What was the name of the program that the US used to help the Allies against the Germans before entering the war?

The program was called the Lend-Lease Act. Implemented in March 1941, it allowed the United States to supply Allied nations, including the United Kingdom and the Soviet Union, with military equipment and supplies without direct involvement in World War II. This act was crucial in bolstering the Allies' capabilities against German forces before the U.S. officially entered the conflict.