Individual Grants
The Navy SEAL legacy is one that is built on tenacity, courage and commitment. The Foundation’s individual grants program honors the sacrifices these men and their families have made in service to our country and promises to stand with them when the effects of service present challenges. It includes support for health costs, living expenses, child resiliency and educational needs, and other issues arising from frequent deployments and inherently dangerous work. These grants are designed to ease the financial burden that can occur immediately or even years after service.
SEAL Legacy Foundation Individual Grants are awarded based on eligibility and financial need.
Once your application is received, the SEAL Legacy Foundation Grant Committee will determine if you meet the above guidelines. Applications will be processed as they come in, and decisions made upon review. If a grant is awarded, we will contact you to arrange fulfillment. If we cannot meet your request, you will receive a letter explaining the decision.
Eligibility Requirements:
- Navy SEAL who is serving or was discharged honorably, or a dependent.
- Gold Star or Surviving Spouse or Child of a SEAL.
- Grants are limited to one award per two-year period and must be used within one year from the date of award for the purposes approved.
- Priority is given to requests that are service related or service impacted; involve a serious health issue; OR generally support the ability of active duty members to maintain operational effectiveness.