Help Greyson Roll Into 2nd Grade With Freedom and Joy!

Meet Greyson - a bright, joyful, and resilient 7-year-old who lights up every room he enters. This past week, Greyson proudly graduated from The Meyer Center for Special Children, and now he's gearing up for an exciting new chapter: starting 2nd grade at Sara Collins Elementary!

Greyson was diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy at a young age, and while his journey has included many challenges, he continues to amaze us with his strength, determination, and infectious smile. He has come so far - and now, he's ready for more independence!

This summer, Greyson will be attending an intensive therapy program back at the Meyer Center. One of the main goals? Helping him become more confident and skilled in using an electric wheelchair; a life-changing tool that will allow him to navigate school and play alongside his peers with greater freedom.

Unfortunately, due to recent cuts in Medicaid funding, we're unable to get the electric wheelchair covered through his disability services. That's why we are turning to our community for help.

An electric wheelchair, and all of its accessories, will mean more than just mobility for Greyson, it will open the door to connection, confidence, and fuller participation in everyday life. Your support will help him start 2nd grade strong, independent, and ready to explore the world and spread the joy that he brings into our lives every single day.

Thank you for believing in this incredible young man. Every donation, share and kind word brings us one step closer to giving Greyson the freedom he truly deserves.