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Find similar grantsOhio 501(c)(3) nonprofits serving children, families, and people with disabilities can access funding to improve quality of life, expand services, and support medical research, primarily benefiting Northeast Ohio communities.
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Grants to USA Nonprofits and Families to Support the Needs of Children with Disabilities is sponsored by Various Funders (listed on GrantWatch, but original funders should be contacted directly). This opportunity supports US nonprofit organizations and families to meet the needs of children with disabilities. Funding may be used for equipment, therapy, and respite care costs not covered by insurance.
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