In 1998 Charlie Parkhill suffered a life changing accident from an ocean wave, while vacationing in Mexico with his wife. The resulting incomplete spinal cord injury left him motionless from the neck down. He decided to make physical rehabilitation his single focus. https://www.therecoveryproject.net/our_story.html

 

 

Published March 21, 2011

 

Be Easy Paraplegic Fund  Hello everyone! My name is Jordan Rolon, I am a brother of Alpha Gamma Rho at Penn State University. I currently hold the position of Philanthropy Chair for our fraternity and I could not be happier to have our philanthropy benefit the "Be Easy" Paraplegic Fund. This is a fund that I created for a young man named Ben Alessi (who's story you can read in the "The Cause" tab). We have received an overwhelming amount of support for our event. We have items donated from Tim McGraw, Jesse McCartney, Faith Hill, the Zac Brown Band and hopefully have many more supporters to come. We want to thank you for your support in changing Ben's life forever! 

 

Published February 17, 2011

 

The Tinina Q. Cade Foundation (TQCF) is a nonprofit organization that serves the needs of families battling infertility. Through education and outreach, they support families struggling with infertility, and strive to educate outside communities about relevant and related issues. In addition, the TQCF also provides financial assistance to families pursuing infertility treatment or domestic adoption through the Tinina Q. Cade Foundation Family Building Grant. This dual approach distinguishes the foundation as the only organization of its kind in the nation. http://www.cadefoundation.org

 

Published January 22, 2011  to Financial Resources

 

The College Football Assistance Fund  (CFAF) is a non-profit tax-exempt organization dedicated to the support of football players who have sustained serious injuries through college football. Assistance will be provided to ease the burden of medical costs associated with injuries such as joint replacement, spine treatment, neurological care and other related expenses.

 

Published January 14, 2011  to Financial Resources

 
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