Live. Your. Life.
The Heather Abbott Foundation helps provide customized prostheses to those who have suffered limb loss through traumatic circumstances. There are many ways to get involved in our mission, from planning your own fundraiser to becoming a corporate sponsor.
Your donation provides The Heather Abbott Foundation with the resources we need to help amputees return to the lives they love.
Latest Updates
Find out what we've been working on and get up-to-the minute news updates on Heather, the Foundation and our work.
New HAF Beneficiaries this September!
September 5, 2024
September marks another milestone for the Heather Abbott Foundation as we welcome five new beneficiaries. We're delighted to announce that Judi, Damone, Mark, Juan, and Brenden have received... 
July Beneficiaries
July 30, 2024
July brings exciting news from HAF as we celebrate a new group of beneficiaries who have received life-changing prosthetic donations.
This month, ten individuals - Abigail, Angelica, Janet,... 
HAF’s New Beneficiaries: Amy and Shannan
June 13, 2024
Introducing our newest beneficiaries - Amy and Shannan!
Thank you to our partners Martin Bionics and Hanger Clinic.
Learn about Amy and Shannan here! get involved
There are many ways to get involved in our mission, from planning your own event to becoming a corporate sponsor.
Become a Sponsor
Corporate Sponsorships are key to the Heather Abbott Foundationās ability to provide customized prostheses to those who have suffe...
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Your donation provides The Heather Abbott Foundation with the resources we need to help amputees live the lives they want.
By the numbers
There are an estimated 1.9 million people living with limb loss in the United States. Each year, the immediate health care costs of amputations - not including costs for prosthetic devices or rehabilitation costs - total more than $8.3 billion.
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People Lose a limb in the US every day
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new amputations in the US annually
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Average cost of custom prosthesis
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Typical insurance payment cap
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The Heather Abbott Foundation provides grants for amputees who need custom or specialized prostheses to live the lives they want.