BREAKING GROUND, BUILDING COURAGE Seven years after an accident that left him quadriplegic, Casey McKern is paying it forward

Some of the money was used to retrofit the McKern family home with features that would accommodate Casey's new circumstances: special sleeping arrangements, and ramps to make the house more accessible for a wheelchair. The foundation holds two main fundraisers every year: a Raise Your Glass eve...

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Published inThe Spokesman-review (1894)
Main Author Ashley, Alex
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Spokane, Wash Cowles Publishing Company, d/b/a The Spokesman-Review 28.06.2015
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Dogs
Spinal cord injuries
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Summary:Some of the money was used to retrofit the McKern family home with features that would accommodate Casey's new circumstances: special sleeping arrangements, and ramps to make the house more accessible for a wheelchair. The foundation holds two main fundraisers every year: a Raise Your Glass event in the spring, which showcases local breweries and merchants, and a Balls and Chain Walleye Tournament in the fall that McKern said usually raises around $30,000.\n
ISSN:1064-7317