Written by a parent, not a doctor. Nothing here is medical advice.
Support organization
Oracle Health Foundation, established in 1995 as First Hand Foundation, helps children obtain needed healthcare regardless of their circumstances. Its Pediatric Grants pay providers or vendors for approved future clinical care or equipment, with grants averaging $2,500 and capped at $17,000, and for qualifying U.S. travel and lodging up to $1,000. The child is generally age 21 or younger, under a physician's care, within published income limits, and without insurance coverage for the requested expense. Public-portal applications for U.S. or Canada care run from the first through the fifteenth each month or until the cap is reached; care elsewhere begins by email with a case manager. Oracle's FY25 social-impact page still mentions school screenings and care kits, but their detail pages now redirect home and no current family access route is published.
Helps children obtain clinically necessary healthcare and equipment regardless of family circumstances.
Corporate foundation funding future pediatric clinical care, medical equipment, and healthcare travel when insurance does not cover the request.
Help with future treatment or medical equipment. The amount and payment details aren't published. Ask.
Helps with: Medical And Insurance Costs
Where: Local rules apply
Care team must start: No
Up to $17,000 for future treatment, therapy, medicines, tests, or equipment insurance does not cover. Clinical and equipment grants average $2,500.
Helps with: Lodging Near Treatment, Medical And Insurance Costs, Practical Items And Home Help, Travel And Transportation
Where: Local rules apply
Care team must start: No
Up to $1,000 for future lodging, transport, gas, vehicle charging, or parking for medical travel.
Helps with: Lodging Near Treatment, Travel And Transportation
Where: No published residence restriction
Care team must start: No
Organization details were last verified Aug 24, 2026. Program availability can change.
