The Siobhan O’Sullivan Foundation was created by several close family members and friends after Siobhan sustained a spinal cord injury on July 30, 2013. We want to raise awareness and much needed funds to help Siobhan O'Sullivan get the rehabilitation, equipment and continued treatment she needs to walk again. Mission, Vision and Objectives of the Siobhan O’Sullivan Foundation:
Mission Statement
The Siobhan O'Sullivan Foundation is to assist individuals or families of young adults with spinal cord injuries. Vision: When friends of the O’Sullivan family tried to find financial assistance through grants for Siobhan and her family after her injury, they discovered that the majority of assistance was for children under the age of 18. Yet statistically, the most spinal cord injuries occur in young adults in their 20’s. They also found that there was no assistance for costs already incurred, or for things needed during initial crisis such as living expenses (hotels), transportation (flights) and other costs. As a result, these friends felt they needed to address this issue and started the Siobhan O’Sullivan Foundation. Objectives: To meet the immediate financial needs of an individual or family of a young adult with a spinal cord injury from 18 to 30 years of age. Upcoming Fundraisers and Dates
TBD 2014
