Reeve Foundation

Reeve Foundation

@christopherreeve.org

We are driven by this vision: a world in which spinal cord injury does not result in paralysis and paralysis does not result in diminished quality of life.

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Join our Community Outreach & Access team for a post-election discussion on what the results could mean for the paralysis community. 📌 Regional Champions Webinar 🗓️ Thursday, November 12 ⏰ 2 PM ET ✅ Register: bit.ly/4zaM3Ub #TodaysCare #VoicesForReeve

After an SCI at age 15, Jasper and her family had to navigate a new and uncertain path forward. With support from the National Paralysis Resource Center, they found resources, guidance, and hope along the way. #TodaysCare #ParalysisAwareness #SCI

blog.christopherreeve.orgCommunity Spotlight: Jasper FidlerJasper Fidler expected life to revolve around typical teenage milestones, instead a catastrophic rock-climbing accident landed her in a hospital far from home.

This Halloween, consider how you can make trick-or-treating accessible for all kids in your neighborhood. Clear paths, well-lit walkways, and a variety of treat options ensure everyone can enjoy the magic of the season. #TodaysCare #Halloween

blog.christopherreeve.orgTips for Neighbors to Make Halloween More AccessibleGrowing up I found many of the activities that I wanted to take part in were inaccessible to me – including trick-or-treating. Here are a few easy things that I do to ensure that Halloween is accessib...

Today, we celebrate Christopher Reeve. His legacy lives on in every person seeking greater independence, every family finding support, and every researcher working toward a future where paralysis can be overcome. Honor his legacy at ChristopherReeve.org. #TodaysCare

Interested in joining Team Reeve for a potential Mt. Kilimanjaro adventure honoring Christopher Reeve’s birthday in September of 2027? Join our informational webinar: Sept. 29 at 7 PM ET 📩 Email Kelly Lamb at KLamb@Reeve.org to register.

#SCIAwarenessMonth is a reminder that living with paralysis involves more than the initial injury. Secondary conditions—from pain and spasticity to bladder, bowel, respiratory, skin, and bone health—can impact daily life. #TodaysCare

christopherreeve.orgSecondary Conditions | Living With Paralysis | Reeve FoundationSecondary conditions refer to a range of complications that can occur as a result of paralysis. View all the secondary conditions that may occur.

Help Huey Magoo's support the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation. Ready to make a difference? Round up your change today — every little bit helps support a bigger mission. In-store purchases at participating locations only. #ReeveFoundation #SpinalCordInjury #SupportTheCause #HueyMagoos

This Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Month, learn more about the financial considerations of living with paralysis and find resources to help navigate costs and insurance. #TodaysCare #SCIAwarenessMonth #SpinalCordInjury #SCI #ParalysisAwareness

christopherreeve.orgSpinal Cord Injury Costs And Insurance | Reeve FoundationWe provide information and resources on costs and insurance for people living with paralysis & spinal cord injury. Learn more about spinal injury costs.

This SCI Awareness Month, we're grateful for partners like Huey Magoo's who are turning everyday transactions into meaningful impact. When guests round up their purchase, every cent supports our mission of "Today's Care. Tomorrow's Cure." #SCIAwareness

fb101.comHuey Magoo's September Roundup for Reeve Foundation — Food & Beverage MagazineHuey Magoo's turns spare change into cause marketing with a September roundup campaign for the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation.

September is Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) Awareness Month. Join us as we share stories from the paralysis community, highlight resources and research progress. Explore ways you can make a difference: ChristopherReeve.org #TodaysCare #SCIAwarenessMonth #SpinalCordInjury #ReeveFoundation

christopherreeve.orgThe Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation | Paralysis FoundationWe are dedicated to curing spinal cord injury by advancing research and improving the quality of life for individuals and families impacted by paralysis.

The Administration for Community Living has awarded the Reeve Foundation a three-year, $10M grant to continue our leadership of the National Paralysis Resource Center. We’re deeply grateful to our supporters and the Reeve community for helping make this possible. #TodaysCare

christopherreeve.orgChristopher & Dana Reeve Foundation Announces Three-Year Grant to Lead the National Paralysis Resource Center - Christopher & Dana Reeve FoundationThe Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation, the nation's premier nonprofit dedicated to curing spinal cord injury and improving quality of life for all those impacted by paralysis, announced today that t...

Tricia went on to join Team Reeve's 2026 Boston Marathon team and helped raise nearly $22,000 to support progress for the SCI community. “I've never done anything like this in my life. I'm doing it by myself, but I'm doing it for so much more.” Read Tricia's full story ChristopherReeve.org

"If we are going to celebrate Disability Pride, we must consider inclusivity needs to be at the front of our minds." - Katherine Magnoli The Reeve Foundation is proud to support advocates like Katherine who are making real change in their communities. #DisabilityPrideMonth #VoicesForReeve

blog.christopherreeve.orgRegional Champion Spotlight: Katherine MagnoliReeve Regional Champion and local advocate, Katherine Magnoli is the epitome of anyone who strives to make a difference in their local community.

The Reeve Foundation's National Paralysis Resource Center provides free information, peer support, and resources to help newly paralyzed individuals and their families navigate rehabilitation, insurance, equipment, benefits, and life after injury. #TodaysCare

christopherreeve.orgToday's Care | Spinal Cord Injury Resources | Reeve FoundationWhether you are newly paralyzed or a caregiver looking to help a loved one, we're here to provide the information you need. Learn more today.

"More than anything else, caregivers say they need a break." A Special Purpose in OK received a Quality of Life grant to support caregiver respite—providing peaceful retreats where families can unwind and refresh. #TodaysCare

blog.christopherreeve.orgHow Respite Care Supports Caregivers of Children with ParalysisLearn how A Special Purpose expanded respite care opportunities for caregivers of children with paralysis through a Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation Quality of Life grant.

The Seacoast Science Center now offers an adaptive all-terrain wheelchair, made possible through a grant from the Reeve Foundation. This device enables visitors with mobility challenges to explore Odiorne Point State Park—navigating trails, grass, and beach environments. #TodaysCare

seacoastonline.comFree all-terrain wheelchair offered at Odiorne Point State Park in RyeThe Seacoast Science Center now offers a free all-terrain wheelchair to help visitors explore Odiorne Point State Park.