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Morton Cure Paralysis Fund – That All May Walk Again! For over 25 years the Morton Cure Paralysis Fund has been funding cure research for spinal cord injury. With the help of our donors and volunteers, each year we get closer to our goal, That All May Walk Again!
When Peter Morton broke his neck in a bicycling accident in 1995, he was left paralyzed from the neck down and dependent on a ventilator to breathe. His friends rallied with a dream that All May Walk Again . Their small local golf tournament has grown into the Morton Cure Paralysis Fund which has now raised over $7.
5 million and has funded spinal cord injury research around the world. Video: Peter Discusses his Accident The Morton Cure Paralysis Fund supports cutting-edge ideas allowing researchers to develop the proof of concept data necessary to apply for multimillion dollar grants from the National Institutes of Health.
This venture capital approach multiplies the impact of your donations many times over toward finding a cure for spinal cord injury. More on Venture Capital Strategy We have traditionally hosted two annual golf tournaments, one in Minneapolis and one in Phoenix, to raise funds for spinal cord injury research. At this time however, we are moving away from being an event-based organization.
Corporate and individual sponsorships are still available which provide advertisement in our annual report. “ Christopher Reeve once said to me that hope is the first step. Without hope, we have nothing.
“ Wise Young, Ph. D. , M.
D. – selected by TIME magazine as the nation’s top spinal injury research scientist. Spinal Cord Injury Information In addition to supporting research, the Morton Cure Paralysis Fund provides information on spinal cord injuries.
Check out some of the topics we cover below. An overview of spinal cord injury Commentary by Dr. Wise Young
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Research Grant is funded by Morton Cure Paralysis Fund (MCPF). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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