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Giving to Spaulding

With your support, we can transform the lives of people facing the ongoing challenges of injury, illness, and disability. Together, we can shape the future of rehabilitation.

A provider examines a woman's arm.Have a life-changing impact.

A gift to Spaulding is one of the most meaningful and rewarding investments you can make. From accidents, strokes, sports injuries, and painful diseases to the unthinkable tragedies of the Boston Marathon bombing and the COVID-19 pandemic, we help patients and families embark on transformational journeys of recovery.

Your generosity to Spaulding helps people find their strength every day.

To ensure your gift has the greatest impact, learn more about our philanthropic priorities.

There are many ways to make a gift to Spaulding. Explore our range of options to find what’s best for you.

Gifts to Spaulding support our patients and families as they build new futures. With your generous donations, we will continue to develop and deliver the best care possible — today and tomorrow.

Don't bet against our patients' will and determination.
  • Randy, an older man in a wheelchair, and Catherine, an older woman, share a moment on their patio.
    When Randy was diagnosed with the most severe form of Guillain-Barré syndrome (GBS), he came to Spaulding Hospital for Continuing Medical Care Cambridge for his intensive rehabilitation. Find out how the team at Spaulding helped him get back on his feet.
  • Addy, a small girl wearing rainbow wings, stands at a window overlooking Boston Harbor.
    When a severe Group A streptococcal infection left 7-year-old Addy unable to walk, Spaulding was there for her. Learn how she proudly walked into the school building on her first day back in the fall.
  • A teenaged boy with tousled red hair in the passenger seat of a car.
    After traveling cross-country to Spaulding for specialized care following a traumatic brain injury, Ari made incredible strides, starting with speaking his first word, "Mama."
  • Michele (in a wheelchair) and her husband on a balcony overlooking Boston Harbor.
    After a life-changing ski injury, Michele found hope, strength, and a path to independence at Spaulding.
  • Becky, a young woman with dwarfism, in a hospital hallway.
    With the help of Spaulding’s donor-funded program, Supportive Surroundings, Becky made a remarkable transition from inpatient to outpatient care following major surgery.

Gifts to Spaulding support our patients and families as they build new futures. Throughout Spaulding’s history, we have improved the lives of thousands of people. Together, and with your generous donations, we will continue to discover and deliver the best care possible — today and tomorrow.

Giving with Impact

Cummings Foundation logoCummings Foundation is supporting students from diverse backgrounds by giving them the opportunity to consider a variety of healthcare careers. Created by Dr. Julie Silver and generously funded by a Cummings Foundation grant, the Walk and Roll in My Shoes program provides a unique space for students to explore positions within the healthcare field through an immersive and interactive learning experience.

Learn more about the Cummings Foundation

Therapist with a small boy in Tigger pajamas
  • More than 1 billion
    people experience disability
  • 28% of adults
    in the United States are currently living with a disability
  • 1 in 7 workers
    in the U.S. will be disabled for 5+ years during their career
  • 1 in 6 children
    and adolescents has a chronic condition or disability

 

 

Imagine the Possibilities

An investment in rehabilitation medicine has never been more necessary — or more promising.

Your gift to Spaulding can make new realities possible, starting now.