Chad Fuller, a high school educator and coach, talks about his spinal cord injury and the benefits a having a elevating lift on his wheelchair thanks to the Travis Roy Foundation.

Les Foster shares his story behind his injury and how with the help of his wife Amy and a new Prism Medical lift they were able to return home.

Sage Sullivan, grantee, tells her story and how the use of a FreeWheel has helped her adapt to less accessible environments.

Abrum Kennedy talks about his injury, recovery, and struggles involved with coming back home and living day to day.

Tom Gallagher shares his story of his accident and his road to recovery to get back out on the field and continue coaching.

Learn more about Dave Mello, Travis Roy Foundation grantee.

View video to learn about David and his road to recovery.

Learn about Ben Goss and how he continues to move forward after his accident.

Ginny shares her story of the tragic skiing accident that paralyzed her from the waist down and her road to recovery.

Wayne Snow of Richmond, NH shares his story about his accident and road to recovery.

Brian Irish was awarded a TRF grant for a stair platform. “Without that grant, it would be just another barrier that I wouldn’t be able to conquer, and it makes my life so much easier.”

Midge Dawicki shares her story and how she found the strength to overcome the tragedy.

Dan Cummings wanted to bring a program back to Boston that helped him walk again – which he called Journey Forward. With a grant from the TRF for a Lite Gate, “… it is going to go a long way to helping many individuals.”

Inez Narbis received a grant for a car topper – “… had the application I’m thinking, I can’t do this. There are people that need it a lot more than I did. But the third time I got caught in the rain, I said I’m going to write, and I did. I think it was Ms. Taylor, Brenda Taylor, a wonderful person. She called and she said do you know you wrote your piece, and they accepted you for that, and I cried for hours afterwards. I was like, oh, this is wonderful.”

Joan Harding. With a TRF grant for a ramp, Joan’s husband Mike said,- “We cannot thank the Travis Roy Foundation enough, because they made it possible for us to complete the construction, and for Joan to come home, and Joan wanted very much to come home, and not go to some, you know, holding place. To come home to her own house.”

Remon Jourdan was awarded a TRF grant for a computer. – “Most importantly, I have a daughter who is nine years old, and we use the computer to Skype back to each other a lot, and as well as when I’m helping her with her homework assignments, it gives us actually a medium to do activities together, that I wouldn’t have realized was available prior.