Because loving someone enough to keep them home shouldn't cost you everything
You've sacrificed sleep. You've put your career on hold. Your social life has become a distant memory. You've watched your own health fade while you pour everything you have into keeping your loved one home where they belong.
You know the weight of choosing between paying bills and hiring help. You know what it feels like to love someone so much that losing them to a facility feels impossible — even when staying afloat feels just as impossible.
You are not alone. And you shouldn't have to choose.
A group of anonymous local businesses have pooled their own money — out of pocket, not grants, not government funding — to fund something that should have existed all along: real support for families like yours.
Only 5 families will be selected. Utah families only. Program begins August 1, 2026.
This program was created by William Mongou, who has been a caregiver since he was 12 years old. While his single mother worked two jobs to send four children to school, William cared for his 80-year-old blind grandfather. His father passed away while on active military duty.
William knows what it feels like to grow up in a home where love is abundant but resources are scarce. He built this program because he believes no family should have to choose between keeping their loved one home and keeping the lights on.
We know filling out forms is not exactly your idea of a good time. We kept this one as human as possible. Take your time.
Share your story with us. We'll read every word.