Join the Movement
HOST AN EVENT
The JFIIISCIF holds monthly social events. If you are interested in hosting a wheelchair accessible event at your facility, please contact us.
Our events range from wheelchair sports, sight-seeing, movies, local transactions, and more. Your gift is tax deductible!
VOLUNTEER
VOLUNTEER
Consider volunteering at one of our events. We need volunteers for event logistics, performances, transportation, and more! Your time is a valuale gift.
Consider volunteering at one of our events. We need volunteers for event logistics, performances, transportation, and more! Your time is a valuale gift.
GIFTS - IN - KIND
Events are an important part of our mission. We are in constant need of items and services such as food, beverage, decorations, photography, entertainment, etc.
SPONSOR AN EVENT
If you are interested in sponsoring one of the JFIIISCIF's summer or went camps, please contact us. These camps offer a unqiue opportunity for teens with disabilities to connect and have amazing adventures!
Download our event sponsorship form or call Casssandra Fair at 713-254-5084.
CORPORATE SPONSORSHIP
The JFIIISCIF is looking for corporate sponsors to support our annual fundraising campaign as well as our larget events.
Corporate sponsorships involve benefits such as logo placement and advertising in all event materials as well as web presence. Please call Casssandra Fair at 713-254-5084 for more details.
You can also download our Corporate Sponsorship packet.
MAKE A GIFT
Your generous gift is tax-deductible and wll be used dollar per dollar to continue our mission to improve the quality of life for SCI survivors. We appreciate your continued support.
How can you JOIN THE MOVEMENT?
(1) SPREAD AWARENESS. Chances are you know someone who is a spinal cord injury survivor. Help spread awareness about the risks of SCI and share the hope of life after SCI.
(2) MOVE SOMEONE WHO CAN'T. Practice wheelchair ettiquette and respect for others at all times. Be that kind word or helping hand to someone in need.
(3) TAKE A STAND. Together, we can end the stigma attached to disabilities. It's not about pity or feeling sorry for someone with a disability. It's about common respect and acknowleding the ability to everyone!