Applications need to be printed and mailed to the following address:

Guzi’s Hunt for the Cure Foundation

PO Box 321444

Franklin, WI 53132

All applications need to be postmarked by September 1st, 2024.. Applications received postmarked after September 1st 2024 will not be reviewed, but applicants are encouraged to resubmit applications for the next grant cycle.

Applicants will be notified via email that their application was received by January 7th, 2024.

This current grant application is open through September 1st, 2024. Applicants will be notified via email by the end of October 2024 regardless of whether they received the grant.

The grant provides financial support for one round of in vitro fertilization with preimplantation genetic testing of embryos:

Medications associated with one egg retrieval

One embryo egg retrieval

Medications associated with one embryo transfer

One embryo transfer

PGT-M and PGT-A genetic testing of embryos

Yes, but the Guzi’s Hunt for the Cure Foundation does not cover costs associated with fertility issues or other health problems. See the question above about what the grant covers.

There is no fee to complete the application. However, selected applicants will be required to submit and pay for a background check.

No, applicants do not need to know their status nor complete testing. Applicants are required to provide proof of HD status in their immediate family (doctor’s note, lab test result, etc.)

Yes, applicants selected for the grant are required to meet with a financial coordinator at their selected fertility clinic. The goal is to ensure there is complete understanding about what the grant covers and what applicants will be expected to cover.

Yes, only residents of Wisconsin may apply at this time.

Yes, only couples/partners of Wisconsin may apply at this time. The Guzi’s Hunt for the Cure Foundation does not cover the cost of egg/sperm donors or surrogates.

Please email any additional questions to guzishuntfoundation@gmail.com.