
LIFE INTERRUPTED FOUNDATION
COMPASSION IN CRISIS GRANT APPLICATION
December 2026 Funding Cycle
Applications Open: November 1, 2026
Application Deadline: November 30, 2026
Maximum Grant Amount: $2,000
At Life Interrupted Foundation, we understand that an unexpected loss can bring not only profound grief but also significant financial hardship.
Our Compassion in Crisis Grant provides financial assistance to eligible individuals and families experiencing financial difficulties following the sudden or unexpected death of an immediate family member.
Grants range from $500 to $2,000 and are awarded based on financial need, available funding, and eligibility.
Approved grants are paid directly to service providers, such as landlords, mortgage companies, utility providers, and funeral homes.
Please read carefully before beginning:
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The loss must have occurred within six months of your application.
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Annual household income must be below $60,000.
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The death must have been sudden or unexpected.
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Applicants must demonstrate financial hardship resulting from the loss.
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Applicants must not have received significant death benefits.
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All required documentation must be submitted.
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Applicants must meet the foundation's background-check eligibility requirements.
Submitting an application does not guarantee funding.
Incomplete applications will not be considered.
YOUR PRIVACY MATTERS
Life Interrupted Foundation recognizes that the information provided in this application is deeply personal.
All information and supporting documentation submitted will be treated as confidential and securely maintained within the foundation's authorized systems.
Access is restricted to authorized board members and employees involved in reviewing applications and administering financial assistance.
Your financial records, application responses, and personal documentation will not be shared publicly.
Photographs and portions of your story will only be used for fundraising, donor communications, or social media if you provide separate, voluntary authorization.
Declining public-use authorization will not affect your eligibility.

