The Harry Gregg Foundation provides financial assistance to improve the lives of people in New Hampshire with physical, intellectual, or emotional disabilities.  It was established in 1989 in memory of Harry Gregg (1883-1972), founder of the Crotched Mountain Rehabilitation Center.   Since then, the Foundation has made more than 5,000 grants totaling almost $2 million.  Funds may be requested for many purposes including:

The costs of non-reimbursed medical or therapy treatments not covered by insurance or other programs;
Specialty equipment services or supplies;
Modifications to living area, work site or vehicle;
Respite services to the recipient or caregivers;
Costs of attending a special camp;
Recreational activities or
Vocational education or driver training tuition assistance

Overview Harry Gregg Foundation 2011 Recreation Funds Expended

As of May 4^th, Harry Gregg Recreation Funds were fully expended for the year. Funds for recreation are allocated each year in January, are reviewed on a weekly basis starting in January, and always go quickly. This year, in addition to a block grant to Camp Allen, we made 97 grants to individuals for camp, fitness memberships, music lessons, karate classes and other recreational activities. If you missed out on funds this year, we hope you will apply for funds in 2012 as early in the year as you can.

Applications for HGF funds to attend Camp Allen are now administered by Camp Allen. Please do not submit applications for funds to attend Camp Allen through this website. Camp Allen will process all HGF applications for Camp Allen tuition.

Harry Gregg Foundation Announces Funds for Lakes Region

The Harry Gregg Foundation is pleased to announce a $5,000 grant from the Samuel P. Pardoe Foundation to assist residents with disabilities from the Lakes Region.

“Like many non-profits, the Harry Gregg Foundation is challenged more than ever to meet the needs of all the people who seek our assistance. The Pardoe Foundation grant will certainly help us toward our goal to provide meaningful support to the Lakes Region’s most vulnerable citizens. We are extremely grateful to the Pardoe Foundation for this award.” said HGF president Don Shumway. 

The Samuel P. Pardoe Foundation was founded in 1989 and takes a special interest in programs that provide educational and economic opportunities for underprivileged persons.

To submit an application or to review guidelines, deadlines and other information, visit www.crotchedmountain.org and click on the Harry Gregg foundation link. 

HGF GOES PAPERLESS: On-line Application Now Available 

Starting immediately, HGF applications must be completed and submitted on-line.

If an applicant doesn't have personal access to a computer, we suggest they seek the assistance of a case manager, care manager, physician's office, vendor, or other person or organization involved in their care.

The on-line application is short and simple, and we hope that it will make your life easier as it streamlines the grant-making process for us.

How to complete the on-line application

Before beginning the application, please review project and income guidelines on the website to determine if the project you are applying for is one that is funded by the HGF, and to determine if your income falls within our income eligibility guidelines.

2. All sections with a red star must be completed before the application will be accepted.

3. If questions are unclear, or you are unsure how to input information, please see the sample application for clarification on how to provide the required information.
   
   
4. Medical Diagnosis Requirement: To verify eligibility for Harry Gregg Foundation funds, applicants must upload a letter of diagnosis generated by a physician, school system, HCBC care management agency, area agency, or other qualified medical /social service entity. Your application will not be reviewed without this documentation. Applications will not be accepted until this document is attached to this grant request.
   

• The application requests the required medical documentation on the last page
• Just select the appropriate document description from the dropdown menu
• Click on "browse" to find the document on your computer
• Click on "open" and the path will appear in the window
• Click on "upload document" and the program will indicate that the document has been successfully uploaded.

5. Click on "review and submit" and an easily readable version of the application will be generated.

6. When you are certain that all information is included and that your application is complete, click on "submit."

7. An e-mail submission verification will be automatically generated letting you know that your application has been successfully submitted.

8. A note on recreation grants: Recreation grants are not reviewed at the quarterly meetings, but are reviewed on an on-going basis beginning in January when funds are allocated. Recreation funds are distributed on a first come, first serve basis. Applications submitted early in the year are more likely to be funded as funds are limited and are expended quickly. Please note: all hippotherapy requests are considered recreational grants, as are all recreational activities not attended and facilitated by a licensed physical, occupational or speech therapist. (*)
   
   Applications for HGF funds to attend Camp Allen are now administered by Camp Allen. Please do not submit applications for funds to attend Camp Allen through this website. Camp Allen will process all HGF applications for Camp Allen tuition.

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