Individuals and families often find themselves in situations where they need some type of assistance. The cause could be financial, medical, or generational circumstances outside of their control, however, these situations do not discriminate based on geographical territory, age, gender, or nationality. What they do have in common is that these individuals and families do not have friends or relatives that they can call on for assistance during difficult times. Fortunately, today there are thousands of organizations across the country that exist to provide support to these individuals and families. These for-profit, not-for-profit, and governmental agencies generally have a well defined type of assistance they provide with governance and oversight to ensure consistency in the way they carry out their charter. However, while these programs are well planned and flawlessly executed, they generally fill such a specific gap that, upon successful completion, the participants find themselves..