Mark SolutionsSee a sample

A letter service for people in the US

Tell your story once. We send honest asks in your name.

For adults facing job loss or eviction, behind on rent and needing a few hundred to a few thousand dollars within weeks.

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Sample draft for Dana

$1,400

rent behind, in her own words

Draft written
Sample. Name and number are made up.

One story, read by the right people

You tell it one time

Write what happened: the job, the notice, the amount you are short. That is the only telling you do.

Every ask is individual

Each letter is written for the business, foundation or donor reading it, from the facts you gave us.

Sent in your name

The letters go to the readers most likely to help, and they go out as you. Honest, and yours.

See the first draft before you pay

Tell your story one time

Say what happened: the lost job, the notice, what you are short. You never retell it for each reader.

See who is most likely to help

You get suggestions of businesses, foundations and donors, and a first draft letter. All of this is free.

Send it in your name

Sending is where the $5 monthly plan comes in. Each ask goes out as its own letter, signed as you.

Draft letter

Sample

To: a county rental assistance fund

Dear grants team,

I was laid off in March, and my landlord has given me a notice for $1,400 in back rent.

I have two interviews this month and can cover rent from my next paycheck. A one-time $1,400 would keep me in my home while I get back to work.

Thank you for reading this.

Dana

Sample letter. The name, the fund and the numbers are made up.

One plan, five dollars a month

Monthly plan

The plan is what lets your letters go out. Everything before that costs nothing.

Free

  • Tell your story
  • See donor suggestions
  • Read your first draft letter

With the plan

$5 a month

Send your letters in your name.

Payment for the plan goes through hosted Stripe checkout, after you sign in.

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Start with the story you already know

Tell it once, then read your first draft before you decide on sending.

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