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Pediatric Grant – Ray of Hope Colorado The Lori Jones Children’s Pediatric Grant Program provides financial support to children with cancer and their families, living in CO. We believe that no parent should have to choose between paying their mortgage or rent over cancer treatment for their child. Our goal is to help ease the burden of everyday expenses during their most trying time.
Helping Communities Across Colorado As the Family Hope partner we want to showcase our efforts to help Colorado nonprofits serving children of all ages in crucial and life-changing ways. For 65 years, Ent has supported philanthropic efforts of the many nonprofits in the communities we serve across the state of Colorado. Lori Macinnes Jones was a loving mother.
wife. and passionate educator who died on February 1. 2017.
She was 57. Although Lori fought cancer, or the effects of her treatments. over most of her adult life.
few recognized it. Her happiness and joy for each day touched so many, and the strength and determination of her fight was truly inspirational. Pediatric grants are awarded monthly to patients receiving active treatment for their cancer, or no more than a month post-treatment.
_________________________ In special circumstances, we can provide an emergency grant. These grants can be approved within 48 hours and are based on a caseworker’s recommendation that a patient is in dire need of emergency support. Pediatric Grant Eligibility Requirements Have a cancer diagnosis and be receiving active cancer treatment of chemotherapy, radiation, or surgery in the past month.
__________________________ They must be a Colorado resident, and be in a dire financial circumstance, where expenses are greater than their current monthly income. __________________________ Grant applicants may submit one request per year, maximum of two-lifetime awards. Pediatric Grant Guidelines We prioritize pediatric grant applications based on financial needs, medical, and personal situations.
_________________________ Pediatric grants are awarded on a one-time annual, twice-lifetime basis, in the amount of $1,000 and given to the legal guardian of the minor.
_________________________ Our application requires medical verification and summary from the patient’s medical provider A committee of inter-disciplinary medical professionals, including oncology nurses, social workers, patient navigators, and personnel from several hospitals determines eligibility to receive a grant.
__________________________ These volunteers meet on the second Monday of each month to review applications received the previous month. __________________________ Each application must be reviewed and vetted by two members of the committee. Grant checks are issued to approved applicants within one week of the meeting.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Grant applicants must have a cancer diagnosis and be receiving active cancer treatment (chemotherapy, radiation, or surgery in the past month), be a Colorado resident, and be in a dire financial circumstance where expen…. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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