Meet our grant recipients

A devoted oncology nurse and single mother, Kristina now faces her own undiagnosed illness with overwhelming medical costs. Fund a Life stepped in with a $10,000 grant to help ease her burden.

Becca and Myles are raising three children, two of whom live with the rare disease Friedreich’s Ataxia. Our grant supported critical home renovations to make life more accessible for Arlee and Abel.

At just five years old, Sawyer was diagnosed with leukemia and spent what would have been his first day of kindergarten in chemotherapy instead. Fund a Life provided a $10,000 grant to support his family during his ongoing fight.

Diagnosed with ALS at 23, Robert and his young family received a $10,000 grant that made accessible transportation possible during his decline.

Brock bravely battled multiple cancers from age six until his passing at just ten years old. Fund a Life helped his family with a $10,000 grant during his treatment journey.

With one of our largest gifts, we provided the Prout family with a wheelchair-accessible van, giving them independence and the ability to reach critical medical care.

A mother of four fighting aggressive breast cancer, Amanda has received annual Fund a Life grants since 2020 to help support her through ongoing treatments.

Battling cancer for more than a decade, Violet used her $5,000 grant to keep her family afloat during a life-threatening hospitalization.

After losing their daughter Hannah to DIPG, the Williams family was supported with a $10,000 grant to ease financial pressures during unimaginable grief.

A lifelong firefighter battling pancreatic cancer, Steve and his family received a $5,000 grant to cover care and household needs during treatment.

Facing financial hardship during cancer treatment, Bonnie found hope and healing with help from a Fund a Life grant and later celebrated her recovery with us in person.

After losing their home to fire just months after buying a local pizzeria, the Graves family received an $8,000 grant to help them rebuild stability.

Our grant helped the Welsers cover vital but uncovered expenses, from replacing flooring at home to traveling to UCLA for their daughter’s care.

Born with a rare birth defect, baby Charleigh’s fight inspired our community. A $10,000 grant provided her family with much-needed relief and hope.

At just six years old, Elouise began treatment for leukemia in 2024. Fund a Life awarded her family a $10,000 grant to help them through the long road ahead.