Written by a parent, not a doctor. Nothing here is medical advice.

Support organization

Julia’s Grace Foundation

Julia’s Grace Foundation offers several distinct forms of support to families affected by childhood cancer. Its Grace Program pays up to $1,000 per family per year toward a specific nonmedical bill for a child under 18 in active treatment, with a provider referral and direct vendor payment. Its Hug Program can send standard comfort boxes directly to families, supply boxes to hospitals across the continental United States, or arrange provider-requested personalized experiences for a child and family. A separate scholarship supports eligible patients, survivors, and siblings under age 25 in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, or Delaware, although the 2026 cycle is closed and no 2027 dates are published. Program geography and access differ, so families should use the specific application or provider route for the help they need.

About this organization

Provides financial relief, comfort, positive family experiences, and educational support to families affected by childhood cancer.

Financial relief, comfort boxes, personalized family experiences, and a regional postsecondary scholarship for childhood-cancer families.

Programs that may help

Practical Items And Home Help

Household Bills And Cash Assistance

B-ALL in scope Not Published

Grace Program

Up to $1,000 per family each year for a nonmedical bill, such as utilities, mortgage, car payments, or an unexpected car repair.

Helps with: Household Bills And Cash Assistance, Travel And Transportation

Where: PA

Care team must start: Yes

See eligibility and how to apply →

Scholarships And Survivorship

Official sources

Organization details were last verified Aug 24, 2026. Program availability can change.