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Bimonthly 2026 deadlines: Jan 15, Mar 15, May 15, Jul 15, Sep 15, Nov 15; next is Nov 15, 2026. Immediate needs may be considered outside schedule.
June Jessee Memorial Foundation Financial Support is sponsored by June Jessee Memorial Foundation. The June Jessee Memorial Foundation offers grants to help pay for essential items not covered or only partially covered by insurance. This includes medical care, medications, medical equipment, in-home nursing, respite care, and specialized formula for children with neurological conditions.
Nonprofits serving these children may be able to apply on behalf of families.
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Financial Support - June Jessee Memorial Foundation Navigating Neurological Conditions Applications will be reviewed every other month according to the following schedule; exceptions will be made for cases of immediate need. All funds must be distributed within 3 months of the date of grant notification.
2026 Application deadlines: January 15, 2026 (applicants notified by February 15, 2026) March 15, 2026 (applicants notified by April 15, 2026) May 15, 2026 (applicants notified by June 15, 2026) July 15, 2026 (applicants notified by August 15, 2026) September 15, 2026 (applicants notified by October 15, 2026) November 15, 2026 (applicants notified by December 15, 2026) Uncomplicated financial assistance for out-of-pocket medical needs Providing financial assistance is one of the most critical ways we support the care of children with undiagnosed, neurological conditions and their families.
Children with undiagnosed, neurological conditions require ongoing care from multiple primary, specialty, and other healthcare service providers, as well as in-home medical equipment and treatments to support their health and daily lives.
Even families with “good” insurance, Medicaid or higher incomes can become financially overwhelmed and rack up significant debt with the many out-of-pocket health expenses they acquire to adequately care for their child. Easy, financial assistance The JJMF provides grants for families to relieve some of the financial burdens of the conditions.
The grants help to pay for many essential items not covered or only partially covered by insurance, such as medical care, medications, medical equipment, in-home nursing, respite care, specialized formula, and more. When establishing the JJMF’s financial support for families, we had one primary goal in mind: to make the process easy.
We understand the mounds of paperwork and lengthy applications families are required to complete on an ongoing basis, and we work to make the process as seamless and quick as possible for them, helping to relieve some of their financial stress. Please note that JJMF does not currently grant assistance for travel expenses, iPad/tablets (even when used as AAC devices), home renovations or vehicle purchases/repairs/modifications.
Learn more about a few of the families we’ve helped to support here. Financial Assistance Inquiry
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Families with children facing neurological conditions. The grants are intended for essential items not covered or partially covered by insurance. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Applications for June Jessee Memorial Foundation Financial Support are due November 15, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
June Jessee Memorial Foundation Financial Support is funded by June Jessee Memorial Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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