One Love America Inc.

One Love America, Inc. is a 501c3 charitable organization who recognizes that working-class citizens often find themselves living paycheck to paycheck, struggling to make ends meet. Whether it’s stagnant wages, rising cost of living,  job loss or an expensive trip to the emergency room, many people in the working-class are simply unable to afford their basic needs.  Often referred to as the backbone of our society and a large contributor to the economy, together we can make ensure there's someone to confidentially turn to during urgent times.  All it takes is one unexpected life event to cause extreme hardship for a family or an individual.  For many, that unexpected life event came in early 2020, in the form of a pandemic caused by the Covid-19 virus.  

One Love America’s mission is to change the standard of giving by providing support to working-class individuals and families, who are the biggest contributors to our economy. Through a formidable online community, we gather donations of a nominal amount and use these funds to directly support individuals in need of aid. The One Love America working-class community deserves the opportunity to regain its financial footing with dignity and confidentiality. We aim to provide the necessary resources working-class individuals often lack when facing financial difficulties. America severely stigmatizes financial hardship and overlooks the needs of those in the working and middle class despite the consistent financial instability many people face. One Love America leverages the support of the working-class to assist the working-class, while diligently advocating for the reduction of the stigma associated with those who experience such hardship.

Our advocacy work includes partnerships with organizations such as RESULTS, a D.C. based nonprofit that uses their voices to influence political decisions that will bring an end to frequent financial instability. Since  early 2020, One Love America has worked tirelessly with RESULTS to change the conversation around financial disparities amongst the working-class, initially in Georgia and now across the country.