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Mia’s Miracles

Mia’s Blessings Financial Aid Fund with Patient Advocate Foundation

What you get

A one-time $2,000 grant for treatment-related transport, lodging, housing, utilities, childcare, and nutrition. Open now, but funds are limited, so ask early. First come, first served.

Who starts it
You, by phone
How it’s sent
A phone call to 888-820-9767
Your time
A phone call
Last checked
Aug 27, 2026

Before you start, check you fit

  • Your child is 17 or under.
  • Only six grants are awarded each month, first come, first served.
  • Only six grants are awarded per month on a first-come basis.

  1. What to sayShort is fine. They will ask for what they need.

    Hi, my name is [your name]. My child is being treated for cancer at [hospital].
I’m calling about Mia’s Blessings Financial Aid Fund with Patient Advocate Foundation from Mia’s Miracles.
We’re hoping for a one-time $2,000 grant for treatment-related transport, lodging, housing, utilities, childcare, and nutrition.
[child’s name] was diagnosed on [diagnosis date].
What do you need from me, and what happens next?
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    888-820-9767

    Call Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. EST.

    Phone number and hours ↗ Checked Aug 27, 2026

    Have by the phone

    • Your child’s diagnosis and the date.
    • The hospital’s name and your social worker’s name.
    • Any outstanding eligibility documents requested after phone intake.

    What they’ll send next

    • Provide the published identity and eligibility facts directly to the intake specialist and give the verbal terms attestation.
    • Request the official physician verification form and ask the treating physician or designee to complete and sign it.
    • The treating physician or designee completes and signs the official verification form; no public tool drafts or signs this clinical document.

After the call

Watch for a 30-day outstanding-document reminder and for approval by U.S. mail and email or denial by mail. If you have not heard back in two weeks, write and ask whether it arrived.

Full record, as published