Ways to Get Involved

How can YOU get involved?

Every SCI individual deserves a fair chance to recover. Your help provides relief to those who need it most.

There are many ways to get involved in the special things that are happening at the Ryan Shazier Fund. We are working to grow our mission and hope you will join us. Choose an option below to learn more.

How can YOU get involved?

Every SCI individual deserves a fair chance to recover. Your help provides relief to those who need it most.

There are many ways to get involved in the special things that are happening at the Ryan Shazier Fund. From attending our events, to volunteering, there are many ways to make an impact. We are working to grow our mission and hope you will join us. Choose an option below to learn more, or sign up here to get updates.

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Corporate Partnerships

The Ryan Shazier Fund for Spinal Rehabilitation is thankful to our Corporate Partners who are committed to supporting our mission.

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Donating Stock, Real Estate or Other Assets

Increase your potential impact—and experience significant tax savings—by giving non-cash assets.

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Giving From Your IRA

If you’re 70½ or older, you can make a sizable gift from an individual retirement account (IRA) to The Ryan Shazier Fund AND reduce your taxable income.

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Giving in Your Will or Trust

When you leave a gift (also known as a “bequest”) in your will or trust, you model to your loved ones a legacy of generosity.

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Giving From a Donor Advised Fund

You can direct a gift from your Donor Advised Fund and make an immediate impact on the families we serve.

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Fund A Need

Getting as much rehab as soon as possible is crucial for those recovering from spinal cord injuries. The first 24 months of spinal rehabilitation are critical. They call it “The Golden Window.”

Unfortunately, most people’s insurance is woefully inadequate, cutting them off after 30 sessions. Ryan was fortunate enough to be able to have more than 150 sessions. That’s five times more than the average SCI patient! Ryan’s access to rehabilitation services has made a huge difference in his recovery. He’s walking today because of it!