Hi! My name is Grace, and I was born with a limb difference on my right hand. I have never let my so-called disability hold me back from achieving my goals and dreams. In fact, my limb difference is a significant part of my success story. Despite the challenges that result from living with a limb difference, I have been blessed with amaz
Hi! My name is Grace, and I was born with a limb difference on my right hand. I have never let my so-called disability hold me back from achieving my goals and dreams. In fact, my limb difference is a significant part of my success story. Despite the challenges that result from living with a limb difference, I have been blessed with amazing mentors who have helped me to embrace my uniqueness and use it as a way to push myself beyond what I ever thought possible. Now it is my turn to give back. It is my goal to empower others who are living with a limb difference to embrace their individuality and live their lives to the fullest, knowing that they can accomplish anything they put their mind to.
The Grip Foundation is dedicated to creating community awareness as well as providing support and outreach to individuals and families of those living with limb difference. We accomplish this through early intervention with families of children born with limb difference, mentorship programs for children and teens, educational and inspira
The Grip Foundation is dedicated to creating community awareness as well as providing support and outreach to individuals and families of those living with limb difference. We accomplish this through early intervention with families of children born with limb difference, mentorship programs for children and teens, educational and inspirational programs geared at fostering confidence, self sufficiency, and personal growth as well as offering financial support to help fund prosthetics and medical care, and to enable participation in our mentorship programs and events.
Limb difference is a term used to describe any child or young person born with a congenital limb deficiency or who acquires limb loss after birth. The CDC estimates that each year about 1,500 babies in the United States are born with upper limb difference and about 750 are born with lower limb difference. In other words, each year about
Limb difference is a term used to describe any child or young person born with a congenital limb deficiency or who acquires limb loss after birth. The CDC estimates that each year about 1,500 babies in the United States are born with upper limb difference and about 750 are born with lower limb difference. In other words, each year about 4 out of every 10,000 babies will have upper limb difference and about 2 out of every 10,000 babies will have lower limb difference and some of these babies have both.
Your contributions will enable us to provide early intervention, support, and education for individuals and families of children living with a limb difference. Through our mentorship and community awareness programs, we provide the essential support services that foster self-sufficiency and personal growth. Your donation will make a profound difference in the lives of those striving to overcome the challenges of living with a limb difference.
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