Quality of Life Grants Program

Fact (page-stated): The Reeve Foundation's Quality of Life (QoL) Grants Program, created by the late Dana Reeve, awards grants to organizations (not individuals) that improve the quality of life for people living with paralysis (from spinal cord injury, stroke, spina bifida, MS, cerebral palsy, ALS, and similar conditions) and their families/caregivers. Fact: it has funded 3,153 programs nationwide, providing over $28 million. Fact: eligible applicants include 501(c)(3) nonprofits, municipal and state governments, school districts, and recognized tribal entities; special consideration is given to organizations serving returning injured military/veterans and diverse cultural communities. Fact: funding tracks include Direct Effect, High Impact Priority, High Impact Innovative Assistive Technology, and Expanded Effect. Fact: the program is U.S.-only and does not grant to individuals. Flag (re-scrape): the captured page was a translated (Tagalog) hub page; the current English QoL grants page carrying the cycle deadlines and per-grant award amounts was not captured -- re-scrape for exact deadline and dollar ranges.