Spinal Cord Injury Association Open House

Come See Our 

New Office!

The Spinal Cord Injury 

Association Has Moved!

Join Us For An Open House at 

Our New Location

When: February 13, 2012
**Please note that there has been a change of date**

When: Drop in between 2:00 and 4:00 p.m.

Where: 136 Stonemark Lane, Suite 100
                 We are in the same building as the Disability Action Center. 

Join Us: For light refreshments and a mini-tour of our new space

Questions? 
Contact Diane at 802-252-2198 or diane@scspinalcord.org

Also Note Our New Address For Your Records: 
136 Stonemark Lane, Suite 100, Columbia, SC 29210

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South Carolina Spinal Cord Injury Association is Looking for Volunteers

We Couldn't Move Without the Help of 

Angels

On Saturday, November 17 the South Carolina Spinal Cord Injury Association will be moving. Our new, bigger office space will be in the same building as the Disability Action Center  in Columbia.  We'll update everyone on our new address once we move. In the meanwhile, I want to thank the "angels" who are contributing in special ways to make the move possible. So thanks to:

Susan Newman, Board Member - Providing drinks for volunteer movers
David Rogers, Board Member - Providing snacks for volunteer movers
John Shuford, DSS Medical - Donating four mult-line phones

Our Moving Crew:
Angela Jacildone and family
Diane Epperly and family
The Harvest Northeast Youth Group
Kathy and David Connors
JJ Jonas
Maris Burton
Craig Hairston
Shawn Reeves
Sherwood Toatley and family
Rafe Ellisor and Family

The more volunteer movers we have the quicker we can get the job done.
So if you or anyone you know is willing to volunteers a few hours of time
the morning of November 17, please contact Diane Epperly at diane@scspinalcord.org. 

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Wind: Wheeling in New Directions

The South Carolina Spinal Cord Injury Association is excited to offer WIND (Wheeling In New Directions), a day-long discovery of life after spinal cord injury. Scheduled for Saturday, October 15, WIND is funded by a grant from the S.C. Spinal Cord Injury Research Fund.

This educational event will feature sessions including "Scuba Diving Saved My Life," Have Wheels, Will Travel, and a fashion show highlighting fun and fantastic looks that work well in a wheelchair. In addition, manual wheelchair users can get their chairs cleaned and sanitized for free in the HubScrub portable cleaning system.

Check out the impressive lineup of speakers and all of the day's offerings. And register today to have first choice of sessions to attend.

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