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There are approximately 17,000 new cases of Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) each year in the United States.

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OCT. 12  I  6 pm 
 C. Baldwin Hotel
(former Doubletree)
400 Dallas Street
Houston, Texas 77002

John's Story

August of 2006, John underwent corrective surgery. Upon awaking from surgery, he had no feeling from his chest down. The rods were removed with the hope that this would relieve any pressure, but that was not the case. At the age of 12, John became a spinal cord injury (SCI) survivor. 

 

Nothing could preapre John and his family for this drastic change as they began their journey after SCI. This lead to the creation of The John Fair III Spinal Cord Injury Foundation. 

Cassandra's Story

As a mother, you can never be too prepared, but nothing could have prepared Cassandra Fair for the news that her 12 year old son would never walk again. No one looks at their child running and playing, dancing and singing, and thinks tomorrow they may not walk again. After learning this tragic news, Cassie and her family were left with tons of questions and no answers. Where do we go from here? How can we help our son? How do we pay these medical bills?

 

These were the questions burning through their minds. This is the inspiration behind The John Fair III Spinal Cord Injury Foundation. So when SCI survivors and their families are left with questions, there is help and support! Together we can MOVE SOMEONE WHO CAN'T!

Your gift can and will impact a life today!

Help us to improve the quality of life for a SCI survivor through advocacy, recreation, and socialization!

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VOLUNTEERS & SUPPORTERS

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas

Baker Hughes
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity
Glassy Ladies Wine Club

Houston Astros 

 

Elizabeth Casey

Patricia Burns

Inger Casey

Julius Casey

Marva Flentroy

Carlos Flentroy

Ina Racquel Knight

Tyrah Lydia

John Fair Jr.

Claudia Ruffin

We are a SCI survivor founded 501(c)(3) organization focused on improving the quality of life for spinal cord injury survivors through advocacy, recreation, and socialization. Our mission is to MOVE SOMEONE WHO CAN'T.  Join the movement! 

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