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Check out the following Creating a Family radio shows:
Jan. 28, 2011: Grants for Fertility Treatment & Affordability Programs Offered by Infertility Clinics
Other Creating a Family Resources
CAF video on Grants for Fertility Treatment
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The Embracing Hope Grant at Fertile Dreams
$10,000 grant
Can be used at any infertility clinic
Based in part on financial need
InterNational Council for Infertility Information Dissemination (INCIID)
Technically, this is not a grant. Certain infertility clinics have agreed to provide basic IVF coverage for no charge.
Recipients have to use the specific clinic, which may require travel.
$55 donation to INCIID is required before you apply
Applicant must not have insurance that covers fertility treatment
Applicants must prove financial need
Costs associated with egg or sperm donation or surrogacy are not covered.
Preference given to childless couples.
Cade Foundation
$10,000 grant can be used for financing infertility treatment or domestic adoption
$50 application fee
grant recipients are expected to participate in fundraising efforts and raise the amount of their award in the years following their grant.
Bumps, Inc.
Covers cost of IVF
Preference give to childless couples
Does not cover cost of medication
Selection is based on the compelling nature of an applicant’s circumstances, their fertility history, financial situation and a number of other determining factors.
Angels of Hope
Covers cost of fertility treatment
Must be married
Preference given to those living within 24 miles of the Morris, Illinois
Preference given to those early in the fertility treatment process with a high likelihood of success with treatment
Must have financial need
The Madeleine Gordon Gift of Life Foundation
Married couples with no children together
Must live within 15 miles of the I 275 loop around Cincinnati
Must not have had a previous IVF attempt
Combined family income of less that $70,000
Fertile Hope
Grants available to help with the cost of fertility preservation and treatment for cancer patients
New York State Infertility Demonstration Program
Must live in New York
Subsidizes IVF