Become a Beneficiary

Apply for a KBF Grant

Kevin Babington Foundation (KBF) has been created to provide funding and support for Equestrian Show Jumping Athletes who sustain spinal injuries. In addition to providing financial assistance the foundation will also strive to educate riders, trainers and show organizers about the most current safety measures designed to reduce the risk of serious injuries wh

If you or an immediate family member are a equestrian show jumping athletes and has had an accident and wish to be considered for financial aid, complete the form on this page or click to download our Beneficiary Eligibility Application. If downloading form, please submit the form to us via email: contact@kevinbabingtonfoundation.org

The Board of Directors of Kevin Babington Foundation operates on less than a 7-day turnaround time for decisions related to financial aid. Should you submit an application and fail to receive a response within this timeframe, we may be reached directly at (781) 710-4903.

Beneficiary Eligibility Applicaiton

BENEFICIARY INFORMATION:

First Name: *

Last Name: *

Date of Birth: xx/xx/xxx

Home Address:

City:

State:

Zip Code:

Phone:

Email: *

Date of Injury:

Place of Injury:

Age: (at Time of Injury)

Description of the Beneficiary’s Equestrian-Related Accident and Medical Diagnosis:

Dollar Amount of Grant Request:

Name(s) of Entity or Entities to Receive Grant:

Description of the Beneficiary’s Equestrian-Related Accident and Medical Diagnosis:

Please Read and Accept:

I understand and agree that the beneficiary is not a key member or an immediate relative of a key member of the Board of Directors and Administrator of the Kevin Babington Foundation. Further, I understand and agree that the entity in receipt of any/all grant(s) from the Kevin Babington Foundation is not a direct employee or contractor of the Kevin Babington Foundation. I understand and agree that any grant dollars awarded to the beneficiary will be used for the sole purpose of medical evaluation, medical care and/or ADA equipment that the beneficiary requires to facilitate his/her continued treatment since the onset of injury.