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

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10th Annual GBC Golf Marathon

Attempt to play 100 holes of golf in one day!!!

Monday, September 13, 2010
Pinecrest Golf Club - Holliston, MA

To Make a Donation for a Golfer,
Click "Pay Now" Button Below

In Description Box, please specify golfer's name and
also include your name and address in shipping information
for an acknowledgement letter.

The GBC needs your help to make this a very successful fundraiser!
You can help by doing the following:

Recruit Golfers - Ask family, friends, co-workers, neighbors, anyone and everyone. Golfers get pledges per hole, with an attempt to do 100 holes. We have an info sheet explaining everything for the golfer. Golf Marathon Info. Sheet

Solicit Sponsorships from Companies - We have a solicitation letter that you can give to companies. It explains who we are and asks them to commit to one of the sponsorship levels listed. Corporate Sponsorship Letter

Get Prizes from Businesses - We award our golfers for their efforts with prizes (gift certificates, small items, sports tickets, etc.) We get these prizes donated to us from businesses and people. We have a Prize Request Letter you can give out to businesses.

Please get the word out by distributing and posting our Save the Date Flyer.

For the Golfers - The Golfers' Solicitation Letter

Thank You to Our Gala Sponsors

Champion Sponsors

Gold Sponsor

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

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Van Giveaway Program

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Meet The Chapter Director

See the Chapter Board of Directors' Bios.

Searching for Easy Ways to Support GBC?

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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.