Though this is not new it is relatively an unadvertised program. Thousands of companies all across the United States give out Millions of dollars each year for various charities and organizations. 

Millions are paid to assist the sick and the handicapped. This package is to direct the grant seeker to Foundations and Government Agencies to the billions of dollars annually for Healthcare expenses. 

Free Money is available for hospital costs, loss of income, long term treatment, specialized therapies for heart disease, cancer care, nursing homes, in home care, chronic disease, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, stroke, behavioral and genetic childhood diseases, diabetes, dental bills, psychotherapy, mental and physical disabilities, eyeglasses, ophthalmologists, hearing impaired, hearing aids, kidney disease, renal transplant, drug therapy, AIDS, polio, muscular dystrophy and other crippling diseases, eye care, convalescence care, health travel expenses, repertory illnesses, pulmonary diseases, rehabilitative care, eye surgery and much more! Here what's covered;

Disabilities in General - Programs that do not specify or restrict the eligibility.

Orthopedic and Developmental Disabilities - Impairments caused by birth defects, accidents, severe chronic disability that was manifested before age 22, including cerebral palsy, autism, spina bifida, mental retardation, muscular dystrophy, spinal cord injuries and more.

Hearing Disabilities - For individuals who have difficulty in receiving linguistic information.

Visual Disabilities - Partially sighted or blind.

Communication and other Disabilities - Communication disorder such as stuttering or voice impairment, learning disability, emotionally disturbed or other acute or chronic health problems such as heart condition, tuberculosis, epilepsy, or hemophilia.

Families of the Disabled -  For the children, stepchildren, adopted children, grandchildren, parents, siblings, and other dependents or family members of persons with disabilities.

Pharmaceutical - Assistance with ongoing pharmaceutical needs.