Welcome!

This website provides information about paralysis and spinal cord injury research.  If you can't find the information you're looking for, please contact us.  We will do our best to find answers to your questions.

- Those with injuries or those with injured loved ones can find valuable information on our Facing SCI pages and in our research archives.

- Donors and event participants can conduct their transactions online. 

- Research scientists can easily apply for a grant. 

- Volunteers have access to state-of-the-art tools to help them join the cure effort. 

- And, by registering for our newsletter, you can easily stay informed on public-domain research.

We do this with one goal...That All May Walk Again!

 Research Grant Applications

Mission

The Morton Cure Paralysis Fund is committed to finding a cure for paralysis caused by spinal cord injury and other disorders of the central nervous system.   It is also a community of people that provides informational and emotional support to those affected by paralysis.

Strategy

MCPF supports cutting-edge ideas, enabling researchers to gather the proof-of-concept data needed to pursue multimillion dollar grants from large financiers such as the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation, and the National Science Foundation.  In effect, MCPF helps place new research products in the investigation pipeline.

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 MCPF Research Symposium

The Morton Cure Paralysis Fund announces that on July 23, 2008, it will hold the 2nd Annual Research Symposium. This live, free event will feature Dr. Wise Young via two-way videoconference. Dr. Young is one of the world's top spinal cord injury research scientists. He will talk about recent developments in research and the status of the Chinese stem cell trials.  There will also be time for audience Q&A after his discussion.

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For more information ....

Morton Cure Paralysis Fund
P.O. Box 580396
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55458-0396
(612) 904-1420
info@mcpf.org