PROGRAM TO NEW HEIGHTS Atrium Health Foundation Receives Quality of Life Grant from Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation Atrium Health Foundation has been awarded a $22,000 Quality of Life grant from the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation to purchase new equipment for the Adaptive Sports & Adventure Program (ASAP). Soon, athletes will be using two new tennis chairs, one rugby chair, one handcycle, four active hands, and one quick release system for the adaptive water ski program. The new equipment will allow more individuals impacted by paralysis to engage in adaptive sports across the greater Charlotte region. “These projects represent the true essence of our Quality of Life grants program by fostering inclusion, involvement and community engagement, and promoting health and wellness for those affected by paralysis,” said Mark Bogosian, director, Quality of Life Grants Program, Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation.
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The Adaptive Sports & Adventures Program provides an opportunity for our community to live life to its fullest after a life altering condition, trauma, or disease. We are extremely grateful to have received these grants in support of the program. Such philanthropic support allows us to continue serving our community and fulfilling our mission.
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– JENNIFER MOORE, LRT/CTRS COORDINATOR, ADAPTIVE SPORTS & ADVENTURES PROGRAM (ASAP) ATRIUM HEALTH CAROLINAS REHABILITATION
Leave your forever mark today Designed with patients and families in mind, the Healing Garden at Atrium Health Pineville will provide a tranquil space for all and advance holistic healing by taking a whole-body approach to healthcare. Be one of the first to purchase a brick or have your name recognized on the Butterfly Gateway sculpture plaque. Funding opportunities range from $250 to $3,000. To learn more, visit PinevilleHealingGarden.org or scan the QR code.
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