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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.
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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.
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A life-altering injury does not mean that life stops. Nearly a decade after a spinal cord injury (SCI) changed her world, Meredith Koch has redefined what it means to move forward. -
With help from a skilled rehabilitation care team, patients like John can get back to living life to the fullest—even after devastating injury. -
Sudden health issues can derail your life. But with help from a skilled rehabilitation care team, patients like Sam can get back to living life to the fullest. -
A medical setback can stop people in their tracks and bring uncertainty and apprehension about the recovery ahead. For Bruce Molay, he saw his setback as an opportunity to pause and reset—ultimately coming out stronger. -
Sudden health issues can derail your life—sometimes for years. But with help from a skilled rehabilitation care team, patients like José can get back to living life to the fullest. -
For Tony, a medical emergency stopped him in his tracks—but with help from our team at Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital Cape Cod, he recovered with strength and perspective.
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 is supporting students from varied 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.
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