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You don’t have to go through this alone
Our Commitment If you’re experiencing discrimination, bullying, retaliation, or unfair treatment at work or school—and considering leaving or already have—we’re here to listen and support you.
Future Work Now provides short-term financial relief, legal connection, and forward-looking mentorship so people can leave toxic situations without being pushed into crisis.
Stabilize. Protect. Move forward.
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Emergency Financial Support
Short-term financial support—up to $5,000—to help cover essentials like rent, food, phone, and internet when leaving a toxic or discriminatory workplace.
You don’t have to choose between dignity and survival.
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Legal Guidance
Confidential connections to employment attorneys who can help evaluate discrimination, retaliation, or unfair treatment cases.
Legal partners available across the U.S. states and Canada.
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Mentorship & Next Steps
Mentorship for rebuilding confidence, navigating career transitions, and planning what comes next after a harmful work experience.
You don’t have to figure it out alone.
Your Questions, Answered
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Individuals who have left—or are planning to leave—a toxic, discriminatory, or unfair workplace or organization may be eligible. Support is intended to help cover essential living expenses during a difficult transition.
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Eligible applicants may receive up to $5,000 in short-term assistance to help cover essentials such as rent, food, phone, and internet. All applications are reviewed confidentially.
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No. Future Work Now does not provide legal advice. We connect individuals with employment attorneys who can help evaluate their situations and explain available options.
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We have legal connections across all 50 U.S. states and select partners in Canada. Our international network is continuing to expand.
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You can begin by submitting an application for financial support, requesting legal guidance, or asking to be matched with a mentor. Each option is confidential and designed to meet you where you are.
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Yes. All applications and requests are handled with care and confidentiality. Reaching out does not obligate you to take legal action or make any public disclosures.
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Mentors and employment attorneys who wish to support this work are welcome to get involved. You can fill out a brief form to join our mentorship or legal support network.
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We combine practical education, financial relief, legal connection, and mentorship in one place—so people don’t have to navigate difficult transitions alone or in crisis.
