Support Healing on Giving Tuesday, December 3, 2024
This Giving Tuesday, Schurig Center is setting a bold goal to raise $10,000 in 24 hours to help fund our unique array of rehabilitative and supportive programs, like Art Therapy, that help people find hope and healing after brain injury. Together, we can create a ripple of impact that improves lives after brain injury, one brushstroke at a time. Thank you!
Harnessing the Healing Power of Community,
Schurig Center Helps People Thrive After Brain Injury
If you or a loved one has experienced a brain injury, like a traumatic brain injury, concussion, stroke, aneurysm, lack of oxygen, or other cause, you are not alone. We are here to help! Schurig Center is a non-profit community center offering an array of rehabilitative classes and supportive services to help survivors and family caregivers continue their recovery journey. No doctor referral is needed. Services are offered in-person and online.
Your Donation Fuels Healing
Our Life-Changing Services Rely on the Generosity of Caring People Like You
Schurig Center is the only charity in our area focused on helping people live their best life after brain injury. And, our critically-needed programs rely on community support. In fact, over 80% of the funds needed to offer our services is provided by donors and foundations. We do not receive medical insurance reimbursements or federal funding. This is where YOU can help make a BIG difference! We hope you'll consider donating today and giving as generously as you can. Your donation will help fill gaps in care and open the door to new possibilities for over 450 people this year.
" To all of you who make Schurig Center’s services accessible with your giving, thank you. You help survivors like me feel a sense of community when we would otherwise feel very isolated. Because of your kindness, each one of us who is surviving with an invisible mask of brain injury can learn to thrive together. " – Rose, TBI survivor
Welcome to Schurig Center
Learn About How We Help
If you or a loved one has experienced an acquired brain injury, you are not alone. We are here to help! Check out this short video overview of the array of services offered at Schurig Center.
Rob’s TBI Story
2024 Schurig Center Gala
Gala guests had the honor of hearing from Rob, a survivor whose words are a powerful reminder of the healing power of community and the impact we can achieve together.
"New Normal"
A Short Film by Andrew Hida
A single moment permanently sets two families' futures on intersecting paths in their search for hope and support at Schurig Center.
