§ 11010 Public Assistance Grant Exclusions
This law says that when the government decides how much money to give someone for public assistance, they don't count extra help from friends, family, or charities if that help is for something specific that the government doesn't already pay for.
A single mom gets government help to pay for food and rent. Her church gives her money to buy school supplies for her kids.
The government won't count the church's money when they decide how much help to give her, because school supplies aren't something the government already pays for.
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§ 11010 Public Assistance Grant Exclusions
Last verified: January 11, 2026