2 Wheels Down Foundation grant program

Motorcycle accident medical bill assistance

A motorcycle crash can create medical and rehabilitation expenses that continue long after the initial emergency. Riders may apply for help with qualifying accident-related costs that remain after insurance or other available resources.

Apply for this grant

Expenses that may be considered

  • Emergency and hospital bills
  • Follow-up treatment related to the crash
  • Physical rehabilitation and therapy
  • Required medical equipment for recovery
  • Other documented motorcycle accident recovery expenses

What to include in the request

  • A clear description of the accident and current need
  • The type of medical or rehabilitation expense
  • The amount requested and any remaining balance
  • Other resources or coverage already available, if applicable

Application process

  1. Choose the grant category.Select the program that best matches the expense.
  2. Describe the request.Explain what happened, the amount requested, and how funds would be used.
  3. Board review.The board reviews the request and may ask for supporting information.
  4. Email follow-up.The foundation contacts the applicant about the decision or next step.

This program is charitable assistance, not insurance, legal representation, or a promise to pay a bill.

Do not upload medical records or financial account details with the initial application.

Questions

Does the foundation help with motorcycle accident medical bills?

Medical bill assistance is one of the foundation's grant categories. Applications are reviewed individually based on the request and available funding.

Can I request help with physical therapy or rehabilitation?

Yes. Accident-related physical therapy and rehabilitation expenses may be considered as part of a recovery grant.

Will the foundation pay my entire hospital bill?

There is no guaranteed award amount. The board reviews each request and may provide partial assistance depending on need, documentation, and available funds.

Submit a grant request.

Applying does not guarantee funding. Submit the basic information first. The foundation will request additional documentation if needed.

Start an application