Grant Options

Adaptivemall.com – The Kiddie Pool is a program to help families fundraise for special adaptive equipment. A custom webpage is created, with a picture and story of your child, where friends and family can visit to make donations.

NAPA intensive families can apply for housing 30 days before their confirmed session begins. Contact your clinic intensive coordinator to begin the referral process. 

The Chanda Plan Foundation provides financial grants for integrative therapies to those with a physical disability.

Danielle’s Foundation offers funding for children with cerebral palsy and brain injury. Danielle’s Foundation realizes how difficult it is for parents of children with cerebral palsy and brain injury to get their children the therapies and medical equipment they desperately need. In an effort to provide financial assistance, each quarter, one deserving family will be awarded a grant of $2,000 or more (depending on the funds available within the foundation) to help get necessary care that insurance has denied.

Gia Nicole Angel Foundation enhances the daily functioning of a child with special needs and his/her family by awarding assistance through the purchase of a specific item or items.

The LENN Foundation is a nonprofit helping children with cerebral palsy by providing financial relief for medical needs not covered by insurance.

“Our goal is to give them a better quality of life they deserve.”

My Gym Challenged America (MGCA) provides assistance and support to children with physical/cognitive challenges while promoting fitness and movement for children of all abilities and economic circumstances with an emphasis on positive reinforcement and fun.

Small Steps in Speech helps children with speech and or language disorders take the steps needed to be better communicators.

United Healthcare Children’s Foundation – Households with private-pay or employer insurance may receive up to $5,000 annually to support their child. (Must be under 16 years of age)

This organization provides children affected by cancer and tumors, grants for rehabilitation therapy – Foundation Think Again

The CPATH Grant Program was established to provide financial assistance for families of children and individuals diagnosed with cerebral palsy. Grants can be used for medical equipment/devices, therapy, recreation, and support. 

Provides financial assistance for families who have a child with a disability. 

Bridges the gap from when life’s circumstances keep children from accessing essential healthcare. We have had success with NAPA families applying for therapy assistance.

Beyond offering grants for mobility purposes, Victoria’s Victory takes applications for those seeking rehab.

Community Block Grants – Home modification grants may be available by contacting your local city government.

Fund it Forward helps families fundraise to obtain medical or adaptive equipment. Give Tech gives away input devices that allow people with quadriplegia to use computers.

Miracle-Ear Foundation provides no-cost hearing aids and hearing support services to children whose families have significantly limited incomes.

The MORGAN Project provides resources, gently used disability equipment and small grants.

Special Kids Fund donates handicapped wheelchair vans to families in need.

Variety: Kids on the Go Program provides funding for walkers, wheelchairs, specially-designed adaptive bikes, strollers, prosthetic limbs, and other devices to children with disabilities.

The Wheel to Walk Foundation is a non-profit organization that helps children and young adults (under 21 years old) with disabilities obtain medical equipment or services that are not provided by their insurance companies. Purchasing items such as shower chairs, therapy bikes, special beds, communication devices, speech therapy, etc.

Mark’s Money provides financial assistance to those with Down Syndrome or other developmental disabilities to improve quality of life by meeting their daily living, employment, medical, residential, or social needs.

Sunshine Foundation answers the dreams of chronically ill, seriously ill, physically challenged, and abused children. Candidates are in the age range from, 3-18, whose families cannot fulfill their requests due to the financial strain that the child’s illness may cause.

Bee Mighty provides resources for local Denver families during and after your NICU journey.

MRC Reuse Program helps match families with equipment they need in MA.

Assistive Technology Fund (ATF) provides funds to cover 50% of the retail price of adaptive devices or software.

MIRA Foundation provides guide dogs for eligible blind children between the ages of 11-17, free of charge.

Seedlings Braille Book for Children – Blind children in the US can receive two free braille books per year.

The Grottoes of North America Humanitarian Foundation helps cover the costs of dental treatment, including hospital and anesthesia costs, when needed, for children with cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy and related neuromuscular disorders, those who are mentally challenged, and organ transplant recipients.

4 Paws for Ability engages families in fundraising activities as volunteers to qualify for a free service dog. Canine Companions for Independence enhances the lives of people with disabilities by providing highly trained assistance dogs. Paws with a Cause  provides service dogs for many different medical conditions.

Air Care Alliance provides free air transportation to medical treatment for people with a financial need. Air Charity Network provides access for people who seek free air transportation to specialized health care facilities or distant destinations due to family, community, or national crisis. Angel Flight provides free transportation for medical treatment.Lifeline Pilots provides free transportation for such medical needs as on-going medical treatments, diagnosis and follow-up care. Mercy Medical Airlift ensures that no financially stressed patient is denied access to distant specialized medical evaluation, diagnosis, or treatment for lack of means for long-distance medical transportation.

NAPA works closely with Team Luke as they support children in intensive therapy funding after brain injury.

Raises money for children with medical needs to receive therapy helping NAPA Denver families.

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