14th week of 2014---Indiana Funding Sources
(Added 3/13/15) Servants At Work
(Added 3/13/15) Families United for Support and Encouragement
FUSE provides information, resources and support to Indiana families raising children with special needs.
(added 12/31/14) Anna's Celebration of Life
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.
(Added 12/31/14) Darrell Gwynn Foundation
Donates custom power and manual wheelchairs to children and adults facing medical and financial hardships. They currently accepting applications from Florida, Indianapolis, IN, Southern California, Scottsdale, AZ and Las Vegas, NV.
(Added 12/31/14) Mark's Money
Mark's Money's mission is to provide financial assistance to persons with Down syndrome or other developmental disabilities to improve their quality of life by meeting their daily living, employment, medical, residential, or social needs. Eligible recipients must reside in Indiana, Tennessee or Georgia.
(Added 12/31/14) Monroe County Autism Foundation
The Foundation exists to serve children in and around Bloomington, Indiana who are diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder by providing financial resources for necessary educational and therapeutic interventions.
(Added 12/31/14) Samantha's House
Samantha’s House is a non-profit organization that helps people who have been seriously injured or are disabled by improving their surroundings and making their life a little easier. The foundation chooses deserving people who are trapped both physically and financially due to their injuries or disability and that have everyday life challenges due to their current living conditions.
Hands and Voices
Indiana family resource guide for children with hearing loss.
Hannah's Helping Hands
Provides quality of life grants for families with individuals with developmental disabilities in Indiana, the Michiana area, New York, Rhode Island, Florida, Kansas and the Kansas City areas. Applications become available in March.
Indiana Children's Wish Fund
Grants wishes to children in Indiana ages 3 to 18 years old who have been diagnosed with life threatening or terminal illnesses.
Make a Wish
Grants wishes of children 2 1/2 to 18 years old with life threatening illnesses. Must be referred by an agency, doctor or hospital.
Muscular Dystrophy Family Foundation
Serves families in the Hoosier state with muscular dystrophy that they may live independent and productive lives.
