Your gift can move recovery forward

Help make the next step possible.

After a stroke, progress can depend on whether someone can afford the therapy, home care, transportation and other support they need to keep going.

Your gift helps The Stroke Foundation remove those barriers so survivors and families can focus on recovery, independence and the moments they’re working to get back to.

$140K+

in direct grants provided to help stroke survivors continue moving forward in recovery since 2022.

714

physical, occupational, speech, auditory and visual rehabilitation sessions covered in 2026 so far.

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What your gift helps support

Recovery doesn’t stop when someone leaves the hospital.

Cost, access and uncertainty can interrupt progress. Your support helps survivors and families keep moving forward.

Therapy

Helping eligible survivors continue physical, occupational or speech therapy when cost becomes a barrier.

Home care

Helping families access qualified support for safety, recovery and independence at home.

Mental health

Helping address the emotional realities of life after stroke.

Resources & navigation

Helping survivors and caregivers understand options, resources and what comes next.

Every gift helps create more opportunity to keep going.

What support can make possible

Behind every grant is a person working toward something that matters — another therapy session, greater independence, getting home, returning to work, or feeling more like themselves again.

More than fundraising

Sometimes feeling seen matters, too.

The Back to What Matters collection gives stroke survivors, caregivers and families words they can recognize themselves in.

These are small reminders of persistence, progress and the reality that recovery does not always happen in a straight line.

Practical support helps people move forward. Feeling seen reminds them they’re not moving forward alone.

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