State Funding
Alabama
Alabama Ability Loan Program
The Ability Loan Program for individuals with disabilities and their families allows applicants to borrow money at low-interest and/or for extended terms for the purchase of assistive technology, adaptive equipment, and related services. Kate.wallace@rehab.alabama.gov
Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs (VA)
The Alabama Department of Rehabilitation Services is a state agency serving people with disabilities through a continuum of services. Each program has different eligibility criteria, and most do not have a cost associated with the services provided. To apply, contact the office serving your area. 800-782-7656
Alabama’s Assistive Technology Resource (STAR)
Alabama’s Assistive Technology Act program is administered through the Alabama Department of Rehabilitation Services and enables the acquisition of assistive technology devices and services for people with disabilities. 334-293-7143
Community Foundation of West Alabama
Note that grants are available only to 501(c)(3) organizations. Grants exist for community building purposes. -205-366-0698
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)-Alabama-Mississippi
The Alabama-Mississippi Chapter works to improve the quality of life for people affected by MS and their families, and raise funds for critical MS research. 800-344-4867 ALC@NMSS.org
Southeast Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Center
The Southeast ADA Center is a resource to find assistance and guidance for disabled individuals residing in Alabama. 800-949-4232
The Dekko Foundation
Investment for organizations seeking initiatives that help children, young people and communities thrive. 260-347-1278
Alaska
Alaska Developmental Disabilities (DD) Mini-Grants
Maximum of $2,500 a year for people with developmental disabilities, and for youth enrolled in early intervention or an infant learning program. Grant goes to an agency on behalf of the beneficiary. 907-561-3701
Assistive Technology Loan Fund
Flexible loan option, lower interest rates and a longer repayment period. The loans are to be used to purchase assistive technology. 907-465-6933
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)-Greater Northwest
The Greater Northwest Chapter works to improve the quality of life for people affected by MS and their families, and raise funds for critical MS research. 800-344-4867
Northwest Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Center
The Northwest ADA Center is a resource to find assistance and guidance for disabled individuals residing in Alaska. 800-949-4232 nwadactr@uw.edu
Short-Term Assistance and Referral Programs (STAR)
People with developmental disabilities and their families may apply for Short-Term Assistance & Referral Programs (STAR) to address short-term needs, maximum of $2,500 per recipient. Used for: environmental modifications, adaptive equipment; services such as behavioral training, personal care and medical appointments. It also offers an alternative loan program. 907-465-4798
State of Alaska Office of Veterans Affairs (VA)
The Alaska Department of Military and Veterans Affairs’ mission lies in both active military and veteran services to help improve the quality of their lives. 907-428-6003
The Homer Foundation
Restricted to areas within the Southern Kenai Peninsula, from Ninilchik south including the communities across Kachemak Bay. Grants available for the betterment of the community and individuals of the above listed region. 907-235-0541
The Murdock Trust
The Trust is interested in a diverse range of projects to enhance the quality of life in the region. Preventative efforts that address physical, spiritual, social, and psychological needs, especially those focused on youth, are preferred. 360-694-8415
The Paul G. Allen Family Foundation
Arizona
Arizona Department of Veterans Services
The Arizona Department of Veteran Services provide services to veterans in 19 benefits offices throughout the states. Contact them if you need aid with benefits, counseling, finding veterans homes, employment assistance, and more. 602-234-8415
Arizona Loans for Assistive Technology
Government loan program for assistive technology in the state of Arizona provides loan for vehicle modification. Loans range from $500 to $10,000. 602-728-9534
Arizona Technology Access Program (AzTAP)
Arizona Assistive Technology Exchange’s mission is to assist persons with disabilities of all types and ages as well as family members, service providers, employers, and the public to become better educated about the value of assistive technology. Services include operating an online equipment reuse program, lending out devices, providing loans to help buy technology, consulting with clients, and offering training and technical assistance. 602-728-9534
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)-Arizona
The Arizona Chapter works to improve the quality of life for people affected by MS and their families, and raise funds for critical MS research. 800-344-4867 info@AZA.NMSS.org
Arkansas
Arkansas Department of Veterans Affairs
A state agency, Arkansas Department of Veterans Affairs aims to connect veterans and their dependents to state and federal services. 501-370-3820
Arkansas Disability Coalition (ADC)
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)-Mid South
The Mid South Chapter works to improve the quality of life for people affected by MS and their families, and raise funds for critical MS research. 800-344-4867 TNS@NMSS.org
Southwest Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Center
The Southwest ADA Center is a resource to find assistance and guidance for disabled individuals residing in Arkansas. 800-949-4232
California
AT Network
Ability Tools connects Californians with disabilities to assistive technology devices, tools, and services to make life easier. 800-390-2699 info@atnet.org
California Department of Veterans Affairs (VA)
The California Department of Veterans Affairs is an organization dedicated to helping veterans learn about the state and federal benefits they are entitled to receive and how to claim them. 800-952-5626
California Veterans Assistance Foundation, Inc
Veterans Assistance Foundation specifically identifies and addresses the issues faced by veterans who are homeless or at-risk of homelessness and provides transitional housing, rapid re-housing, homelessness prevention services and access to benefit services for veterans and their families. 608-372-1282 vafed@vafvets.org
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)-Northern California
The North California Chapter works to improve the quality of life for people affected by MS and their families, and raise funds for critical MS research. 800-344-4867 can_info@nmss.org
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)-Pacific South Coast
The Pacific South Coast Chapter works to improve the quality of life for people affected by MS and their families, and raise funds for critical MS research. 800-344-4867 msinfo@mspacific.org
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)-Southern California & Nevada
The Southern California & Nevada Chapter works to improve the quality of life for people affected by MS and their families, and raise funds for critical MS research. 800-344-4867 calMS@nmss.org
The Eisner Foundation
Restricted to nonprofit groups. Supports grants for disadvantaged children and people in Southern California and Los Angeles. 310-228-6808
Colorado
A.V. Hunter Trust
Assistance in purchasing medical equipment. Applications must come from a referring professional. Visit Website.
Colorado Assistive Technology Partners
303-315-1280
Colorado Division of Veterans Affairs
The Colorado Division of Veterans Affairs offers advocacy and help in securing benefits to veterans who may be entitled to them through their military service. The Division assists veterans, Active Duty, Reserve, and National Guard members of the Armed Forces. Assistance is also offered to spouses, surviving spouses, dependent parents, and dependents. 720-250-1500
Daniel’s Fund
Daniel’s Fund offers grants to assist individuals with disabilities achieve and maintain independence and quality of life. 303-393-7220
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)-Colorado-Wyoming
The Colorado-Wyoming Chapter works to improve the quality of life for people affected by MS and their families, and raise funds for critical MS research. 800-344-4867 co-wyreceptionist@nmss.org
Rocky Mountain Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Center
The Rocky Mountain ADA Center is a resource to find assistance and guidance for disabled individuals residing in Colorado. 800-949-4232
Connecticut
Assistive Technology Loan Programs
Assisted Connecticut citizens with disabilities and older adults to obtain the assistive technology devices and services they need to enhance independence and productivity. 860-424-4881
Connecticut Department of Veterans’ Affairs
The Connecticut Department of Veterans’ Affairs offers advocacy and assistance in various areas including burials, healthcare, residential and recovery programs, and events for all Connecticut veterans. 866-928-8387
Connecticut Spinal Cord Injury Association
The NSCIA offers Connecticut residents that are affected by SCI a quality of life grant. The grant awards range from $250 to $500. 203-284-2910 nsciact@gmail.org
Madeleine Beattie Wildes Fund
Restricted to nonprofit organizations that operate in Salisbury/Lakeville, Connecticut. Grants for projects that assist in aspects of daily life: home repair, fuel and utilities, chores, medical care, shelter, transportation, counseling and advocacy. 413-229-0370
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)-Connecticut
The Connecticut Chapter works to improve the quality of life for people affected by MS and their families, and raise funds for critical MS research. 800-344-4867 info@ctfightsMS.org
New England Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Center
The New England ADA Center is a resource to find assistance and guidance for disabled individuals residing in Connecticut. 800-949-4232
The Weber Foundation of Helping Hands, Inc.
To be considered for a grant, an applicant must demonstrate an unmet financial need caused by a life-threatening illness or directly related to a catastrophic situation affecting the applicant or the applicant’s immediate family. Limited to: Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and New York. info@theweberfoundation.com
United Cerebral Palsy Association-Eastern Connecticut
The United Cerebral Palsy Association may offer funding opportunities for those with cerebral palsy. 860-443-3800
United Cerebral Palsy Association-Southern Connecticut
The United Cerebral Palsy Association may offer funding opportunities for those with cerebral palsy. 203-269-3511
Delaware
Adam Taliaferro Foundation
Provides emotional, financial and educational support to individuals who suffer catastrophic head or spinal injuries. The foundation also provides educational and financial support related to research, prevention and care of such injuries. 856-582-0212
Delaware Assistive Technology Initiative (DATI)
The Delaware Assistive Technology Initiative connects Delaware residents with disabilities with the tools they need in order to actively participate in their communities. The DATI’s services are available to all residents of Delaware and no other eligibility limitations apply. 302-831-0354
Delaware Commission of Veterans Affairs
The Delaware Commission of Veterans Affairs is dedicated to assisting veterans and their family members in obtaining benefits and working with other government agencies to assist with providing services. 800-344-9900
Mid-Atlantic Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Center
The Mid-Atlantic ADA Center is a resource to find assistance and guidance for disabled individuals residing in Delaware. 800-949-4232
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)-Delaware
The Delaware Chapter works to improve the quality of life for people affected by MS and their families, and raise funds for critical MS research. 800-344-4867 kate.cowperthwait@nmss.org
The Specialized Services Fund (SSF)
The Specialized Services Fund (SSF) from DSAAPD provides funding to help those with physical disabilities with the costs of transportation, home modification and AT devices. Maximum lifetime funds: $10,000. 302-424-7310
Florida
Abilities Foundation (AF)
The Abilities Foundation is a nonprofit organization that provides employment and housing services to persons with disabilities. 727-538-7370 fdelucia@abilities.org
Agency for Persons with Disabilities (APD)
The Agency for Persons with Disabilities (ADP) serves the needs of Floridians with developmental disabilities by working in partnership with local communities and private providers to identify the needs of an individual and recommend various supports and services. To be eligible for services, you must be a Florida resident and have one of the following six developmental disabilities: autism, cerebral palsy, intellectual disabilities, Down syndrome, Prader-Willi syndrome, spina bifida, or children ages 3-5 who are at a high risk of developmental disability. 850-488-4257 APD_info@apd.state.fl.us
Division of Vocational Rehabilitation (VR)
The Division of Vocational Rehabilitation Florida Department of Education assists individuals with physical or mental disabilities gain and retain employment. This may include training and education, job placement, job coaching, or assistive technology. 800-451-4327
Florida Alliance for Assistive Services and Technology (FAAST)
The Florida Alliance for Assistive Services and Technology serves Florida residents with disabilities by providing free access to information, referral services, educational programs, and publications in accessible formats. 888-788-9216 faast@faast.org
Florida Department of Veteran Affairs (VA)
727-518-3202
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)-Mid Florida
The Mid Florida Chapter works to improve the quality of life for people affected by MS and their families, and raise funds for critical MS research. 800-344-4867 info@flc.nmss.org
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)-North Florida
The North Florida Chapter works to improve the quality of life for people affected by MS and their families, and raise funds for critical MS research. 800-344-4867 MSNORFLA@NMSS.org
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)- South Florida
The South Florida Chapter works to improve the quality of life for peole affected by MS and their families, and raise funds for critical MS research. 800-344-4867 FLS@NMSS.org
Southeast Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Center
The Southeast ADA Center is a resource to find assistance and guidance for disabled individuals residing in Florida. 800-949-4232
The Dekko Foundation
Investment for organizations seeking initiatives that help children, young people and communities thrive. 260-347-1278 dekko@dekkofoundation.org
The Millennium Angel Foundation
The Millennium Angel Foundation provides grants to those who have a physical disability because of an accident. 800-573-8853 angelfoundation@msettlements.com
Georgia
Client Assistance Program (CAP)
The Georgia Client Assistance Program is for vocational rehabilitation clients and client applicants who are seeking or receiving services from a project, program, or facility funded under the Rehabilitation Act. 800-822-9727
disABILITY LINK
disABILITY LINK services are available to those with disabilities, their families and communities throughout Metro Atlanta and surrounding counties. 404-687-8890 info@disabilitylink.org
Georgia Department of Veteran Service (GDVS)
The Georgia Department of Veteran Services serves U.S. veterans living in Georgia. Services include benefits assistance, appeals support, education and training, and securing space in nursing homes and memorial cemeteries. 404-656-2300 gavetsvc@vs.state.ga.us
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)-Georgia
The Georgia Chapter works to improve the quality of life for people affected by MS and their families, and raise funds for critical MS research. 800-344-4867 gaa.mailbox@nmss.org
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)-Mid South
The Mid South Chapter works to improve the quality of life for people affected by MS and their families, and raise funds for critical MS research. 800-344-4867 TNS@nmss.org
Southeast Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Center
The Southeast ADA Center is a resource to find assistance and guidance for disabled individuals residing in Georgia. 800-949-4232
Tools for Life
Tools for Life offers a variety of services to ensure those with physical disabilities have access to technology in their lives. Programs include demonstrations, funding opportunities, reuse program, evaluations and assessments. 404-894-0541 dcinfo@disabilityconnections.com
Hawaii
Assistive Technology Resource Centers Loan Program
A loan can range from $500 to $30,000 and can be used for any AT purchase. 808-532-7110
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)-Pacific South Coast
The Pacific South Coast Chapter works to improve the quality of life for people affected by MS and their families, and raise funds for critical MS research. 800-344-4867 msinfo@mspacific.org
State of Hawaii Office of Veterans Services
The Office of Veterans Services for the State of Hawaii offers VA benefits assistance for veterans in Hawaii. Advocacy is the office’s primary service as they take action on behalf of veterans and their families to secure appropriate rights, benefits, and services. The objective is to assist veterans in supplying the latest information and provide support to veterans making the transition back into civilian life. 808-433-0420
Idaho
Idaho Assistive Technology Project
Anyone who has a disability, or who is the parent or legal guardian of a person with a disability, and who is also a resident of Idaho, may apply for a loan. 800-432-8324
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)-Greater Northwest
The Greater Northwest Chapter works to improve the quality of life for people affected by MS and their families, and raise funds for critical MS research. 800-344-4867
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)-Utah-Southern Idaho
The Utah-Southern Idaho Chapter works to improve the quality of life for people affected by MS and their families, and raise funds for critical MS research. 800-344-4867 utah.idaho@nmss.org
Operation Education
The University of Idaho offers Operation Education for military veterans who have been disabled in service. It offers scholarships and funding opportunities for college. 208-885-7979 dtbutton@uidaho.edu
State of Idaho-Division of Veterans Services
Idaho Division of Veterans Services is dedicated to providing advocacy, benefits assistance, superior long-term care, quality education, and enhanced quality of life for all Idaho veterans and their families. 208-577-2310
Illinois
Family Support Network
The Family Support Network seeks to unify individuals with disabilities and their families to advocate for resources that strengthen the individual and family. Family Support Network works with families to determine the type and mount of support they require based on their individual needs and preferences. 708-331-7370 Shirley@familysupportnetwork.org
Great Lakes Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Center
The Great Lakes ADA Center is a resource to find assistance and guidance for disabled individuals residing in Illinois. 800-949-4232
Illinois Assistive Technology Program
A loan program specifically for people with disabilities. The ILoan Program provides loans to purchase assistive technology for daily living. 217-522-7985 iatp@iltech.org
Illinois Department of Veterans’ Affairs (VA)
The Chicago VA Regional Office offers a variety of services and benefits which may include assistance with adaptive housing grants, benefits counseling, and more. 800-827-1000
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)-Gateway Area
The Gateway Area Chapter works to improve the quality of life for people affected by MS and their families, and raise funds for critical MS research. 800-344-4867 gatewayinfo@nmss.org
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)-Greater Illinois
The Greater Illinois Chapter works to improve the quality of life for people affected by MS and their families, and raise funds for critical MS research. 800-344-4867 cgic@ild.nmss.org
Indiana
Assistive Technology @ Easter Seals Crossroads
Easter Seals Crossroads partnered with the State of Indiana, Bureau of Rehabilitative Services to establish the Indiana Assistive Technology Act (INDATA) Project. The INDATA Project is designed to increase access and awareness of assistive technology. 888-466-1314 tech@eastersealscrossroads.org
Greater Lakes Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Center
The Great Lakes ADA Center is a resource to find assistance and guidance for disabled individuals residing in Indiana. 800-949-4232
Indiana Assistive Technology Act
Indiana Assistive Technology Act provides alternate funding options for assistive technology equipment and services. In addition, the office provides device training and loans. 317-466-2013
Muscular Dystrophy Family Foundation
The Muscular Dystrophy Family Foundation also provides funding for those with physical disabilities. Grants can be used for equipment purchase/repairs, respiratory devices, accessibility and vehicle modifications.
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)-Indiana State
The Indiana State Chapter works to improve the quality of life for people affected by MS and their families, and raise funds for critical MS research. 800-344-4867 indiana@nmss.org
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)-Kentucky-Southeast Indiana
The Kentucky-Southeast Indiana Chapter works to improve the quality of life for people affected by MS and their families, and raise funds for critical MS research. 800-344-4867 KYW@nmss.org
The Dekko Foundation
Investment for organizations seeking initiatives that help children, young people and communities thrive. 260-347-1278 dekko@dekkofoundation.org
Iowa
Great Plains Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Center
The Great Plains ADA Center is a resource to find assistance and guidance for disabled individuals residing in Iowa. 800-949-4232
Iowa Center for Assistive Technology Education and Research (ICATER)
In partnership with the University of Iowa, the Iowa Center for Assistive Technology Education and Research offers funding, training and other programs to help those with physical disabilities obtain assistive technology equipment and services. 319-335-5280
Iowa Department of Veterans Affairs
The Iowa Department of Veterans Affairs recognizes and honors Iowa’s veterans and veterans’ families by providing exceptional programs, services, and benefits, in an effort to successfully reintegrate veterans to civilian life and community. 800-838-4692
Iowa Program for Assistive Technology (IPAT)
The Iowa Program for Assistive Technology serves Iowans of all ages and disabilities, including persons who are aging. Assistive Technology includes items such as wheelchairs, communications devices, and more. The Alternative Financial Loan Program has reduced interest loans available for the purchase of adapted vehicles. 800-779-2001
IowaAble Foundation
The foundation provides help for Iowans with disabilities through loan programs and alternative financial solutions to finance a wheelchair accessible van. 515-292-2972
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)-Upper Midwest
The Upper Midwest Chapter works to improve the quality of life for people affected by MS and their families, and raise funds for critical MS research. 800-344-4867 info@MSsociety.org
The Dekko Foundation
Investment for organizations seeking initiatives that help children, young people and communities thrive. 260-347-1278 dekko@dekkofoundation.org
Kansas
Assistive Technology for Kansans
Assistive Technology for Kansans provides financing options for assistive technology equipment. It also offers device training and “try out” programs. 620-421-8367 atkapps@ku.edu
Great Plains Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Center
The Great Plains ADA Center is a resource to find assistance and guidance for disabled individuals residing in Kansas. 800-949-4232
Kansas Commission on Veterans’ Affairs
The mission of the Kansas Commission on Veterans’ Affairs is to provide Kansas veterans, their relatives, and other eligible dependents with information, advice, direction, and assistance trough the coordination of programs and services. 785-296-3976
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)-Mid America
The Mid America Chapter works to improve the quality of life for people affected by MS and their families, and raise funds for critical MS research. 800-344-4867 info@nmsskc.org
Kentucky
Kentucky Assistive Technology Loan Corporation
KATLC offers low-interest loans for your needs in financing a wheelchair accessible van. This program provides low-interest, fixed-rate loans in the range of $500 to $25,000. 877-675-0195
Kentucky Department of Veterans Affairs
502-564-9203
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)-Indiana State
The Indiana State Chapter works to improve the quality of life for people affected by MS and their families, and raise funds for critical MS research. 800-344-4867 indiana@nmss.org
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)-Kentucky-Southeast Indiana
The Kentucky-Southeast Indiana Chapter works to improve the quality of life for people affected by MS and their families, and raise funds for critical MS research. 800-344-4867 KYW@nmss.org
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)-Ohio Valley
The Ohio Valley Chapter works to improve the quality of life for people affected by MS and their families, and raise funds for critical MS research. 800-344-4867 OHGinfo@nmss.org
Southeast Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Center
The Southeast ADA Center is a resource to find assistance and guidance for disabled individuals residing in Kentucky. 800-949-4232
Spina Bifida Association of Kentucky
The Spina Bifida Association of Kentucky offers financial programs and options for those with spina bifida and their families. 502-637-7363
The Kentucky Assistive Technology Service
The Kentucky Assistive Technology Service offers financing options for assistive technology equipment. It also offers device training and equipment loan programs. 800-327-5287
Louisiana
Louisiana Assistive Technology Access Network
LATAN’s Assistive Technology Financial Loan Program assists people with disabilities purchase assistive technology through a special loan program. The reduced-interest, fixed-rate, extended-term loan program provides a worthwhile option in the funding maze facing consumers who need to purchase assistive technology to improve or maintain their level of independence, to increase or maintain their productivity, or to improve their quality of life. 225-925-9500
Louisiana Department of Veterans Affairs
The Louisiana Department of Veterans Affairs’ mission is to provide the best support and advocacy for the veterans of Louisiana. The department provides disability compensation, education, healthcare, and more. 877-432-8982
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)-Louisiana
The Louisiana Chapter works to improve the quality of life for people affected by MS and their families, and raise funds for critical MS research. 800-344-4867 louisianachapter@nmss.org
Southwest Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Center
The Southwest ADA Center is a resource to find assistance and guidance for disabled individuals residing in Louisiana. 800-949-4232
Maine
Bureau of Mine Veterans Services
The Maine Bureau of Veterans Services leads initiatives in the community to create fully-integrated programs to bolster veterans’ employment opportunities, improve veterans’ access to education opportunities, reduce homelessness, enhance mental health programs, and honor their legacy of service. 207-430-6035
Maine CITE Program
The Maine Department of Education’s Maine CITE Program helps Maine citizens with disabilities increase access to and acquisition of assistive technology when needed in applications of education, community living, employment, and information technology. 207-621-3195
Maine Keeping Seniors Home
Keeping Seniors Home provides funding to help seniors with mobility issues as they age. Funding is available for home modifications and renovations. 207-860-4461
mPower
mPower provides low interest rate loans to individuals. 800-640-7200
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)-Greater New England
The Greater New England Chapter works to improve the quality of life for people affected by MS and their families, and raise funds for critical MS research. 800-344-4867 nationalmssocietyGNE@nmss.org
New England Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Center
The New England ADA Center is a resource to find assistance and guidance for disabled individuals residing in Maine. 800-949-4232
The Weber Foundation of Helping Hands, Inc
To be considered for a grant, an applicant must demonstrate an unmet financial need caused by a life-threatening illness or directly related to a catastrophic situation affecting the applicant or the applicant’s immediate family. Limited to: Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and New York. info@theweberfoundation.com
Maryland
Jill Fox Memorial Fund
Provides grants to those not able to afford their medical and healthcare needs. 410-369-9322 info@jillfoxfund.org
Maryland Department of Disabilities
410-554-9230
Maryland Department of Veterans Affairs
The Maryland Department of Veterans Affairs is an executive agency with the mission of assisting veterans, active duty service members, their families and dependents, in securing benefits earned through military service. 410-260-3838
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)-Maryland
The Maryland Chapter works to improve the quality of life for people affected by MS and their families, and raise funds for critical MS research. 800-344-4867 info@nmss-md.org
United Cerebral Palsy (UCP) on the Potomac
The United Cerebral Palsy of Central Maryland offers grants for those with cerebral palsy and physical disabilities. Average grant amount is $300. 301-459-0566
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Assistive Technology Loan Program
The Massachusetts Assistive Technology Loan Program, operated by Easter Seals Massachusetts, is an alternative financing project that gives people with disabilities and elders access to low interest cash loans to purchase assistive devices and services. 800-564-9700 MassATLoan@eastersealsma.org
Massachusetts Department of Veterans’ Services
The Massachusetts Department of Veterans’ Services (DVS) in every city and town in the Commonwealth helps veterans learn about, apply for and, in some cases, receive benefits. The DVS establishes policy, proposes legislation, ensures adequate funding for veterans’ programs, and represents the interests of veterans in matters before the General Court. 617-210-5480
MassMatch
MassMatch, Massachusetts’s initiative to Maximize Assistive Technology (AT) in Consumers’ Hands, provides funding opportunities for assistive technology. It also offers programs including device training and equipment loans. 617-204-3851
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)-Greater New England
The Greater New England Chapter works to improve the quality of life for people affected by MS and their families, and raise funds for critical MS research. 800-344-4867 nationalmssocietyGNE@nmss.org
New England Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Center
800-949-4232
The Weber Foundation of Helping Hands, Inc
To be considered for a grant, an applicant must demonstrate an unmet financial need caused by a life-threatening illness or directly related to a catastrophic situation affecting the applicant or the applicant’s immediate family. Limited to: Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and New York. info@theweberfoundation.com
Michigan
Great Lakes Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Center
The Great Lakes ADA Center is a resource to find assistance and guidance for disabled individuals residing in Michigan. 800-949-4232
Michigan Assistive Technology Program
The Michigan Assistive Technology Program provides training, funding opportunities and other programs to help those with physical disabilities obtain assistive technology equipment and services. 517-333-2477
Michigan Department of Military and Veterans Affairs (DMVA)
The Michigan Department of Military and Veterans Affairs (DMVA) offers assistance to veterans in the areas of education, family, federal benefits, finances, healthcare, and jobs. 517-335-6523 DMVA-Webmaster@michigan.gov
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)-Michigan
The Michigan Chapter works to improve the quality of life for people affected by MS and their families, and raise funds for critical MS research. 800-344-4867 info@MIG.NMSS.org
Minnesota
Great Lakes Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Center
The Great Lakes ADA Center is a resource to find assistance and guidance for disabled individuals residing in Minnesota. 800-949-4232
Minnesota Department of Veterans Affairs (MDVA)
The Minnesota Department of Veterans Affairs (MDVA) is a cabinet level state agency dedicated to serving veterans and their families by assisting them in securing state and federal benefits and by providing programs and services relating to higher education, benefits, burial, claims, outreach, and veterans’ preference. 651-296-2562
Minnesota STAR Program
The alternative finance program is managed by Equipalife. Equipalife provides low interest rate loans to consumers, their families and employers for the purchase of assistive technology devices and services. 651-201-2640 star.program@state.mn.us
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)-Upper Midwest
The Upper Midwest Chapter works to improve the quality of life for people affected by MS and their families, and raise funds for critical MS research. 800-344-4867 info@MSsociety.org
The Dekko Foundation
Investment for organizations seeking initiatives that help children, young people and communities thrive. 260-347-1278 dekko@dekkofoundation.org
Mississippi
Mississippi Veterans Affairs Board
The Veterans Affairs Board is devoted to caring for Mississippi veterans and their dependents through superior service, care, and assistance. Their site provides information about the Mississippi veterans’ homes, events, benefits, and more. 601-576-4850
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)-Alabama-Mississippi
The Alabama-Mississippi Chapter works to improve the quality of life for people affected by MS and their families, and raise funds for critical MS research. 800-344-4867 ALC@nmss.org
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)-Mid South
The Mid South Chapter works to improve the quality of life for people affected by MS and their families, and raise funds for critical MS research. 800-344-4867 TNS@nmss.org
Southeast Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Center
The Southeast ADA Center is a resource to find assistance and guidance for disabled individuals residing in Mississippi. 800-949-4232
Missouri
Great Plains Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Center
The Great Plains ADA Center is a resource to find assistance and guidance for disabled individuals residing in Missouri. 800-949-4232
Missouri Assistive Technology
Missouri Assistive Technology provides funding opportunities, device loans and training programs for those with physical disabilities. 816-655-6700 moat1501@att.net
Missouri Department of Public SAFETY-Veterans Commission
Through the Missouri Department of Public Safety Veterans Commission, a Veterans Service Program is offered, and offices are located in almost every county to make services available to veterans close to their homes. Veterans Service Officers (VSO) provide counseling and assistance to thousands of veterans and their dependents throughout the state. 866-838-4636
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)-Gateway Area
The Gateway Area Chapter works to improve the quality of life for people affected by MS and their families, and raise funds for critical MS research. 800-344-4867 gatewayinfo@nmss.org
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)-Mid America
The Mid America Chapter works to improve the quality of life for people affected by MS and their families, and raise funds for critical MS research. 800-344-4867 info@nmsskc.org
The Kids Assistive Technology
This program (KAT) can provide limited funding for assistive technology, vehicle access modifications and some home access modifications for children under age 21. 816-655-6700 eileen.belton@att.net
Montana
Montana Assistive Technology loan (MATL)
The Montana Assistive Technology Program offers a financial loan program, in partnership with Rural Dynamica, Inc., that helps Montanans purchase a handicap van. 406-243-5751
MonTECH-Montana Assistive Technology Program (MATP)
The Montana Assistive Technology Program (MonTECH) provides free, confidential information about assistive technology (AT) devices and services for Montanans. Montana residents are encouraged to contact MonTECH for information on specific product descriptions, applications, prices, and suppliers. 406-243-5751
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)-Greater Northwest
The Greater Northwest Chapter works to improve the quality of life for people affected by MS and their families, and raise funds for critical MS research. 800-344-4867
Rocky Mountain Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Center
The Rocky Mountain ADA Center is a resource to find assistance and guidance for disabled individuals residing in Montana. 800-949-4232
Nebraska
Great Plains Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Center
The Great Plains ADA Center is a resource to find assistance and guidance for disabled individuals residing in Nebraska. 800-949-4232
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)-Mid America
The Mid America Chapter works to improve the quality of life for people affected by MS and their families, and raise funds for critical MS research. 800-344-4867 info@nmsskc.org
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)-Upper Midwest
The Upper Midwest Chapter works to improve the quality of life for people affected by MS and their families, and raise funds for critical MS research. 800-344-4867 info@MSsociety.org
Nebraska Assistive Technology Partnership (ATP)
The Assistive Technology Partnership (ATP) assists Nebraskans with disabilities, their families, educators, service coordinators, employers, and a host of agencies to learn about and use assistive technology. 406-243-5751
Nebraska Department of Veterans’ Affairs
The Nebraska Department of Veterans’ Affairs serves veterans by providing up-to-date information about veterans’ rights, benefits, Nebraska’s veteran homes, county offices, and links to other federal and state sources of information.402-471-2458
The Nebraska Assistive Technology Partnership
The Assistive Technology Partnership’s Resource Specialists can help find the potential funding for a wheelchair accessible van. 888-806-6287
Nevada
Care Chest of Sierra Nevada
Care Chest of Sierra Nevada works with individuals facing medical poverty to help them afford things like medical equipment, prescriptions, medical nutrition and wheelchair accessible vehicles. Applicants must be a Nevada resident to apply. All applicants will be assessed on a case-by-case basis to determine the extent of the aid given. 775-829-2273
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)-Southern California and Nevada
The Southern California and Nevada Chapter works to improve the quality of life for people affected by MS and their families, and raise funds for critical MS research. 800-344-4867 calMS@nmss.org
Nevada Department of Veterans Services
The Nevada Department of Veterans Services is dedicated to providing service to and advocacy on behalf of veterans, their dependents, and survivors. Through their four major programs, they assist veterans in preparing and submitting claims for benefits, providing skilled nursing care, providing burial support at a state veterans’ cemetery, and helping veterans successfully integrate into Nevada communities. 866-630-8387
The Nevada Assistive Technology
The Nevada Assistive Technology Resource Center (NATRC) collaborates with the community to bring about wider knowledge and adoption of assistive technology in Nevada. Providing aid to underserved populations in Nevada is a high priority. The NATRC provides assessments, training, and demonstrations of assistive technology for the Nevada Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation counselors and clients. 775-682-9070
New Hampshire
Assistive Technology
Assistive Technology is New Hampshire is a program that provides access to assistive technology solutions through equipment reuse, explorations, loans and low-cost funding alternatives. 603-862-4320
Harry Gregg Foundation
Provides funds for home/vehicle modifications, specialized equipment, and recreation and education for those with disabilities. 603-547-3311
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)-Greater New England
The Greater New England Chapter works to improve the quality of life for people affected by MS and their families, and raise funds for critical MS research. 800-344-4867 nationalmssocietyGNE@nmss.org
New England Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Center
The New England ADA Center is a resource to find assistance and guidance for disabled individuals residing in New Hampshire. 800-949-4232
New Hampshire State Office of Veterans Services
The mission of the New Hampshire State Office of Veterans Services is to assist veterans who are residents of New Hampshire or their dependents in securing all benefits or preferences to which they may be entitled under and state or federal laws or regulations. 800-622-9230
The Weber Foundation of Helping Hands, Inc.
To be considered for a grant, an applicant must demonstrate an unmet financial need caused by a life-threatening illness or directly related to a catastrophic situation affecting the applicant or the applicant’s immediate family. Limited to: Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and New York. info@theweberfoundation.com
New Jersey
Adam Taliaferro Foundation
Provides emotional, financial and educational support to individuals who suffer catastrophic head or spinal injuries. The foundation also provides educational and financial support related to the research, prevention and care of such injuries. 856-582-0212
Assistive Technology Center
New Jersey’s Assistive Technology Center helps people with disabilities, their families, teachers, and employers identify and learn to use the technology that will be most effective in meeting their goals. They offer certified staff, thorough assessments, support options for nearly every budget, trials of equipment before purchase, training, and support. 609-882-4182
Catastrophic Illness in Children Relief Fund
Families need to reside in New Jersey for at least 3 months prior to applying. The expenses for the child need to have been incurred prior to the child’s 22nd birthday. The total of all eligible medical expenses, including physicians, hospitals, therapies, pharmaceuticals, modified vehicles, home modifications, etc. needs to meet or exceed 10% of the family’s income up to $100,000 and 15% of any income over $100,000. 800-335-3863
Department of Military and Veterans Affairs (DMVA), State of New Jersey
The New Jersey Department of Military and Veterans Affairs (DMVA) helps veterans and their families receive the benefits that they are entitled to from the state and federal governments. Additionally, you can request military record, apply for service awards, and more.
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)- Greater Delaware Valley
800-344-4867 PAE@nmss.org
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)-New Jersey Metro Chapter
The New Jersey Metro Chapter works to improve the quality of life for people affected by MS and their families, and raise funds for critical MS research. 800-344-4867 njminfo@nmss.org
Northeast Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Center
The Northeast ADA Center is a resource to find assistance and guidance for disabled individuals residing in New Jersey. 800-949-4232
New Mexico
Access Loan New Mexico
Access Loan New Mexico provides a statewide low interest rate loan program for residents with disabilities to purchase handicap vans. 505-566-5827
Daniel’s Fund
303-393-7220
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)-New Mexico
The New Mexico Chapter works to improve the quality of life for people affected by MS and their families, and raise funds for critical MS research. 800-344-4867 NMX@nmss.org
New Mexico Department of Veterans’ Services (NMDVS)
The New Mexico Department of Veterans’ Services (NMDVS) provides service and advocacy for veterans and their families who reside in New Mexico. Additionally, NMDVS has a division named the Rural Veterans Coordination Program (RVCP) that supports veterans and their families who reside in rural and underserved areas of the country. RVCP aids veterans with the transition to civilian life by providing health care, increasing medical or mental health services, providing assistance to families, or other outreach initiatives. 866-433-8387
New Mexico Technology Assistance Loan Program
The NMTAP provides a loan program for disabled persons who are in need of assistance with financing assistive technology.
Southwest Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Center
The Southwest ADA Center is a resource to find assistance and guidance for disabled individuals residing in New Mexico. 800-949-4232
New York
ADAPT Community Network
Formerly United Cerebral Palsy of New York City, is a leading human service nonprofit that is providing cutting edge programs and services for people with disabilities. Every day, this organization builds a more inclusive world for thousands of New Yorkers through education, technology, health, residential and recreational programs. 877-827-2666 projectconnect@adaptcommunitynetwork.org
Center for Assistive Technology (CAT)
The Center for Assistive Technology is a part of the University of Buffalo’s School of Health Related Professions and provides client assessment and training services for professionals, students, and consumers to give clients the adaptive technologies assistance they require. 716-204-8606 coddo@buffalo.edu
Equipment Loan Fund for the Disabled
The New York State Office of Children and Family Services provides assistance and loans to help in the purchase of wheelchair vans. 518-474-0197
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)-Long Island
The Long Island Chapter works to improve the quality of life for people affected by MS and their families, and raise funds for critical MS research. 800-344-4867 Jane.Reilly@nmss.org
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)-New York City-Southern New York
800-344-4867 info@msnyc.org
National Multiple Sclerosis Society (MS)-Upstate New York
The Upper New York Chapter works to improve the quality of life for people affected by MS and their families, and raise funds for critical MS research. 800-344-4867 nyr@nmss.org
New York State Division of Veterans’ Affairs (VA)
The New York State Division of Veterans’ Affairs (DVA) advocates on behalf of New York’s veterans and their families, as individuals and as a group, to ensure they receive benefits granted by law for service in the US Armed Forces. The DVA provides free benefits advising. Experienced advisors work in a network of field offices across the state and offer veterans and their families professional help to resolve social, medical, and economic matters. 888-838-7697 DVAinfo@veterans.ny.gov
Northeast Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Center
The Northeast Ada Center is a resource to find assistance and guidance for disabled individuals residing in New York. 800-949-4232
The Weber Foundation of Helping Hands, Inc.
To be considered for a grant, an applicant must demonstrate an unmet financial need caused by a life-threatening illness or directly related to a catastrophic situation affecting the applicant or the applicant’s immediate family. Limited to: Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, a
