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your complete confidence and trust, and thus we have created this page
to show supporters and donors of R2R what we do with the donations we’re
given. We are extremely careful with how we spend the dollars you entrust
in our care, and offer you an inside look at our financials for this year
and years past. Click here to see financial statements
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| Road2Recovery Foundation
The Road 2 Recovery Foundation is dedicated to helping AMA licensed professional motocross/supercross members with financial assistance if they sustain career-ending injuries as well as providing motivational, emotional, and spiritual support to these individuals and their families.
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We couldn't succeed without our corporate sponsors. We welcome marketing plans that benefit your company and our cause. Sponsorship naming rights available. Donations of products and services welcomed.
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| Leighton Lillie
Supercross and Arenacross racer Leighton Lillie suffered fractures to the T6 and T7 vertebras in his back after crashing during practice for last night’s AMA Arenacross race in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Lillie was transported to St. Johns Hospital and initially had little to no feeling below the waist but doctors were optimistic after tests this morning showed that his spinal cord was not severed in the accident and that the nerves in his legs reacted to stimulus.
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| Jiri Dostal
Saturday, Dec 27,2008, Jiri suffered a painful crash in the Riverside Hills. He sustained a broken neck and hand and will most likely be in a halo.
Road 2 Recovery is accepting donations to help with the medical expenses. Thank you for your donations and prayers.
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| Shae Bentley
A longtime fan-favorite, Shae Bentley needs our help.
Shae turned pro in 1998 and ended up in 5th place in the East Coast SX series. Shae was forced to sit out the following season due to injury, but came back in 2000 and captured the 125 West Coast SX Championship.
Unfortunately Shae would continue to be pledged with illness and injury. Just shy of his 26th birthday Shae made the decision to retire. Now Shae finally knows why he had been so ill. Crohn's disease.
Crohn's disease is a chronic inflammatory disease. Since there is no cure for Crohn's disease, the goals of treatment are to induce and maintain remission, minimize side effects of treatment, and improve the quality of life. Shae has been hospitalized for the past 2 weeks and is too ill to work.
So let’s all pull together and help this champion.
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| Doug Henry
Doug crashed in Florida while preparing for the upcoming SuperMoto series. The crashed left Doug with a broken back near the same location as the infamous Buds Creek crash in 1997. Doug underwent surgery to relieve pressure from his broken T12 vertebra with doctors calling the surgery a success, according to Yamaha personnel in Florida.
Doug has been transported to Shepherd Center in Georgia to begin his recovery. Join us for a great night of racing as the Motocross community comes together to support one of the most loved guys to ever throw a leg over a motorcycle.
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| Nick Depalo
On November 24th, 2006, Nick DePalo sustained a severe spinal cord injury while racing at the Gatorback Winter Olympic’s. After surgery and many months of therapy Nick is now in a wheelchair. There is tremendous hope that through continued therapy, Nick will be able to take advantage of future medical breakthroughs.
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| Ernesto Fonseca
Honda's Ernesto Fonseca crashed while preparing for the Daytona Supercross at a test track in California. There has been a lot of information and misinformation floating around, but here's the deal: Ernesto landed on his head and broke the C-7 vertebra in his back, which is approximately at mid-chest level. His spinal cord was "bent" but not severed. Doctors have stabilized him and are puting a halo on Ernesto in hopes that it will help him regain full function. Your donations will go to assist Ernesto in his recovery process.
for updated news, see ErnestoFonseca.com
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| James Marshall
On February 11th, 2006, James Marshall was tragically injured in round 6 of the Amd Mobile Supercross series in San Diego. Running in 5th place in Heat #2, James went over the bars through a tricky step up--step down combination and was subsequently hit by two trailing riders. The impact of the incident left Marshall with broken C2, C5, and C6 vertebrae.
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| David Bailey
This letter is about David Bailey. Unfortunately, it is not a time to talk about how well David is doing at overcoming adversity. It is not a time to talk about how once again David has shown the unbelievable resolve to overcome recent significant physical setbacks. This is a letter to ask for help.
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| Jamie Brockman
Donations are being accepted to offset the medical costs acquired from the life changing injuries Jamie Brockman sustained at the Spring Creek round of the AMA Motocross Championship. A Jamie Brockman Foundation has been started to help Jamie and others.
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| Justin Smith
In light of the recent brain injury suffered by Justin Smith (rider #125) of the Shark/Plano Honda team, the Road 2 Recovery Foundation (501c-3 charitable tax ID# 86-0996104) has organized an industry-wide charity. One of the ways you can help is to make a charitable donation using your credit card. Click the make donation link below to make a donation online using the secure payment form.
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