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Find similar grantsHelping from Heaven: The Lexi Kazian Foundation Grant is sponsored by Helping from Heaven: The Lexi Kazian Foundation. Dedicated to improving the comfort and quality of life for children with special needs.
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Helping from Heaven | The Lexi Kazian Foundation for Children with Special Needs Family fun events are planned throughout the year to gather together children with special needs and their families in a way to enjoy time together in a low stress and cheerful environment. We have donated all of our durable medical equipment and supplies to Riddick's Ride. To see what's available, please visit their website at www.
riddicksride. org or call them directly, at 800-651-9629 Learn the story of Lexi Kazian, a little girl who is currently helping from heaven to improve the comfort and quality of life for children with special needs all over the world. Obtaining therapy equipment for your child with special needs is expensive.
In the past we have provided grant assistance to select applicants. Due to financial reasons, we are not accepting grants at this time. If you are in need of equipment, please check out Lexi's Closet, where families and therapists can view a wide selection of inventory items to try out.
Benjamin's Tomato Stroller Your donation to Helping From Heaven is tax deductible. We are a 501 (c)(3) organization , with a certificate of Good Standing .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations, families, and therapists supporting children with special needs. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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