44 Foundations that have given Special Education grants in Wisconsin

TO ADVANCE THE NEUROLOGICAL SCIENCES PERTAINING TO MOVEMENT DISORDERS; TO IMPROVE THE DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF PATIENTS; TO OPERATE EXCLUSIVELY FOR SCIENTIFIC, SCHOLARLY AND EDUCATIONAL PURPORSES; TO ENCOURAGE RESEARCH; TO PROVIDE FORUMS FOR SHARING IDEAS AND FOR ADVANCING THE RELATED CLINICAL AND SCIENTIFIC DISCIPLINES; AND TO ENCOURAGE INTEREST AND PARTICIPATION IN THE ACTIVITIES OF THE SOCIETY AMOUNG HEALTHCARE AND ALLIED PROFESSIONALS AND SCIENTISTS.

TO STIMULATE THE CONTINUAL PROCESS OF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION, TO PROMOTE THE EXCHANGE OF IDEAS, AND TO ADVANCE THE WISCONSIN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND OTHER ACADEMIC UNITS.

TO OPERATE EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES, AND IN FURTHERANCE OF SUCH PURPOSES, TO ENGAGE IN THE DEVELOPMENT AND DISSEMINATION OF KNOWLEDGE, INFORMATION, IDEAS, TRENDS, PHILOSOPHIES AND METHODS CONCERNING THE PREVENTION, DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF DISEASES, DISORDERS, INJURIES, ABNORMALITIES AND OTHER CONDITIONS OF THE LUMBAR SPINE IN CHILDREN AND ADULTS; TO SPONSOR AND CONDUCT MEDICAL RESEARCH RELATING TO THE LUMBAR SPINE AND TO PUBLISH THE RESULTS OF SUCH RESEARCH FOR PUBLIC USE; AND TO SPONSOR AND CONDUCT EDUCATIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC SEMINARS AND PROGRAMS FOR THE PRESENTATION AND DISCUSSION OF MEDICAL AND SCIENTIFIC PAPERS RELATING TO THE LUMBAR SPINE.

To raise awareness and money for epilepsy research and program services for children with special needs.

To serve impoverished areas of the world by providing special needs children with housing, food, education, medical care and spiritual support in a safe and therapeutic environment, with an emphasis on maintaining intact family units.