$1,000 Single Parent Christmas Grant
One hardworking single parent will receive a $1,000 grant to help make the holiday season a little brighter.
Helping Families Today. Building Legacies Tomorrow.
Every tax season, our founder meets hardworking parents doing everything they can to provide for their children. Behind every tax return is a story of sacrifice, overtime, and dedication.
This grant is our way of giving back.
It's not a loan. There are no hidden fees and no purchase required. The $1,000 Single Parent Christmas Grant is simply our way of blessing one deserving parent who works hard every day.
Our mission extends beyond the holidays — helping individuals and families elevate their finances through education, tax guidance, and long-term financial growth.
Eligibility & Details
Simple requirements. Completely free to apply.
Single Parent
U.S. Resident
18+ Years Old
Employed or Self-Employed
Apply Before Nov 15
Free to Apply
No purchase required.
Tax Filing Optional
You don't need to be an Imperial client.
Privacy Protected
Your information stays confidential.
One Recipient
One qualified applicant receives the $1,000.
Applications Close Soon
A Message From Our Founder
Hi, I'm Shalietha Ross, founder of Imperial Tax & Insurance Solutions.
After helping clients through tax season, I realized many families needed more than tax preparation. They needed encouragement, education, and someone who believed in their potential.
This grant is our way of giving back to the community while beginning relationships built on trust and financial empowerment.
Thank you for allowing us to be part of your journey.
Your Journey Doesn't End Here
Whether or not you're selected, we hope you'll stay connected. Throughout the year, we share practical financial resources to help families:
- Maximize eligible tax credits and deductions
- Learn financial strategies
- Explore entrepreneurship
- Build stronger financial habits
- Prepare for long-term financial success
Because our mission is bigger than one grant — it's helping people elevate their finances.