Scholarship Recipients
Donations in Action
News and information highlighting scholarship recipients and how the Will2Walk program is supporting them to lead a healthy, active and independent lifestyle.
"As a scholarship recipient of this wonderful foundation, I was granted $3,000 for a wheelchair accessible van. I was injured in 2008 from a gunshot wound. I love #will2walk!"
Scholarship Recipient Shelly Nelson of Florida | Awarded $3,000 | Adaptive Vehicle
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"I received a scholarship to help me pay for some of my therapy. We are doing a lot of strength training, which I can do standing up and completely weight bearing, which has so many advantages! Thank you Will2Walk for helping me on the road to recovery!"
Scholarship Recipient Anne von Rosen of Arizona | Awarded $1,200 | Therapy
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"Many, many thanks to Will2Walk for helping me in this journey. The benefits of standing are key to my recovery and I have been in it almost every day the first week!!"
Scholarship Recipient Sarah Kelly of Florida | Awarded $1,500 | EasyStand Evolv standing frame
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"I want to thank the Will2Walk Foundation for your compassion and support in helping me to achieve my goal in attaining home therapy equipment for my spinal cord injury. I look forward to continued improvement in my rehabilitation. Thank you for all that you do for so many."
Will2Walk Scholarship Recipient Adrienne Cole | Awarded $1,843 | MOTOmed viva2 light bike
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"Therapy allows me to stretch and help move my body and hopefully retrain it to someday be able to move on its own again. I am currently working on strengthening my arms and hands, in hopes of one day being able to drive my own chair with my left hand. Currently, I have to drive it with my tongue. Ongoing and repetitive therapy is my only hope to regain function in one or both of my hands. My goal right now is function in my left hand, in hopes of someday having more."
Will2Walk Scholarship Recipient Todd Edgington | Awarded $2,000 | Therapy @ Neuroworx in South Jordan, Utah
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We just need more people to learn about what Will2Walk is about and we need to grow to do more for you brother!
Will2walk we can't thank you enough for awarding Todd Edgington the scholarship to help him get the therapy he needs !!!
I was just thinking about him yesterday. Thank you for the update!
Awesome! Stay positive and never give up!🙏🙏🙏💖💖
Tell your family hi for me. Love seeing him in his skyline gear
You have came so far you are very strong you never give up we love you and Vickie you both are awesome
❤️❤️❤️ Awesome 👏
Go Todd! You've GOT this!
So incredibly inspiring! Keep it up 💪🏼
Wow...what a trooper💖
never give up.
You are amazing. Keep going!
Wonderful Todd. Keep fighting
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Todd you are definitely a man that never gives up...you are amazing!
Warrior.....💪☝️👍
Hang in there man
"We can make the best of change or the worst of it. There are really no rules on it...things change, but life keeps going. Will2Walk has done more then offer to lighten a financial burden. They have helped to mend an injury only empathy can heal."
Will2Walk Scholarship recipient Derek Bollinger | Awarded $563 | Raz-SP Rehab Shower Commode Chair
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Highlighted Recipients
Amanda Perla
AWARDED $2,200
Amanda was awarded a scholarship for a new ActiveAid Evolution Series Rehab Shower Chair. Her severe spasms made it a necessity to have a safe chair to bathe. During her senior year in High School, Amanda was injured in a car accident.
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Joe Jackson
AWARDED $3,500
Joseph Jackson of Phoenix, Arizona was awarded a scholarship for a new, competitive rugby chair. Joseph plays rugby with the Phoenix Heat. At age 16, Joseph suffered a football injury that left him an incomplete c6 quadriplegic.
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Erick Hernandez
Awarded $5,000
Erick was awarded a scholarship to complete a month-long, intense rehabilitation exercise program at SCI-FIT (SCI Functional Integrated Therapy). Erick was injured in a diving accident in 2010 that resulted in C4-C5 incomplete fracture and paralysis.
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