Providing Neurological Hope for the High Plains

Our mission is to provide hope and independence through neuro rehab and wellness resources for adults and children living with a neurological injury or illness.

Learn More About Sister-Bear Foundation
Learn More About Sister-Bear Foundation

Sister-Bear Support

Navigating the neuro rehab journey should not happen alone!

If you or a loved one struggles with mobility issues caused by brain or spinal cord injury or a neurological ailment such as MS, ALS, Parkinson’s, Cerebral Palsy, or stroke, Sister-Bear Foundation wants to help.

Our Sister-Bear Support program provides an opportunity for qualifying individuals to receive:

  • Financial assistance to help with expenses that are not covered by insurance

  • Connection to necessary equipment

  • Advocacy with insurance or physicians

A man sitting in a wheelchair holding a giant check made out to Grant Allen for $5,850 from Sister-Bear Foundation, dated January 13, 2023, in a living room with a beige couch and a mirror on the wall.
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A group of nine smiling people waving at the camera, gathered in an indoor space, with one person in a wheelchair and a dog in the foreground.
Group of five people, including a woman in a wheelchair, holding a large check for $1,500 made out to Nu Motion from the Sister-Bear Foundation, taken in an indoor setting, celebrating a donation.
Group of five people, including a woman in a wheelchair, holding a large check for $1,750, presented by the Sister Bear Foundation to NuMotion, with a banner in the background.
Two women smiling at a Sister-Bear Foundation event, one seated in a wheelchair and the other standing beside her. They are in front of a backdrop with the Foundation's logo and event name.
A woman with glasses and gray hair, and a man with a beard and a cap sitting together, smiling in a living room with a brick fireplace, a TV, and a window with a colorful bird window decal in the background.

“Having the seat elevator for my wheelchair has added a lot of goodness and independence to my life. Thank you Sister-Bear and donors who made this possible.”

—George (Amarillo, TX)

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