Health Care for Americans:
There are many Government Health Care programs available for low-income families. For more information on this click here. I know there are people out there whose income exceeds government guidelines yet can’t afford quality health insurance for their families. Being stuck in this position is very tough and sadly at times it seems the only answer is to find a second income or finding a new employer with more benefits.
Health and Hunger Facts:
The National Coalition on Health care states that nearly 90 million people below the age of 65 spent a portion of either 2006 or 2007 without health insurance coverage. Within the United states for 2006 it was reported that 35.5 million people were living in households which were considered to be food insecure. Of this number, 22.9 million were said to be adults and 12.6 million are children. The top ten states for food insecurity include Arizona, Arkansas, Kentuck, Louisiana, Utah, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Texas and New Mexico.
Our turn to help:
Although we feel healthcare is a major concern affecting families today, we believe feeding hungry families and children should be our first priority. As we grow, we hope to address some of the healthcare issues as well. To do our part, we designed a 5% donation program for food banks across the U.S. Feel free to check out our Donation Schedule.
Insurance Agents…
You can also help. We want to continue with our goal of making low-insurance.org the best resource for insurance online. We would like to invite industry professionals to write for us. For every article accepted we will donate an additional $5 to the Food Bank of your choice. We will also make note of your Agency name and contact information at the footer signature area of each article posted.
All articles submitted must be original and a minimum of 400 words. Articles will be reviewed before accepted. You can send articles to admin (at) low-insurance.org.
Thanks for your support!
