Walking With Anthony
Walking With Anthony
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Mission
Walking With Anthonys mission is to change recovery outcomes for victims of spinal cord injuries by funding rehabilitation centers and research, raise public awareness of the condition, and provide financial assistance to spinal cord injury victims.
About
Walking With Anthonys (WWAs) mission is to forever change the recovery outcome of spinal cord injury (SCI), currently perceived as unchangeable. In addition to educating the public to raise awareness of the impact of spinal cord injury, Walking With Anthony will raise funds to expand rehabilitation centers, support research relating to spinal cord injury rehabilitation and, most importantly, provide financial assistance to spinal cord injury victims that do not have the funds to pay for this expensive recovery so that many may have the opportunity to get stronger, live healthier, and learn to walk again.In the current year the Organization provided various grants to victims of SCI that are in financial need in the amount of $31,600.
