The Sarah Grace Foundation For Children With Cancer, Inc.
Financial Aid and Funeral Assistance · About this organization
What you get
Case-by-case help includes grocery cards, meals, transportation reimbursement, medical copays, utilities, clothing, household costs, funeral expenses, and selected patient or sibling gifts.
How to start
Send in the embedded Refer A Child form; referrals are reviewed case by case. Have proof of your address ready.
Good to know
- Requests are reviewed case by case.
- Aid is coordinated with served pediatric cancer centers.
The details, as published
Case-by-case help includes grocery cards, meals, transportation reimbursement, medical copays, utilities, clothing, household costs, funeral expenses, and selected patient or sibling gifts.
What help you may get
Bereavement And Memorial Support
Financial Aid and Funeral Assistance — bereavement and memorial support
Case-by-case help includes grocery cards, meals, transportation reimbursement, medical copays, utilities, clothing, household costs, funeral expenses, and selected patient or sibling gifts.
Amount decided by the program
Can cover
- Case-specific patient and sibling gifts
- Funeral expenses
- Groceries and meals
- Household utility bills
- Meal allowances
- Other case-specific aid
- Prescription and medical copays
- Prescription copays
- Supermarket gift cards
- Transportation reimbursement
- Utilities, clothing, and household essentials
- Aid is reviewed case by case; no public dollar limit is posted.
- The referral is reviewed case by case; repeat-use rules are not published.
Household Bills And Cash Assistance
Financial Aid and Funeral Assistance — household bills and cash assistance
Case-by-case help includes grocery cards, meals, transportation reimbursement, medical copays, utilities, clothing, household costs, funeral expenses, and selected patient or sibling gifts.
Amount decided by the program
Can cover
- Case-specific patient and sibling gifts
- Funeral expenses
- Groceries and meals
- Household utility bills
- Meal allowances
- Other case-specific aid
- Prescription and medical copays
- Prescription copays
- Supermarket gift cards
- Transportation reimbursement
- Utilities, clothing, and household essentials
- Aid is reviewed case by case; no public dollar limit is posted.
- The referral is reviewed case by case; repeat-use rules are not published.
Meals And Food
Financial Aid and Funeral Assistance — meals and food
Case-by-case help includes grocery cards, meals, transportation reimbursement, medical copays, utilities, clothing, household costs, funeral expenses, and selected patient or sibling gifts.
Amount decided by the program
Can cover
- Case-specific patient and sibling gifts
- Funeral expenses
- Groceries and meals
- Household utility bills
- Meal allowances
- Other case-specific aid
- Prescription and medical copays
- Prescription copays
- Supermarket gift cards
- Transportation reimbursement
- Utilities, clothing, and household essentials
- Aid is reviewed case by case; no public dollar limit is posted.
- The referral is reviewed case by case; repeat-use rules are not published.
Medical And Insurance Costs
Financial Aid and Funeral Assistance — medical and insurance costs
Case-by-case help includes grocery cards, meals, transportation reimbursement, medical copays, utilities, clothing, household costs, funeral expenses, and selected patient or sibling gifts.
Amount decided by the program
Can cover
- Case-specific patient and sibling gifts
- Funeral expenses
- Groceries and meals
- Household utility bills
- Meal allowances
- Other case-specific aid
- Prescription and medical copays
- Prescription copays
- Supermarket gift cards
- Transportation reimbursement
- Utilities, clothing, and household essentials
- Aid is reviewed case by case; no public dollar limit is posted.
- The referral is reviewed case by case; repeat-use rules are not published.
Practical Items And Home Help
Financial Aid and Funeral Assistance — practical items and home help
Case-by-case help includes grocery cards, meals, transportation reimbursement, medical copays, utilities, clothing, household costs, funeral expenses, and selected patient or sibling gifts.
Amount decided by the program
Can cover
- Case-specific patient and sibling gifts
- Funeral expenses
- Groceries and meals
- Household utility bills
- Meal allowances
- Other case-specific aid
- Prescription and medical copays
- Prescription copays
- Supermarket gift cards
- Transportation reimbursement
- Utilities, clothing, and household essentials
- Aid is reviewed case by case; no public dollar limit is posted.
- The referral is reviewed case by case; repeat-use rules are not published.
Travel And Transportation
Financial Aid and Funeral Assistance — travel and transportation
Case-by-case help includes grocery cards, meals, transportation reimbursement, medical copays, utilities, clothing, household costs, funeral expenses, and selected patient or sibling gifts.
Amount decided by the program
Can cover
- Case-specific patient and sibling gifts
- Funeral expenses
- Groceries and meals
- Household utility bills
- Meal allowances
- Other case-specific aid
- Prescription and medical copays
- Prescription copays
- Supermarket gift cards
- Transportation reimbursement
- Utilities, clothing, and household essentials
- Aid is reviewed case by case; no public dollar limit is posted.
- The referral is reviewed case by case; repeat-use rules are not published.
- The published monetary limit is shared across the listed benefit components.
Why this may help
Bereavement And Memorial Support: Funeral expenses can be considered alongside other case-specific financial aid.
Meals And Food: Supermarket cards, meals and meal allowances are included among the assistance options.
Medical And Insurance Costs: Prescription and medical copays can be part of a case-specific aid request.
Travel And Transportation: Transportation reimbursement can help with costs of getting to care.
Check the main eligibility rules
Diagnosis
B-ALL is in scope. Childhood B-ALL fits the foundation's scope.
Age
The program does not publish an age limit.
- The official page uses a pediatric or child description without a numerical age limit.
Treatment status
Active Treatment
- A provider must verify the patient or diagnosis.
- The foundation coordinates aid with social workers and child-life staff at served pediatric cancer centers.
- No numerical income rule is published in the reviewed material.
Where you live and where your child is treated
Where your family lives
Residence coverage is not published clearly; confirm with the program.
Where your child is treated
Treatment must be through: Support is coordinated through pediatric cancer centers served by the foundation..
- Support is coordinated through pediatric cancer centers served by the foundation.
Where the service, camp, stay, or experience happens
- California — California — California
- Connecticut — Connecticut — Connecticut
- Florida — Florida — Florida
- New Jersey — New Jersey — New Jersey
- Nevada — Nevada — Nevada
- New York — New York — New York
- Pennsylvania — Pennsylvania — Pennsylvania
- Tennessee — Tennessee — Tennessee
- Children’s Hospital at Montefiore — Children’s Hospital at Montefiore
- Cohen Children’s Medical Center — Cohen Children’s Medical Center
- Golisano Children’s Hospital — Golisano Children’s Hospital
- Hassenfeld Children’s Hospital at NYU Langone — Hassenfeld Children’s Hospital at NYU Langone
- Maimonides Children’s Hospital — Maimonides Children’s Hospital
- Mount Sinai Medical Center — Mount Sinai Medical Center
- MSK Cancer Center — MSK Cancer Center
- Nassau University Medical Center — Nassau University Medical Center
- NewYork-Presbyterian pediatric cancer center — NewYork-Presbyterian pediatric cancer center
- Stony Brook Children’s Hospital — Stony Brook Children’s Hospital
How to get started
Does a social worker or care team need to start it? No. A required care-team start is not published; the family can use the available route below.
Who can start: Parent Or Guardian, Social Worker, Child Life Specialist, Community Referrer
- Gather the child, parent, sibling, referrer, and requested-assistance facts shown on the official form.
- Submit the embedded Refer A Child form; referrals are reviewed case by case.
Ways to apply or ask
- Web Form · Open form or page — Use the embedded Refer A Child form.
Documents to prepare
- Information requested by the referral form, including child date of birth, diagnosis, address, referrer relationship, and specific assistance requested
Availability and timing
| Program | Active |
|---|---|
| Applications | Open |
| Funding or space | Not Published |
| Application window | Rolling |
| Last checked | Aug 27, 2026 |
- The official Refer A Child form was live when checked; each referral is reviewed case by case.
- The current referral form is live and no dated window is published.
Limitations and things to confirm
- Aid is coordinated with served pediatric cancer centers.
- Award amounts and financial criteria are not published.
- Exact age, center availability, quantities, repeat rules, response time, and language accommodations are not published.
- Requests are reviewed case by case.
- Confirm current center availability, limits, and access details.
Official sources
Program details were last verified Aug 27, 2026. Availability can change, so check the official program before applying.
- Our Mission and Pediatric Cancer Centers We Serve — The Sarah Grace Foundation · checked Aug 27, 2026
- Our Programs — The Sarah Grace Foundation · checked Aug 27, 2026
- Refer a Child — The Sarah Grace Foundation · checked Aug 27, 2026