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Stachler Raises Funds For College Scholarships for Cerebral Palsy Students

By DJacoby, December 15, 2008 3:57 pm

cabin-dogs.jpgLisa Stachler’s project in the Landmark Education SELP program was a benefit to raise money for college scholarships for those afflicted with cerebral palsy. The Benefit, named “Oh the Places You’ll Go,” took place on Sunday, November 2 at Cafe Live in Philadelphia, and featured top-end entertainment, as well as a mention in Philadelphia Weekly.

Oh the Places You’ll Go Benefit

by Brian MCManus

It’s not often you get to take in three top-notch standup comedians and three high-caliber bands in one evening and do good at the same time. Hell, it’s not ever. But that dry streak ends Sunday when some of Philadelphia’s apex of funny (Chip Chantry, Doogie Homber, Brian Cichocki) team up with some of its finest bands (Cabin Dogs, the Scott Silipigni Band, Transistor Rodeo) for a night to raise money to give college scholarships to kids living with cerebral palsy. The event is being thrown in association with the CP Center of New Jersey, and is the perfect soup for your sinful soul that’ll need a fix of something pure after a debauched Halloween weekend.

UPDATE: For those who have enquired, this link may give more ideas about college scholarships for those with cerebral palsy.

24 Responses to “Stachler Raises Funds For College Scholarships for Cerebral Palsy Students”

  1. Val says:

    I would be interested to learn more about the college scholarship funds you have set aside for college bound students with CP. Please let me know how I apply. Thank you.

  2. Deshoun says:

    Hello,My name is Deshoun Goodwin i attend Proviso East High school im really struggling with money for school i have cerebral palsy ,but have learned to look past that and challenge myself to become an example to those who might be stuggling around me. p.s. can you please help me.

  3. Derrick George says:

    I am a Senior at Newark High School in Newark, Delaware. I would like to attend a college in Florida called “Full Sail”. My dream is to be a film director. I would like to know what I need to do to receive some kind of help. I am in a wheelchair but am very independent. I will need to find a place to live that is handicapped accessible also. Please let me know what I need to do.
    Thank you,
    Derrick George

  4. Toni Maxwell says:

    My daughter has cerebral palsey and hearing impaired. I am attempting find some scholarships for her so that we can pay the least amount due to the fact that I am a single parent. If you could send me some information it would be greatly appreciated

  5. Molly says:

    My daughter is a senior in high school and has cerebral palsy which mainly affects her right hand. She plans to attend college and wants to be a kindergarten teacher. She is very very driven, so please send us any information about scholarships. Thank you so much!

  6. Tom and Sue Mulvey says:

    Looking for college money for our son, who has cerebral palsy. He has been accepted to WVU and we are currently looking for funding.

    Thank you
    Sue

  7. Cindy Coe says:

    Hi, I am also in search for any funding that could help my son who was born 4 months early and has cerebral palsey. He aspires to be a psychologist with a journalism minor, but worries daily about how it will be paid since we have had so many medical bills from birth on. He has overcome many physical battles, but walks with a cane now and is a friendly, caring, persistant young adult with dreams and goals that he will achieve. Unfortunately both of his parents have been teaching and coaching activities to pay for everything as he has grown and have nothing saved for him or his brother (presently in his third year of college, studying to become a medical doctor) to pay for college. Do you have anything that would apply to his needs?

  8. Karen says:

    I am trying to help a young woman who has gotten accepted at the college of her dreams find a way to make it financially possible to attend.
    She has cerebral palsy and has undergone great challenges to get to where she is today. Her family has extreme financial hardships on many levels.

    How do we go about applying for a college scholarship for her?

  9. teri says:

    Please advise how we can go about finding information on colleege scholarships for my son Dyaln who is in the eleventh grade and has cerebal palsy. Thank you.

    Teri

  10. Linda says:

    Could you please let me know if there are any scholarships available for my son who has cerebral palsy- right hemiparesis. He has been accepted into Lawrence Technical University. His dream is to become an electrical & computor engineer. He is learning so much now, like a snow ball rolling down a hill building energy and volume, he is excited & motivated . He is an inspiration! He was also in Band, Jazz Band & Marching Band 4 years. He has overcome a lot of physical and social deficiencies. He starts Fall of 2009. Thank you for any guidance.

  11. Heather says:

    I’m also looking for funding for my daughter with cerebral palsey. She is graduating from Franklin High School in the top 10 percent of her class. She has been accepted to BYU in the fall of 2009, and we are trying to figure out a way to pay for school. If you have any suggestions, please let me know.

  12. tony says:

    Hi my name is Tony and I was born with cerebral palsy. I have been out of high school for 8 years. I am looking for some information on Scholarships for Cerebral Palsy Students. Thank you very much

  13. Sharon says:

    Please let me know any information about these scholarships for students with CP. Are they still available, and how to apply. Thanks. Please email me directly.

  14. Jane says:

    My son has cerebral palsy, and we are so proud of the way he has pushed through academic, physical, and social challenges. Now he is starting his senior year of high school and is looking at colleges. He has found the school of his dreams, which costs about $50,000 a year; we cannot possibly afford this. I would appreciate so much getting some ideas about where to find scholarships so that he can have the type of college experience he has worked so hard for. Thank you.

  15. Mary says:

    My daughter has cerebral palsy and is now applying to small private colleges in the southeast. She’s planning on majoring in journalism. Do you know of any CP or special needs scholarships she could apply for? Many thanks.

  16. Gary Lynn says:

    I would like to know where to apply for the scholarship. I am in a wheelchair with limited mobility but I am a straight A student. I plan on going to college to become a sports attorney and eventually go into politics. Please let us know how we can get financial help.
    Thank you

  17. Ryan White says:

    I am a junior at Columbia College in Chicago with a 3.4 GPA in journalism, with emphasis in sports. My mother lost her job last year, umtil that time she was able tp pay my expenses. We have not been able to find any scholarships for students with cerebral palsy, despite a department for handicaped students at my school and many hours on the internet. I had to move out of my dorm room and back home, and take the bus to school, which is difficult. Please let me know of any financial assistance.
    thank you for your time.

  18. Denise says:

    My son has mild left hemiplegia. He is a driven musician who has thrown himself into jazz guitar as his own physical therapy and would like to attend Chicago Center of Performing Arts at Roosevelt University. He is a strong student (31 ACT, 3.8 GPA) but needs a scholarship to achieve his dreams. We would greatly appreciate any tips for financial assistance.
    Thank you!

  19. Katht Taylor says:

    My son is a senior and is planning to go to UNOH to major in automotive technology and high performance engines. He was born prematurely and has spastic diplegic cerebral palsy. He is highly motivated and is a very hard worker.

    I am researching schlorship options that may be availiable to him.

    Please advise.

    Thank you,

    Kathty Taylor

  20. Charlene says:

    Hello, my son is a graduating senior this year. He plans on attending a community college for two years and then making a transfer to a 4 yr college. He has a left sided hemiplegia and is very high functioning. Do you have scholarship options available

    Thank you.

  21. shatika says:

    please let me know how to apply

  22. Susan says:

    Hello,
    My son is 18 (a twin) who has spastic diplegia, a vp shunt and some learning disabilities. He volunteers on our towm first aid squad to help others and give back to those that have helped him. He has been accepted to his first choice college (it has an excellent support program and is local because a seizure disorder has started) but, will try to get the college experience by living there but, will be close enough for medical reasons. Please send any info that you can with regards to scholarship that we can look into for him.

    Thank you so much,
    Susan

  23. Donna says:

    I have a son with CP who is a freshman in college this year and we have desperately tried to search for scholarships for him but have been unsuccessful! Any assistance would be greatfully appreciated!! I’m sure we are like so many of the other parents who have posted questions, our medical and equiptment expenses have really exhausted any college funds.
    thank you so much for your time.

  24. michele says:

    i have a son with cp and he is also in his senior year in high school he is very motivated and in so very interested in attending college in the fall of 2012 i have been looking for all kinds of information regarding any and all kinds of funds or scholarships /grants and i am getting no where is there any information that you can give me or any webs or numbers that i can call regarding funding for college. He is determind to go to college and plans on becoming a lawyer he has been through so much in his life with the cp and has over come it all and never let it stop him from doing anything. PLEASE IF ANYONE KNOWS ANYWHERE I CAN LOOK ……..thank you please reply michele olutayo

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