Applicant

Although you may help someone complete their application (which must be disclosed), applications cannot be filled out on behalf of someone else.

The person applying for the grant must fill out their own application. 

Unfortunately, we cannot accept late applications. Make sure you stay updated by checking our website and social media pages. We will post reminders of approaching deadlines.

Besides our website, following us on social media is a good way to keep up to date.

We have Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and Linkedin.

US residency is required to apply for a grant. This does not exclude undocumented residents. 

Feel free to apply even if you don’t have an existing diagnosis. Those who have been diagnosed should let us know in their application.

The applications are read by real people who are aware of the struggles of mental health, so be as open and honest as you can be! The more details, the better. Let us get to know who you are as a person. This isn’t a “who has it worse?” process; we want to help as many people as possible! Your experiences are valid just as they are. 

Every application is read thoroughly and considered. However, doing things like making sure you apply as soon as the application opens and filling out the information thoroughly and accurately will increase your chances. 

Due to our size, we can only accept a certain number of applications. Applying as early as possible ensures that your application will be included.

Our grant is for your mental health wellbeing! It can be used for therapy sessions, medication costs, wellness classes, rehabilitation centers, and other similar mental health resources. We work with each recipient individually to decide where the grant would serve them best. Every circumstances is different, so feel free to reach out with any specific questions regarding what a potential grant could be used for. 

Please contact us if you have questions about reallocating funds. 

Yes you can! Please make sure to fill out the application for past recipients. 

The grant money is taxable. You will need to complete a W-9 IRS Form. Grant recipients are responsible for including information concerning these funds on their personal income tax statement. 

We work on a case by case basis. If you’re having difficulty on your own, we can help find resources for you in your area, or perhaps connect you with help online.