September is Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness about spinal cord injuries (SCI) and promote prevention strategies. While sharing facts and statistics with the general public is crucial, this month we want to focus on the amazing organizations and companies—many founded by individuals living with SCI—who are making a difference today.

These organizations offer vital resources, products, services, and support to empower the SCI community. From long-standing institutions to innovative newcomers, we’re excited to highlight these organizations that are transforming lives.

Check out these incredible resources:

•  Adaptive Parent Project
•  Boundless Babe Society
•  Challenged Athletes Foundation
•  EmpowerSCI
•  Equip Products
•  Facing Disability
•  Florida Adaptive Sports
•  GoSCINetwork
•  Kelly Brush Foundation
•  PossAbility
•  Reeve Foundation
•  Spinalcord.com
•  The Ten Percent
•  The Wheel Life Official
•  Tighten the Drag
•  Unite2Fight Paralysis
•  Abilitease
•  Able United
•  AdaptDefy
•  Adaptive Surf Academy of Florida
•  Backbones Online
•  Barrier Free Divers
•  Curb Free w/ Cory Lee
•  Empower SCI Camp
•  FAAST
•  Paralysis Nutrition
•  Spin the Globe
•  Wheel With Me Adapt Fitness
• And we cannot talk about SCI Awareness Month without mentioning a cause close to our hearts—The CORE Foundation.

About The CORE Foundation

Founded after Matthew Davies sustained a C6 spinal cord injury in a 2005 car accident, CORE is dedicated to helping the paralysis community in Florida. After years of therapy, Matthew and his wife, Melodie, discovered that a rigorous, activity-based training routine offered the best results for physical, clinical, and emotional recovery. CORE’s mission is to provide education and financial support for those facing paralysis, helping them access life-changing rehabilitation services.

Support the CORE Foundation: Join the 4th Annual Reindeer Roll & Run 5k!

To further this mission, we invite you to participate in the 4th Annual Reindeer Roll & Run 5k, benefiting the CORE Foundation. All proceeds go directly toward recovery scholarships for individuals in the paralysis community.

For more information and to register, visit Reindeer Run & Roll.