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From what I have heard, no.
I've heard of low-income students utilizing things like the FAP for applications and cheap forms of travel (e.g. trains) to get to interviews.
If it is at all possible, I would make the interview trail as 'comfortable' as possible, and potentially splurge on a decent hotel/flight. If you are in you are covered, financially, and your future is pretty much set. I think it is worth it at that point to make the investment, if possible, to perform your best at interviews.
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The Honors College at my university has grants for such purposes that we can apply for. I've received aid from them for my expenses this cycle. If you're still a student, see if your college has any programs like this.
Undergrad institutions sometimes have some sort of travel fund that is available for students to apply for a travel stipend through.
Concur with others, contact your undergrad institution's FA office and try to explain your situation. I dont know of a third-party fund for this sort of thing.
