Greater Boston Chapter

Reaching out to those affected by SCI
        Inspiring the newly injured through role models and peer mentors
              Supporting individuals and families as they begin their post-injury journeys
                      Empowering those with SCI to fulfill their goals and dreams

Phone #: 781.933.8666 A non-profit 501(C)(3) organization Email: sciboston@aol.com

Donations

EIP

BIG NEWS: The Gala is Back!

WHEN: March 20, 2010, 6pm to 11pm
WHERE: Hyatt Hotel, 101 Harborside Dr. Boston, MA 02128
TICKETS: $100 per person
Includes dinner, entertainment, silent auction.
Black tie optional.

There will be a limited amount of tickets sold, so purchase
yours today!

To Purchase Tickets, Click "Pay Now" Button Below

In Description Box please specify how many tickets you want, then multiply by $100.00 and put that total in the Unit Price Box. Also include your name and address in shipping information. We will send you a confirmation email.

Charity Running Numbers For The 2010 Boston Marathon

~ An opportunity to raise funds and run a great marathon ~

To Make a Donation for a Boston Marathon Runner,
Click "Pay Now" Button Below.

There is one slot left. If interested, fill out "Sign Up Form" below.

In Description Box, please specify the runner's name and
also include your name and address in shipping information
for an acknowledgement letter to be sent to you.

Our Runners

Kevin Bowers John Russell Catherine Russell Joe O'Brien Dan Rowe

The 2010 Sign Up Form

The 2010 Runner's Pledge Solicition Letter

The 2010 Corporate Sponsorship Opportunity Form

Click here to check out our chapter featured in: Massachusetts Catalogue for Philanthropy.

Click for our
Van Giveaway Program

getatstuff.com is the Assistive Technology Exchange in New England. Do you need Assistive Technology?
Find it on the AT Exchange! Do you have an Assistive Technology device you no longer need?
Sell or donate it on the AT Exchange!

Meet The Chapter Director

See the Chapter Board of Directors' Bios.

Searching for Easy Ways to Support GBC?

Please check out CharityBlast.com , a great website that will donate a portion of EVERY purchase you make at online stores like Target, Best Buy, Gap, Old Navy, Staples and more to GBC at no additional cost to you. Please find Spinal Cord Injury Assoc. on the front page menu and shop for our cause!

Now you have the chance to make a small, but appreciated donation each time you search the Web. GoodSearch is a search engine powered by Yahoo Search that is designed to make small donations to participating charities each time you use it to search the Web and GBC is now one of those charities.

You can raise money for GBC by selling on eBay.It's safe and easy to donate proceeds from an eBay sale to your favorite nonprofit. Just list your items with eBay Giving Works - the easiest way to sell certified charity items on eBay. Through eBay Giving Works you can do well for yourself and do good for someone else at the same time!

Find the perfect gift and support GBC by shopping at giftback.com. 10% of every purchase will go to GBC when you shop here. "Finally there is a place where you can
have your cake and donate too™..."

Member of: City of Boston Employee Giving Campaign (COBEC): 5028
The State Employees Giving Campaign (COMECC): 457488
Combined Federal Charities (CFC): 29381
Community Health Charities: 5032

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Mission Statement       The Greater Boston Chapter of NSCIA is a 501 (c) (3) organization working to Reach, Inspire, Support and Empower individuals and their families affected by spinal cord injury and paralysis throughout Massachusetts.

     GBC provides access to resources, vital information, peer visitors, advocacy and educational information. From the moment of injury, GBC provides one-on-one services to the newly injured and those around them as they learn to cope with dramatic change and adjust to post-injury life.

      GBC members include individuals with a spinal cord injury and paralysis, their families, health care and rehabilitation professionals, policy makers, and others.