(shortlink http://theyshallwalk.org/?p=1035 )
To Whom It May Concern,
I would love to talk to your sponsorship director or community development director about powering some dreams of walking by providing access to innovative technology, volunteering and giving financial support and partnering with a great organization such as They Shall Walk and the Protocol foundation.
They Shall Walk has developed the LIFESUIT robotic exoskeleton that allows paralyzed people to walk.
Comcast can help.
$2500 will pay the Comcast bill for one year so we can have internet and phone for the research lab and office facility.
$5000 will support all of the utilities at the Seattle Research lab for one year.
$19,200 will support the research lab and office space including rent and triple net.
$50,000 will support the basic program for a year and allow for five paid internships.
$250,000 will support the basic program, ten paid internships, office staff and allow us to install one LIFESUIT robotic exoskeleton in a hospital where 24 paralyzed people will be able to share the machine and walk every week for the benefit of the exercise.
$500k will support all of that and allow us to install four additional LIFESUITS in hospitals and clinics.
If you will give me ten minutes on the phone I believe we can find a way to work together powering dreams in our communities so that paralyzed people will walk, students will learn and volunteers will mentor.
Warm regards,
Monty K Reed
from Comcast website:
“We power dreams in our communities by providing access to innovative technology, volunteering our time, giving financial support and partnering with great organizations.”
from facebook:
Dear Comcast Cares, How does TheyShallWalk.org get FREE Comcast services like other Non-Profit Organizations? ~ Robert Abiera
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email sent to: ComcastCares on facebook “name is Bill Gerth also known as @comcastbill. We are here to Make it Right for our customers. We_Can_Help@comcast.com”
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