The Patient Aid Program in Gypsum, CO, is dedicated to offering financial relief for individuals facing non-medical expenses associated with health challenges. We provide a one-time stipend of $100 to assist with crucial needs such as transportation, food, housing, and utilities. Our mission is to alleviate some of the financial burdens that can accompany medical treatment, enabling individuals to focus on their health and recovery. Please note that our ability to offer this support depends on available funding, and program details are subject to change. For the latest updates, we encourage you to reach out to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society directly.

The Essential Needs Grant Program for Cancer Patients in Gypsum, CO, is dedicated to providing vital financial assistance to individuals facing the overwhelming burden of cancer treatment costs. Our mission is to support both adult and pediatric patients by helping them meet their essential daily needs during such challenging times. Each month, we offer grants of $750 for adults and $1,000 for children, aimed at those actively receiving treatment or recently finished. Understanding the unique financial hardships faced by many applicants—most of whom struggle with inadequate insurance and live at or below the poverty line—we prioritize applications based on medical and personal circumstances. A medical verification from a healthcare professional is required to apply, and in urgent situations, we can expedite emergency grants within 48 hours upon recommendation. We are here to lift the financial burdens of our community’s cancer patients, ensuring they can focus on healing and recovery.

The Urgent Need Program in Gypsum, CO, is dedicated to supporting individuals facing financial hardships due to medical circumstances. This compassionate initiative assists eligible patients by alleviating non-medical expenses essential for their well-being. We provide crucial financial help for rent, mortgage, utilities, food, transportation, and childcare, ensuring that those in need can focus on their treatment without the added stress of daily expenses. Our goal is to empower patients with the resources they require during challenging times, and we adapt our funding based on current availability, always striving to meet the urgent needs of our community.

Patches of Light provides critical financial assistance to families in Gypsum, CO, who are facing the challenges of catastrophic health issues. Our mission is to alleviate financial burdens through support for utilities, housing, gas, and grocery expenses, ensuring that families can focus on what truly matters—caring for their child. To maintain the privacy and integrity of our services, applications must be submitted by hospital staff who are involved with the family. We understand that navigating this process can be difficult, which is why we encourage those submitting requests to verify the arrival of their application via email. By working closely with medical teams, we uphold strict confidentiality while striving to make a meaningful impact in the lives of these families in need.

The Rocky Mountaineers Motorcycle Club of Colorado Catastrophic Assistance Program is dedicated to supporting individuals in Gypsum, CO, who are facing the daunting challenges of cancer, catastrophic illnesses, or other serious health conditions. Our mission is to help those at risk of losing their ability to meet essential daily needs by offering ongoing assistance across various areas, including medical care, housing, food, clothing, phone services, and utility payments. Unlike one-time support options, our program provides consistent monthly financial assistance for up to 12 months, ensuring that recipients receive up to $2,400 tailored to their specific needs. To qualify, applicants must demonstrate financial need and have not received assistance from our Foundation in the past six months. We are here to help you navigate these challenges with care and compassion, providing the support you need to regain stability during tough times.

The Salvation Army Vail Valley is dedicated to providing vital food assistance to the Gypsum, CO community, offering non-perishable food baskets, diapers, and essential toiletries throughout the year. Our mission is to ensure that families and individuals have access to emergency food and critical supplies during challenging times. We make it easy for those in need to receive help by offering pre-packed food delivered right at the door, ensuring convenience and safety. Additionally, in collaboration with Eagle County Public Health, we provide food delivery services for individuals in quarantine, reinforcing our commitment to care and support for all. To access our resources, we kindly ask visitors to answer a few brief questions to help us serve you better.

Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) in Gypsum, CO, is dedicated to enhancing the health and nutrition of our community's mothers and young children. As a vital component of public health, we offer free, nutritious food, expert nutrition education, and breastfeeding support to income-eligible pregnant women, new mothers, and children up to age five. At WIC, we strive to empower families by providing healthy food options and practical cooking tips, fostering a supportive environment where you can connect with other moms and nutrition specialists. Additionally, we help families access other essential local services such as dental care and immunizations. Eligibility includes pregnant women, breastfeeding mothers, and children up to five years old. To learn more about our services and to apply for WIC benefits, please visit our location in Gypsum or one of our other clinics in Avon, Eagle, and El Jebel, which also supports Pitkin County residents.

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)/Food Assistance in Gypsum, CO, is dedicated to providing vital support to low-income households by offering monthly benefits that can be used to purchase food at participating stores throughout Eagle County. By ensuring easy access to healthy food options, SNAP empowers families to nourish themselves while alleviating the burden of food costs. The benefits are delivered via an Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) card, making it simple and convenient for recipients to shop. Eligibility is determined based on household income and size, enabling tailored assistance to meet unique needs. To apply for SNAP benefits, individuals can utilize the Colorado PEAK online application portal or contact their local Eagle County office for assistance with paper applications. We are committed to helping our community thrive and ensuring that everyone can put nutritious food on their table.

The Colorado Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) is dedicated to enhancing food security for low-income households in Gypsum, CO, by providing monthly food assistance benefits. Our mission is to ensure that every resident of Colorado has access to the nutritious food they need for a healthy life. Through our program, eligible individuals and families can receive benefits loaded onto an Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) card, which functions like a debit card specifically for food purchases. These benefits are applicable to a wide variety of food items while excluding alcohol, tobacco, and non-food products. We invite those who may need support to explore our pre-screening tool online to determine eligibility. Applications can be completed conveniently through the Colorado PEAK website, the MyCOBenefits app, or by submitting a paper application by mail. Once approved, your EBT card will be mailed to you, making it easier to shop for essential groceries. We are committed to empowering communities by ensuring that no one goes hungry in our region.

The Community Market in Gypsum, CO, is dedicated to providing essential food assistance to Eagle County residents. Our mobile markets offer a wide selection of nutritious options, including fresh produce, protein, dairy, bread, and shelf-stable grocery items, all at no cost. The Eagle Valley Community Foundation firmly believes that access to good quality, nutritious food is a fundamental right, not a privilege. We invite you to visit us and discover how our program can support you and your family through our commitment to delivering emergency food resources right within your community.