Jack Jablonski Foundation

We BEL13VE in Recovery. The Jack Jablonski Bel13ve in Miracles Foundation is a volunteer-led 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization that started by accident. Jack Jablonski’s life changed forever after he was hit during a high school hockey game. The resulting injury left him quadriplegic. Today, Jack continues down his road to recovery, while helping others with spinal cord injuries. The Bel13ve in Miracles Foundation was formed around the ever-growing community of Bel13vers, uniting them under the mission of advancing research and innovative treatments that will achieve victories over paralysis, including: Initially, we created BEL13VER Scholarships that provide access for others with spinal cord injuries to the same ABLE (Activity-Based Locomotor Exercise) therapies helping Jack. Now, in light of the recent stunning research results, the pace of change for spinal cord injury has made great strides. Our foundation's focus is now on directing both funding and public attention to research happening at the University of Louisville that is demonstrating truly breakthrough results restoring voluntary muscle control below the point of injury to the spinal cord with the use of epidural stimulation. This new therapy is also demonstrating results restoring other vital abilities such as bowel and bladder control, sexual function, heart and lung health, and even the ability of the body to regulate its temperature. We BEL13VE in Recovery. Join us.