public hours and follow holiday, closure, tour, accessibility, security, photography, group, and museum rules; facility rentals, food, purchases, and other add-ons may cost extra.

Review current hours and closure guidance, then visit the museum during an open period.

No museum-admission fee; facility rentals, food, purchases, transportation, and separately priced add-ons may cost extra.

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Indianapolis and Marion County, Indiana


Indiana Weatherization Assistance

Indiana Weatherization Assistance Program administrator

Summary: Direct state-level access to Indiana's Weatherization Assistance Program and its local application route for income-eligible households.

No-cost, approved home energy-efficiency and health-and-safety improvements delivered through Indiana's Weatherization Assistance Program after eligibility, building assessment, prioritization, and funding review.

Household applying for Weatherization Assistance in Indiana

Applicants generally must live in Indiana and meet the administering agency's current household-income rules. Priority can apply to older adults, households with a person with a disability or children, high-energy users, and households with a high energy burden. Both homeowners and renters may be eligible, but rental work can require owner approval.

Open the linked Indiana weatherization page, identify the local provider or online application serving the home, submit income and household documentation, complete any required energy assessment, and follow provider instructions and waitlist notices.

DOE state Weatherization Assistance application map for Indiana


Indianapolis Library Digital Access and Tech Help

Summary: The library provides public computers, Wi-Fi, technology classes, individualized learning help, and hotspot lending at selected branches.

No-cost in-library internet and computer access, digital-skills support, and first-come hotspot borrowing for eligible cardholders at participating locations.

Indianapolis Public Library visitor or eligible cardholder seeking digital access

Library-card, location, appointment, class, checkout, account-standing, device inventory, and loan rules vary by service.

Use the library's Get Connected page to choose a computer, class, learning appointment, Wi-Fi location, or participating hotspot branch.

Core access and help are free; replacement, damage, or overdue rules can apply to borrowed equipment.

Indianapolis Public Library Get Connected

Indianapolis Public Library Hotspot Program Update


Indianapolis ToxDrop Household Hazardous Waste

City of Indianapolis and Marion County Public Health Department

Summary: Marion County residents can bring accepted household hazardous waste to rotating ToxDrop collection sites.

No-cost collection and safe disposal of listed household hazardous materials on scheduled drop-off days.

Marion County resident with accepted household hazardous waste

Marion County residential material only. Follow the current site calendar, accepted-item, quantity, packaging, transport, and vehicle rules; business waste is excluded.

Check the city's current ToxDrop schedule and bring properly packed accepted material to the designated site during collection hours.

No charge for accepted residential household hazardous waste within program limits.

Indiana Department of Environmental Management


Industrial History Center — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Industrial History Center in Amesbury, MA is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

Admission from free to $5 per person for at least four people per SNAP EBT card during normal operating hours, subject to the participating institution’s current policy.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Industrial History Center in Amesbury, MA

Present a SNAP EBT card from any U.S. state and usually photo identification. The institution sets its exact admission price, ticket process, party size beyond the program minimum, hours, reservations, and exhibit exclusions.

Open the institution’s linked site and confirm its current Museums for All price, hours, reservation process, eligible party size, and exclusions. At admission, present the SNAP EBT card and any requested photo identification; SNAP benefit funds are not used to pay admission.

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Industrial History Center


Indy Parks Aquatics Financial Aid

Summary: Marion County families can apply for income-based assistance with eligible Indy Parks youth aquatics programs.

A 50% to 100% waiver of eligible youth aquatics fees based on the current household-income schedule.

Income-qualified Marion County household with a youth swimmer

Live in Marion County, register an eligible youth swimmer, pay the published nonrefundable deposit, and submit the aid application with current income proof while funding and space remain.

Register for the program, pay the required deposit, and mail or submit the completed financial-aid packet and documentation by the deadline.

Approved aid can waive 50% to 100% of eligible fees; the published deposit is not waived and funding is limited.


IndyGo Free and Half Fares

Summary: Veterans, youth, older adults, riders with disabilities, and young children can receive free or half-price IndyGo fares.

Free fixed-route rides for approved veterans and children younger than five, plus half fares for qualifying youth, seniors, and riders with disabilities.

Eligible IndyGo free-fare or half-fare rider

Meet the applicable category rules and obtain or present the required IndyGo fare card, age proof, veteran credential, disability documentation, or other accepted identification.

Apply through the designated IndyGo process for any required card and use the approved credential when riding.

Some riders travel free and others pay half fare; a small ID-card or replacement fee can apply.


Ingram Planetarium — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Ingram Planetarium in Sunset Beach, NC is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Ingram Planetarium in Sunset Beach, NC

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Ingram Planetarium


Inland Counties Legal Services, Inc. — Free Civil Legal Aid

Summary: A direct Legal Services Corporation-funded program providing free civil legal help within a defined California service area. Multiple records are retained where separate organizations serve different regions or populations.

Person seeking civil legal help in the organization’s California service area

LSC-funded legal services are free to eligible clients, but a program may decline or limit a case because of service area, eligibility, case priorities, conflicts, legal deadlines, or capacity. Court filing, expert, document, or other third-party costs may require a separate waiver or may not be covered.

LSC funded-program directory record for Inland Counties Legal Services, Inc.


Innisfree Garden — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Innisfree Garden in Millbrook, NY is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Innisfree Garden in Millbrook, NY

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Innisfree Garden


inspireU Children's Discovery Center — Museums for All Admission

Summary: inspireU Children's Discovery Center in St. Joseph, MO is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting inspireU Children's Discovery Center in St. Joseph, MO

Museums for All participant-directory listing for inspireU Children's Discovery Center


Institute of Contemporary Art San Diego Central — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Institute of Contemporary Art San Diego Central in San Diego, CA is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Institute of Contemporary Art San Diego Central in San Diego, CA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Institute of Contemporary Art San Diego Central


Institute of Contemporary Art San Diego North — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Institute of Contemporary Art San Diego North in Encinitas, CA is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Institute of Contemporary Art San Diego North in Encinitas, CA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Institute of Contemporary Art San Diego North


Institutional History Museum and Galleries – Washington & Lee University — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Institutional History Museum and Galleries – Washington & Lee University in Lexington, VA is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Institutional History Museum and Galleries – Washington & Lee University in Lexington, VA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Institutional History Museum and Galleries – Washington & Lee University


Interactive Neighborhood for Kids (INK) — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Interactive Neighborhood for Kids (INK) in Oakwood, GA is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Interactive Neighborhood for Kids (INK) in Oakwood, GA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Interactive Neighborhood for Kids (INK)


International African American Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: International African American Museum in Charleston, SC is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting International African American Museum in Charleston, SC

Museums for All participant-directory listing for International African American Museum


International Art Museum of America — Museums for All Admission

Summary: International Art Museum of America in San Francisco, CA is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting International Art Museum of America in San Francisco, CA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for International Art Museum of America


International Center of Photography — Museums for All Admission

Summary: International Center of Photography in New York, NY is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting International Center of Photography in New York, NY

Museums for All participant-directory listing for International Center of Photography


International Monster Truck Museum & Hall of Fame — Museums for All Admission

Summary: International Monster Truck Museum & Hall of Fame in Butler, IN is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting International Monster Truck Museum & Hall of Fame in Butler, IN

Museums for All participant-directory listing for International Monster Truck Museum & Hall of Fame


International Museum of Art & Science — Museums for All Admission

Summary: International Museum of Art & Science in McAllen, TX is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting International Museum of Art & Science in McAllen, TX

Museums for All participant-directory listing for International Museum of Art & Science


International Museum of Surgical Science — Museums for All Admission

Summary: International Museum of Surgical Science in Chicago, IL is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting International Museum of Surgical Science in Chicago, IL

Museums for All participant-directory listing for International Museum of Surgical Science


International Quilt Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: International Quilt Museum in Lincoln, NE is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting International Quilt Museum in Lincoln, NE

Museums for All participant-directory listing for International Quilt Museum


International Spy Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: International Spy Museum in Washington, DC is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting International Spy Museum in Washington, DC

Museums for All participant-directory listing for International Spy Museum


International Tennis Hall of Fame — Museums for All Admission

Summary: International Tennis Hall of Fame in Newport, RI is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting International Tennis Hall of Fame in Newport, RI

Museums for All participant-directory listing for International Tennis Hall of Fame


Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum in New York, NY is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum in New York, NY

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum


Intuit: The Center for Intuitive and Outsider Art — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Intuit: The Center for Intuitive and Outsider Art in Chicago, IL is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Intuit: The Center for Intuitive and Outsider Art in Chicago, IL

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Intuit: The Center for Intuitive and Outsider Art


Iowa Arboretum & Gardens — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Iowa Arboretum & Gardens in Madrid, IA is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Iowa Arboretum & Gardens in Madrid, IA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Iowa Arboretum & Gardens


Iowa Legal Aid — Free Civil Legal Aid

Summary: A direct Legal Services Corporation-funded program providing free civil legal help within a defined Iowa service area. Multiple records are retained where separate organizations serve different regions or populations.

Person seeking civil legal help in the organization’s Iowa service area

LSC funded-program directory record for Iowa Legal Aid


Iowa Library for the Blind and Print Disabled — Free Accessible Library Service

Summary: Iowa Library for the Blind and Print Disabled is a National Library Service Regional Library serving Iowa. It enrolls eligible readers and provides accessible-format library service remotely or locally.

Person with a qualifying print disability who lives in the library service area: Iowa

Available to U.S. residents who cannot read or use regular print because of blindness, low vision, or a physical, perceptual, or reading disability. Enrollment requires an application and certification by an authorized professional; this library’s stated service area is: Iowa.

Library of Congress NLS network-library directory entry for Iowa


Iowa Medicaid and CHIP Help

Summary: Direct state-level access to Iowa's Medicaid and Children's Health Insurance Program enrollment path and official program information.

Free or low-cost health coverage for eligible adults, children, pregnant people, older adults, or people with disabilities through Iowa's Medicaid and CHIP programs.

Person applying for or enrolled in Medicaid or CHIP in Iowa

Iowa determines eligibility under federal and state rules covering income, household, age, pregnancy, disability, family status, residence, citizenship or qualified immigration status, and the coverage group requested.

Open the linked Iowa enrollment or application page, choose the coverage and application route that matches the household, submit the requested information and verification, and monitor eligibility and renewal notices.

There is no fee to apply. Medicaid is generally free or low-cost, while premiums or cost sharing can apply to some eligibility groups or CHIP coverage. Eligibility, covered services, provider networks, renewal rules, and applicant costs follow current federal and Iowa rules; applying does not guarantee enrollment.

CMS state Medicaid and CHIP enrollment directory for Iowa


Iowa SNAP Food Assistance

Summary: Direct state-level access to Iowa's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program application and official program information.

Monthly food-purchasing benefits for eligible Iowa households, with the amount set under federal and state rules.

Household applying for or receiving SNAP in Iowa

Iowa determines eligibility under federal SNAP rules covering household composition, income, resources, work rules, residence, citizenship or qualified immigration status, and documentation. Expedited processing may be available for households with very low income and resources that meet current rules.

Open the linked Iowa application or official SNAP page, create any required state benefits account, submit the household application, complete the interview and verification requests, and monitor notices and renewal deadlines.

There is no fee to apply. Eligibility, benefit amount, interview and verification procedures, expedited-service timing, recertification, and eligible purchases follow current federal and Iowa rules; submitting an application does not guarantee approval.


Iowa Unemployment Insurance Application

Summary: Direct state-level access to Iowa's unemployment insurance claim information or filing system.

Temporary cash wage replacement for eligible workers who performed covered work and become unemployed or partially unemployed under Iowa's unemployment insurance rules.

Worker filing or managing an unemployment insurance claim in Iowa

Iowa determines eligibility using work and wage history, the reason for separation or reduction in hours, ability and availability for work, timely filing and weekly certification, identity verification, work-search requirements, and other current state and federal rules.

Open the linked Iowa unemployment page, file the initial claim as soon as possible after the qualifying job separation or hours reduction, provide complete employment and identity information, and follow all weekly certification, work-search, response, and appeal deadlines.

There is no fee to file an unemployment claim. Eligibility and payment are not guaranteed, benefit amount and duration vary, unemployment benefits can be taxable, and missing certifications or deadlines can delay or end payment. Use only the official linked state service and never pay a third party to file.

U.S. Department of Labor state unemployment insurance office directory for Iowa


Iowa Weatherization Assistance

Iowa Weatherization Assistance Program administrator

Summary: Direct state-level access to Iowa's Weatherization Assistance Program and its local application route for income-eligible households.

No-cost, approved home energy-efficiency and health-and-safety improvements delivered through Iowa's Weatherization Assistance Program after eligibility, building assessment, prioritization, and funding review.

Household applying for Weatherization Assistance in Iowa

Applicants generally must live in Iowa and meet the administering agency's current household-income rules. Priority can apply to older adults, households with a person with a disability or children, high-energy users, and households with a high energy burden. Both homeowners and renters may be eligible, but rental work can require owner approval.

Open the linked Iowa weatherization page, identify the local provider or online application serving the home, submit income and household documentation, complete any required energy assessment, and follow provider instructions and waitlist notices.

There is no fee to apply and approved weatherization work is provided without charge to the eligible household. Funding, waitlists, dwelling condition, landlord permission, measure cost-effectiveness, health-and-safety limits, and local program rules can restrict or delay service; the program does not cover every repair or appliance.

DOE state Weatherization Assistance application map for Iowa


Iron County Historical & Museum Society — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Iron County Historical & Museum Society in Caspian, MI is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Iron County Historical & Museum Society in Caspian, MI

Eligible general admission is free to $5 per person for at least four people. Parking, special exhibitions, add-on experiences, food, and other purchases may cost extra. Participation and operational details can change, so confirm before visiting.

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Iron County Historical & Museum Society


Iroquois Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Iroquois Museum in Howes Cave, NY is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Iroquois Museum in Howes Cave, NY

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Iroquois Museum


IRS Free File

Summary: Free guided federal tax preparation for taxpayers within the current income limit, plus free federal fillable forms for taxpayers who prefer to prepare their own return.

No-cost federal tax preparation and electronic filing through approved Free File options; participating providers may also include a free state return.

Guided Tax has an annual adjusted-gross-income limit. Free File Fillable Forms do not use that income limit but require the taxpayer to prepare the return. Provider eligibility and supported state returns vary.

Start from the IRS Free File page, choose an approved option, and complete that provider's eligibility flow.

Federal filing is free through the official program. Confirm whether the selected provider includes the relevant state return.


IRS Taxpayer Assistance Centers

Summary: IRS Taxpayer Assistance Centers provide free in-person help with supported federal tax-account, notice, identity, payment, transcript, ITIN, and other listed issues by appointment at local offices.

No-cost face-to-face assistance from IRS staff on the specific services offered at the selected office, with telephone interpretation and accessibility support available through current channels.

Taxpayer seeking supported in-person IRS assistance

The taxpayer must choose an office that handles the issue, generally schedule an appointment, bring current government-issued identification, the relevant taxpayer identification number, the return or notice involved, and all requested supporting documents, and follow security and punctuality rules.

Use the IRS office locator to review services and directions, call the appointment line for priority service, gather the listed identification and tax documents, and attend the appointment.

IRS assistance is free. Travel, parking, document copies, professional representation, tax preparation beyond offered services, and other outside costs are not included.

Local Taxpayer Assistance Center availability


Irvine CONNECT Free Shuttle

Summary: Irvine CONNECT provides a fare-free city shuttle linking neighborhoods with parks, schools, hospitals, shopping, and Irvine Station.

No-cost shuttle travel for residents and visitors on the current Irvine CONNECT route network.

Use a current stop and operating period and follow accessibility, pet, bicycle, capacity, holiday, conduct, and rider rules.

Check the current route, live vehicle information, and schedule, then board at a posted stop.

No fare is charged; connections to other transit, parking, optional services, and excluded trips may cost extra.


Irvine Fine Arts Center Free Exhibitions

Summary: View rotating Irvine Fine Arts Center gallery exhibitions with free admission and free parking during current public hours.

Visit during current exhibition and building hours and follow parking, accessibility, event, photography, group, and gallery rules.

Review the current exhibition schedule and visit the Fine Arts Center during public hours.

No additional program fee; card eligibility, underlying library charges, replacement costs, and venue-specific add-ons may apply.


Irvine Free Household Hazardous Waste Disposal

Summary: Orange County residents can use the county's Irvine or other collection centers for free household hazardous-waste and e-waste disposal.

No-cost household drop-off of accepted paint, chemicals, automotive products, batteries, electronics, and related hazardous materials.

Orange County resident with accepted household hazardous waste

Be an Orange County resident and follow current proof, location, weather, hours, item, quantity, packaging, transport, vehicle, and safety rules; organizational and business waste is excluded.

Confirm the center is open, review accepted items, package materials safely, and drive to an eligible collection center.

Qualifying resident disposal is free; commercial, excluded, excess, or improperly prepared materials are not covered.

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Irvine, California
Orange County, California


Irvine Free Public Park Amenities

Summary: Irvine's community and neighborhood parks provide public playgrounds, courts, fields, paths, picnic areas, and other amenities, with most general-use areas open without an admission fee.

No-cost general access to participating public park spaces and unreserved amenities.

Member of the public using an Irvine park or unreserved amenity

Use the park during current public hours and follow posted capacity, supervision, sport, parking, pet, safety, reservation, and facility rules.

Choose a city park, confirm its amenities and current hours, and visit without reserving fee-based space.

General unreserved access is free; classes, pools, rentals, reservations, organized sports, and selected facilities may cost extra.


Irvine Library Free Computers and Wi-Fi

A specific digital, physical, educational, technology, cultural, or accessibility service offered through a library system.

Verify card type, local eligibility, inventory, loan period, reservations, fines, replacement costs, age, and branch-specific availability.

Summary: Irvine Public Library provides public-computer sessions and public Wi-Fi, including a computer-use card for people age 13 or older.

Use available library computers and wireless internet at no additional access cost.

Irvine Public Library computer or Wi-Fi user

Follow current age, card or computer-use-card, session-time, availability, acceptable-use, privacy, printing, equipment, and location rules.

Request the appropriate card if needed, then visit a library and sign in to an available computer or connect a personal device to public Wi-Fi.

Computer and Wi-Fi access are free; printing, copying, storage, damage, and optional technology services may cost extra.


Irvine Nature Center — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Irvine Nature Center in Owings Mills, MD is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Irvine Nature Center in Owings Mills, MD

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Irvine Nature Center


Irvine Public Library — Classes and community programs

Summary: Irvine Public Library documents classes and community programs as a current programs and services benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

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Eligible Irvine Public Library cardholder

California residents can receive a free standard card with current identity and residence verification; people age 13 or older can request a computer-use card for immediate public-computer access. This specific benefit may also have card-type, age, branch, vendor-license, reservation, loan-period, inventory, orientation, or service-specific rules.

Open the linked official library source, confirm current availability for this specific benefit, then sign in, reserve, register, contact the library, or visit a participating branch as instructed.

No separate core benefit charge is described for eligible users; card, nonresident, printing, supplies, consumables, replacement or damage, partner, venue, and optional add-on charges may apply.

Irvine Public Library Cardholder Benefits


Irvine Public Library — Computer-use cards

Summary: Irvine Public Library documents computer-use cards as a current devices and connectivity benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

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Irvine Public Library — Educator cards with expanded Library of Things limits and extended 60-day checkout on selected materials

Summary: Irvine Public Library documents educator cards with expanded Library of Things limits and extended 60-day checkout on selected materials as a current library of things benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


Irvine Public Library — Free cardholder study-room reservations for up to two hours per day under current age and booking rules

Summary: Irvine Public Library documents free cardholder study-room reservations for up to two hours per day under current age and booking rules as a current physical borrowing benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


Irvine Public Library — Free Library of Things loans including sewing machines, hiking and new-driver kits, telescopes, role-playing and…

Summary: Irvine Public Library documents free Library of Things loans including sewing machines, hiking and new-driver kits, telescopes, role-playing and ghost-hunting kits, ukuleles, and electric guitars as a current makerspaces and creative technology benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


Irvine Public Library — Library of Things

Summary: Irvine Public Library documents Library of Things as a current library of things benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

Library of Things


Irvine Public Library — Online resources

Summary: Irvine Public Library documents online resources as a current programs and services benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

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Irvine Public Library — Physical and digital borrowing

Summary: Irvine Public Library documents physical and digital borrowing as a current digital media and research benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

physical and digital borrowing


Irvine Public Library — Public computers and Wi-Fi

Summary: Irvine Public Library documents public computers and Wi-Fi as a current devices and connectivity benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

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Library visitor or resident eligible under Irvine Public Library's current rules

The service is described as public or available without a standard card requirement. Confirm current branch, residence, identification, age, schedule, capacity, equipment, and service-specific rules with Irvine Public Library.

No core service charge is described; printing, supplies, consumables, transportation, replacement or damage charges, partner services, and optional add-ons may cost extra.


Summary: Irvine Public Library cardholders can use a city-specific mix of digital and physical benefits. Current highlights include physical and digital borrowing, Library of Things, online resources, public computers and Wi-Fi, computer-use cards, classes and community programs, free Library of Things loans including sewing machines, hiking and new-driver kits, telescopes, role-playing and ghost-hunting kits, ukuleles, and electric guitars, free cardholder study-room reservations for up to two hours per day under current age and booking rules, educator cards with expanded Library of Things limits and extended 60-day checkout on selected materials.

No-additional-cost access to physical and digital borrowing, Library of Things, online resources, public computers and Wi-Fi, computer-use cards, classes and community programs, free Library of Things loans including sewing machines, hiking and new-driver kits, telescopes, role-playing and ghost-hunting kits, ukuleles, and electric guitars, free cardholder study-room reservations for up to two hours per day under current age and booking rules, educator cards with expanded Library of Things limits and extended 60-day checkout on selected materials.

California residents can receive a free standard card with current identity and residence verification; people age 13 or older can request a computer-use card for immediate public-computer access. Specific licensed resources, passes, loan limits, age rules, availability, and in-person verification vary.

Apply for or verify a library card, then use the card number and PIN online or check out physical benefits through a branch.

No card fee for eligible residents; nonresident, replacement, printing, damage, or lost-item charges may apply.


Irving Archives & Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Irving Archives & Museum in Irving, TX is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

Admission from free to $5 per person for at least four people per SNAP EBT card during normal operating hours, subject to the participating institution’s current policy.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Irving Archives & Museum in Irving, TX

Present a SNAP EBT card from any U.S. state and usually photo identification. The institution sets its exact admission price, ticket process, party size beyond the program minimum, hours, reservations, and exhibit exclusions.

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Irving Archives & Museum


Irving Arts Center Free Galleries

Summary: Visit the Irving Arts Center's changing visual-art galleries with free admission during current public gallery hours.

Visit during current public hours and follow closure, event, accessibility, security, photography, group, and gallery rules; performances, classes, food, and other add-ons may cost extra.

Review current gallery hours and exhibitions, then visit during an open period.


Irving DART Reduced Fares

Summary: DART provides reduced fares for qualifying veterans, seniors, riders with disabilities, youth, students, and income-qualified riders across its Irving service.

Receive the current reduced fare, generally 50% below the regular fare, on eligible DART services and products.

Eligible reduced-fare DART rider in Irving

Fit a current qualifying category, apply or present required proof, obtain the applicable reduced-fare credential, and follow identity, income, age, disability, student, veteran, service, payment, validation, expiration, and rider rules.

Choose the applicable reduced-fare category, submit the required application or proof, obtain the credential, and use it as directed when paying fare.

Qualifying riders receive current reduced prices; excluded routes, premium services, replacement credentials, parking, and other products may cost extra.


Irving Free Adaptive Recreation Programs

Summary: Irving offers free adaptive recreation programs designed for people with special mental or physical needs.

Participate in currently designated adaptive recreation activities without a program fee.

Eligible Irving adaptive recreation participant

Fit the applicable program's participant profile and follow current age, assessment, registration, schedule, capacity, caregiver, equipment, accessibility, health, safety, attendance, and conduct rules.

Review the current special-program schedule, contact the named recreation staff if required, complete registration, and attend the approved activity.

Designated adaptive recreation programs are free; transportation, equipment, optional supplies, food, and unrelated recreation services may cost extra.


Irving Free Household Chemical Collection

City of Irving Solid Waste Services and Dallas County

Summary: Irving residents can use the Dallas County Home Chemical Collection Center without a separate charge and may attend scheduled city special-waste events.

No-cost disposal of accepted residential household chemicals, plus eligible scheduled shredding, electronics, and special-waste collection.

Irving resident with accepted household chemical or special waste

Be an eligible Irving resident, show current proof when required, and follow facility or event date, appointment, item, quantity, container, transport, commercial-waste, and safety rules.

Review accepted materials and current facility or event instructions, gather proof of Irving residence, and deliver eligible items during an open period.

Qualifying residential disposal is free; excluded, commercial, oversized, excess, or specially handled material may cost extra or be refused.


Irving Library Hotspots, Computers, and Wi-Fi

Summary: Irving Public Library provides public computers and Wi-Fi and lends mobile hotspots to eligible established cardholders.

Use available branch internet technology or borrow an eligible hotspot without a separate internet subscription.

Irving Public Library visitor or eligible hotspot borrower

Follow current card, 90-day account, age, good-standing, checkout, loan, one-device, renewal, coverage, filtering, return, replacement, availability, session, and acceptable-use rules.

Use an available branch computer or Wi-Fi network, or ask the library about current hotspot eligibility and availability and complete checkout.

Core computer, Wi-Fi, and eligible hotspot access are included; printing, damage, loss, late return, optional services, and other equipment may cost extra.


Irving Public Library — Classes and library programs

Summary: Irving Public Library documents classes and library programs as a current programs and services benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

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Eligible Irving Public Library cardholder

Irving residents can receive a free library card under current identity, address, age, guardian, and account-verification rules; nonresident cards have a fee. This specific benefit may also have card-type, age, branch, vendor-license, reservation, loan-period, inventory, orientation, or service-specific rules.

Irving Public Library Cardholder Benefits


Irving Public Library — Digital-creation and recording space for podcasting, photography, video, and graphic-design projects at the…

Summary: Irving Public Library documents digital-creation and recording space for podcasting, photography, video, and graphic-design projects at the South Irving MiY Zone as a current makerspaces and creative technology benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


Irving Public Library — E-books and online resources

Summary: Irving Public Library documents e-books and online resources as a current digital media and research benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

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Irving Public Library — MiY Zone access to 3D printers, laser etching, Cricut machines, sewing machines, heat presses, and other maker…

Summary: Irving Public Library documents MiY Zone access to 3D printers, laser etching, Cricut machines, sewing machines, heat presses, and other maker equipment after required orientation; supply costs and reservation rules may apply as a current makerspaces and creative technology benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


Irving Public Library — Physical and digital borrowing

Summary: Irving Public Library documents physical and digital borrowing as a current digital media and research benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

physical and digital borrowing


Irving Public Library — Public computers and free Wi-Fi

Summary: Irving Public Library documents public computers and free Wi-Fi as a current devices and connectivity benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

public computers and free Wi-Fi

Library visitor or resident eligible under Irving Public Library's current rules

The service is described as public or available without a standard card requirement. Confirm current branch, residence, identification, age, schedule, capacity, equipment, and service-specific rules with Irving Public Library.


Irving Public Library — Research and learning databases

Summary: Irving Public Library documents research and learning databases as a current learning and career support benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

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Irving Public Library — Tablet and mobile-hotspot lending

Summary: Irving Public Library documents tablet and mobile-hotspot lending as a current devices and connectivity benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

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