Established in 1961, the Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center Foundation has been instrumental in facility development and has played a key role in the construction of new buildings, which include the Harold E. Watson Student Activities Building and the William A. Cashatt Chapel . The most critical role for the Foundation however, is beginning now and will expand well beyond the turn of the century.

In the presence of a dynamic health care industry and with the emergence of the American with Disabilities Act , the impact of the Foundation can be life changing for those clients who are in need of rehabilitative services.

About WWRC Foundation

Rehabilitative services require comprehensive diagnosis, medical, emotional and vocational services as well as computer and technical equipment. Funds raised by the Foundation will provide the resources necessary to elevate the level of care and treatment given to the 2,500 clients who pass through the Center each year.

The benefits of these privately raised funds extend far beyond the life of the client who is served. When a person enters the Center and is so severely injured that recovery seems beyond reach, rehabilitative services can teach and re-train people to become not just self-sufficient, but a working member of the community. They leave with a new found self-esteem, an inner strength to face their life-long challenges and the skills they need to hold jobs and pursue careers.

Rehabilitation changes lives. Providing the best possible comprehensive rehab services to those who need it is critical to maintaining a healthy, productive society. If you want to be a part of something that works, then support rehabilitation. Make a gift to the WWRC Foundation today.