Event Information

Join us Saturday, October 17th at 8th Wonder Brewery for the Walk & Roll for SCI!

The event will raise money and spirits for people living with Spinal Cord Injuries (SCI) by providing active gear and assistive technology equipment to kids and adults at TIRR Memorial Herman, through the TIRR Foundation.

2020 registration coming soon!

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“A hero is an ordinary individual who finds the strength to persevere and endure in spite of overwhelming obstacles.” –Christopher Reeve

Date

Saturday, October 17, 2020

Location

8th Wonder Brewery
2202 Dallas St
Houston, TX 77003

Pricing

2 Mile - $25.00
2 Mile Kids (12 & Under) - $15

Race Day Schedule

8:00 AM - Race Day Registration
9:00 AM - 2 Mile Start
9:30 AM - 8th Wonder Brewery After Party

2019 Course Map

See you at 8th Wonder Brewery!

Every registration comes with:

2020 Walk & Roll for SCI Shirt
8th Wonder Brewery Walk & Roll for SCI cup
Entry to the post-race party at 8th Wonder Brewery!

About the Walk & Roll for SCI Foundation

After sustaining a severe neck and spinal cord injury last October, Jeffrey Feinstein, dad of 3, has gone through two intensive phases of rehab, as well as outpatient rehab, at TIRR (The Institute for Rehabilitation and Research), one of the best rehabilitation facilities in the nation that specializes in spinal cord injuries. Jeffrey has daily physical and occupational therapy, has been able to go back to work, and has celebrated multiple family celebrations and holidays at home with his family, because of the therapists and technological advancements available at TIRR Memorial Hermann.

Alli and Jeffrey Feinstein have created this fundraising event to provide active gear and assistive technology equipment to spinal cord injury patients at TIRR Memorial Hermann, through the TIRR Foundation. These adaptive technologies have enhanced Jeffrey’s ability to get back to work quicker, assisted in holding/grasping hand weights and workout equipment easier, and have supported him in using a manual chair. These products impact patients’ everyday lives, both at home and the work place, however there is a significant cost barrier. Their goal is to bring these product to more kids and adults living with SCI, and give them a much fuller sense of life.

Some of these products are:

Gloves for Life: $75 (photos)
Active hands: $85 (video demo)
Voice to Text Technology: $132
RollerMouse Red Mousepad: $265 (demo)

Thank you for your support in bringing these life-changing products to those in need!