Crotched Mountain > Foundation > HARRY GREGG FOUNDATION                                            Overview 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: costs of medical, dental, vision, hearing, or therapy treatments not covered by insurance or other programs special equipment, services or supplies modifications to living area, workplace or vehicle respite services and recreational activities vocational, educational or driver training HGF Recreation Funds Expended for 2008 Harry Gregg Foundation Recreational Funds for 2008 have been expended for the year. Please check back in January as we will post an announcement here when funds are allocated for 2009. HGF assisted 71 children and 86 adults this year with an average award of $275. Recreational grants are limited to $300 and priority is given to people with low incomes. Harry Gregg Foundation Applications Applications are reviewed by the HGF Trustees four times a year on the second Tuesdays in January, April, July and October. Applications to be considered must be received in our offices by 5pm on the following dates in 2008 and 2009: Meeting January 13th, 2009 Application deadline December 8th, 2009 Meeting April 14th, 2009 Application deadline March 9th, 2008 Meeting July 14th, 2009 Application deadline June 8th, 2009 Meeting October 13th, 2009 Application deadline September 7th, 2009 These deadlines do not apply to applications for camp tuition or recreational activities as these are reviewed and awarded on an ongoing basis. Download an application

Heating Fuel Assistance Resources

The Harry Gregg Foundation no longer accepts applications for heating fuel. If you are in need of heating fuel, please contact your local Community Action Program. More...