Please help Paralyzed Veterans of America this Christmas.

“At first I felt lucky to be alive. But after a few days of intense pain and being unable to move, I wanted to die.”- Sgt. Jason Wittling, U.S. Marine Corps (Retired)


For more information about PVA, please visit their web site at http://www.supportveterans.org/.

Paralyzed Veterans of America
801 18th Street, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20006
(202) 872-1300
(800) 424-8200
www.SupportVeterans.org


PVA YEAR-END GIFT DRIVE


Your gift helps paralyzed veterans rebuild their lives.
Through your support, PVA helps paralyzed veterans get the help they need. With help from generous individuals, in 2005:

PVA Service Officers conducted more than 23,000 counseling sessions with veterans and their families.

PVA disaster relief grants to individuals totaled more than $200,000.

PVA representatives traveled more than 206,000 road miles across the country serving veterans and their families.

PVA served 20,000 paralyzed veterans and their families and provided assistance to another 15,000 severely disabled veterans, their families and survivors.

PVA provided more than 175,000 hours of voluntary service at VA medical centers across the country.

PVA filed 17,000 benefit claims for our clients with the Department of Veterans Affairs.

PVA awarded grants totaling more than $1.2 million for spinal cord injury research and education to find a cure for paralysis.

PVA delivered more than 500,000 cards to our hospitalized vets.

PVA offered membership at no charge to more than 21,000 veterans with spinal cord injury or disease.

And with your help, we can do more in 2006.

PVA cannot succeed without you. It’s that simple. The reality is you really do make a difference. Open your heart and give as generous a year-end gift to PVA as you can.