Former Republican congressman Michael Grimm is seeking $2.5 million to help him walk again after he was seriously injured in a polo accident.

Grimm, 54, was paralyzed from the chest down in September during a polo match and is now being treated at the Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation in New Jersey.

His Newsmax colleague Greg Kelly revealed his radio show that the accident happened at a polo match on September 22 and the former politician “seriously injured his neck” after being “thrown from his horse”.

“He’s a great rider,” Kelly said. “Please say a prayer.”

Former NYC Councilman Vincent Ignizio started a GoFundMe for the former FBI agent, asking for $2.5 million in donations to pay for treatment to help him “walk again.”

Michael Grimm, 54, was paralyzed from the chest down in September during a polo match and is now being treated at the Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation in New Jersey.

His Newsmax colleague Greg Kelly revealed on his radio show that the accident happened at a polo match on September 22 and the former politician had “badly damaged his neck” after being “thrown from his horse ”

“He was in the most devastating of situations, and by the grace of God and the amazing medical teams that helped him, Mr. Grimm miraculously threaded the needle to survive,” he wrote at the fundraiser, which raised up to now more than $430,000.

“However, his ongoing care and treatment to get him walking again will cost millions of dollars.”

The former Marine was an avid polo player for years and regularly participated in tournaments throughout the Hudson Valley, according to The New York Times.

“If there is anyone who can show the strength, the fortitude and the will to ensure a full recovery, it is Michael Grimm,” Ignizio told The New York Times.

“He’s a tough Marine and a tough patriot and we’re all just praying.”

The former Marine was an avid polo player for years and regularly participated in tournaments throughout the Hudson Valley.

Former NYC Councilman Vincent Ignizio (pictured) has started a GoFundMe for the ex-FBI agent, asking for $2.5 million in donations to pay for treatment to help him ‘walk again’

Grimm, who famously threatened to throw a reporter off a balcony during the 2014 State of the Union, represented Staten Island and part of Brooklyn in Congress from 2011 to 2015.

A federal investigation into Grimm’s fundraising that began in 2012 eventually led to a 20-count indictment centered on a restaurant Grimm ran in Manhattan.

Prosecutors said he underreported wages and income to the government and filed false tax documents.

Grimm won re-election in 2014 despite the indictment, but pleaded guilty the following month to one count of tax fraud.

Grimm (pictured with Donald Trump) represented Staten Island and part of Brooklyn in Congress from 2011 to 2015

He resigned from Congress in January 2015 and served eight months in prison.

Grimm attempted a comeback in 2018, but lost a Republican primary for his old district to incumbent Rep. Dan Donovan, who then lost the general election to Democrat Max Rose.

Republican Rep. Nicole Malliotakis defeated Rose in 2020 and has represented the district ever since.

Grimm most recently served as a host on Newsmax.