Becoming an active member by contacting our chapter and getting on our mailing list for our FREE chapter newsletter.
Subscribing to the monthly SCS national newsletter.
Telling others about SCS and getting them involved.
Making a donation to SCS. (Many people also remember SCS in memorial gifts.)
MOST IMPORTANTLY- By participating in one or more of our annual fundraisers to help us raise money for CURE! (See CHAPTER ACTIVITIES) You could help even more by starting a fundraiser of your own!
(You don't have to be in the Twin Cities area to belong to our chapter, but you can also check with our National Headquarters for a chapter near you or for information on starting your own.)
Don’t be a part of the apathy that is keeping us in these chairs! Help us by getting involved and becoming a part of this life changing experience. Do it not just for yourself, but also for all of those who will come after us. Don’t leave them with the same legacy of endless care and maintenance that our forbearers left us. Be a part of the solution!
Our chapter is not only comprised of spinal cord injured, it includes their families, friends and others that are inspired to make a difference and are 100% volunteers.
Spinal Cord Society (SCS) is a non-profit 501-c-3 organization in good standing with the Minnesota Secretary of State. Contributions are tax deductible and can be made separately to the SCS Research Fund or SCS Newsletter Fund. 100% of all donations to the research fund go to research for cure. The Newsletter Fund supports monthly publication of the SCS Newsletter. President is Richard A. Stonestrom, Secretary Jean Rustand, Treasurer Norman Gronwold.
