Alpha One www.alphaonenow.org/ The Home Retro Program is a grant provided through a collaborative agreement between Alpha One and the Maine State Housing Authority. It provides up to $10,000 to qualifying Maine homeowners to make modifications for a disabled resident. Angel Flight East www.angelflighteast.org Provide free air transportation to qualified patients and their families by arranging flights to distant medical facilities, delivering supplies to disaster areas, and reuniting families during desperate times. Provides transportation in the Northeastern region of the United States for distances up to 1,000 miles. The minimum distance AFE travels is 100 miles. Asperger's Association of
50 Legs https://50legs.org/ Provide amputees with the necessary care and prosthetics that they could not otherwise afford. Children's Wish Endowment www.childrenswishendowment.org Grants wishes to children afflicted with chronic, life-threatening, or terminal illnesses who reside in Southeastern Louisiana Friends Helping Friends https://fhfofgno.org/ Provide you with the information you need to make decisions for yourself or your children with disabilities. We like to consider ourselves a one-stop shop for information, resources, education, training, and peer-to-peer support.
Kentucky Assistive Technology Service (KATS) Network www.katsnet.org KATS has an assistive technology locator as well as "The Buck Starts Here" guide to help Kentucky residents through the funding maze. Kentucky Autism Training Center www.louisville.edu/education/kyautismtraining/resources/family-guide KATC has put together an amazing Family Resource Guide. Make-A-Wish*Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana www.oki.wish.org Medical professionals, parents, legal guardians and potential wish kids refer a child with life-threatening medical condition who have reached the age of 2 1/2 and is younger than 18 at the time of the referral is eligible for the wish of their dreams. Mercy Medical Angels https://me
Gerald "Jerry" Vogel Assistive Technology Fund http://atk.ku.edu/jerry-vogel-assistive-technology-fund Helps persons with disabilities and health conditions who live in Jefferson, Douglas, or Franklin County acquire assistive technology devices in the areas of: Hearing, Vision, Communication, Mobility, Stability, Physical Access, Environmental Adaptations, Recreation, Sports and Leisure. Increasing Capabilities Access Network (iCAN) https://ar-ican.org/ Connecting Arkansans with the technology they need to help them learn, work, communicate and live more independently. The Limb Preservation Foundation https://limbpreservation.org/resources/patient-assistance/ Provides assistance to qualifyin
Autism Society of Iowa www.autismia.org Family Scholarships to attend programming such as dance class, music therapy and so on. Payment is made directly to the organization offering the programming. Contact 515-327-9075 for more information. Department of Human Services https://dhs.iowa.gov/ Provide multiple assistance programs. Child Care Assistance, Food Assistance, Cash Assistance, State Supplement Assistance, and Job Training. Designer Genes Downs Syndrome Group FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE - will consider a variety of requests including, but not limited to: camp fees, conference and workshop fees, and more. Contact (319) 404-0396 or designergenes2005@yahoo.com Iowa Family Support Network www.ia
A Kid Again https://akidagain.org/chapter/indiana-chapter/ Exists to foster hope, happiness and healing for families raising kids with life threatening illnesses. Anna's Celebration of Life www.annascelebrationoflife.org Ensure that children with special needs can afforded the joy of celebrating their specialness by providing the life-enhancing equipment and tools needed to thrive. It must be a request for an item, device or service that will enhance the life of the child. Families United for Support and Encouragement www.fuseinc.org FUSE provides information, resources and support to Indiana families raising children with special needs. Hands and Voices www.handsandvoices.org/resources/guid
The Arc of Illinois Assistive Technology Fund www.thearcofil.org/assistive-technology-program/ Fund the purchase of assistive technology for individuals with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities if a qualified evaluator has said the product is needed but Medicaid, Medicare, or private insurance will not pay for it. The maximum amount funded will be $500 per person or family. Bear Necessities www.bearnecessities.org Wish Granting organization for 0-19 year old cancer patients. A Bear Hug is a customized experience that brightens the life of a child going through cancer. Computer Banc www.computerbanc.org Provide families, adults, special needs individuals, seniors, and veterans who
Angel Flight West www.angelflightwest.org Provide passengers access to treatment at faraway medical centers; transporting blood to critically ill patients; flying special needs kids to summer camps; and many more humanitarian missions. Camp River Run www.campriverrun.org A FREE camp for children between the ages of 7 and 14 with primary medial condition that is life threatening and/or disabling. Computers for Kids www.cfkidaho.org Provides refurbished computers to students with disabilities free of charge. Hands of Hope NW www.handsofhopenw.org Provides medical supplies and equipment to those under-served. Office is located in Nampa, Idaho. Idaho AT4ALL Equipment Exchange Program https://ida
Angel Flight West www.angelflightwest.org Provide passengers access to treatment at faraway medical centers; transporting blood to critically ill patients; flying special needs kids to summer camps; and many more humanitarian missions. Day at the Beach www.accessurf.org/day-at-the-beach/ Day at the Beach is our flagship monthly program, held the first Saturday of each month at White Plains Beach Park. This free program is open to anyone with a physical or cognitive disability. Persons in Need Program www.ldahawaii.org The Learning Disabilities Association of Hawaii provides Persons in Need (PIN) Grant Awards benefiting eligible children 17 years of age or younger who have a disability or oth
Anchor of Hope Foundation www.anchorofhopefoundation.org Anchor of Hope offers grants to special needs children to help cover the costs of therapy, education, equipment, and other needs not covered by insurance or Medicaid. The maximum grant amount is $250.00 per child per financial year. Angel Flight www.angelflightsoars.org Angel Flight Soars arranges free air transportation for people who need to travel to receive life saving medical treatment, but lack the means. Bert's Big Adventure www.bertsbigadventure.org Provides a magical, all-expenses-paid, five-day journey to Walt Disney World® for children with chronic and terminal illnesses and their families. To qualify for Bert’s Big Adventur
Act4Me www.act4me.org Provide financial assistance for children with special needs to be able to access medical therapy and special needs' equipment. Child must be under 18 and be living in Miami-Dade or Broward County. Adonis Autism Assistance Foundation www.greatmarketingtools.com/sites/adonis/ Grants for lessons in the arts, sports,and other activities in communities throughout Southwest Florida. Applicant must be age 16 or older who has autism, lives in Lee, Charlotte, Collier, Henry or Glades counties in Florida. Autism Pensacola www.autismpensacola.org Kids for Camp is accepting late applications and has financial aid assistance available as well. Boca Helping Hands www.bocahelpinghand
