Your donation for #GivetoLincoln Day will support people whose lives have been impacted by a catastrophic accident or serious illness. Patients like nine -year-old Aiden Crouse, who came to @MadonnaRehab after being hit by a car in front of his elementary school. DONATE: https://www.givetolincoln.com/nonprofits/madonna-foundation

The Madonna Foundation would like to recognize Valentino's as a 2017 Hope Partnerhttps://www.madonna.org/foundation/hope-partners

There’s still plenty of time to support Madonna through your #OmahaGives donation at https://bit.ly/2qQEDWN. Take a look at how your help will impact the lives of patients and their families. WATCH >>

Everyday we’re rebuilding lives here inside Madonna’s Omaha Campus and today you can help through an #OmahaGives donation. A young mother, Jessica Lode, credits Madonna for helping her regain independence after suffering a stroke.Support her and other patients by donating now: https://bit.ly/2qQEDWN WATCH >>

After a debilitating stroke left him unable to walk, Madonna helped veteran Victor Cabriales battle back to regain his independence. Victor, who spent 34 years in the Army including two tours in Iraq, tapped into his military training for the strength and courage. He also utilized the help of Madonna’s caring staff and specialized equipment to regain his mobility. You too can help Victor and others get back to their passions by making a donation to #OmahaGives: https://bit.ly/2qQEDWN

The Madonna Foundation would like to recognize Erickson Sullivan Architects as a 2017 Hope Partner. https://www.madonna.org/foundation/hope-partners

During graduation season, we want to congratulate all graduates for achieving their goals. We also want to introduce you to high school senior Nyeilah Suggs. Last fall she worked hard with Madonna TherapyPlus to walk across stage to receive her high school diploma Sunday night.

Join us and the Lincoln Saltdogs at the ballpark tonight for the home opener against the Sioux City Explorers. It's also #StrikeOutStroke night to support the Retreat & Refresh Stroke Camp in Nebraska! Get the details and buy your tickets now: www.saltdogs.com/strikeoutstroke

Don't feel like cooking Thursday? Why not support Madonna by heading to Granite City Food & Brewery - Lincoln at Gateway Mall for Dine 2 Donate. Mention Madonna to your server and 20 percent of the cost of your lunch or dinner meal will go to Madonna Match Point Wheelchair Tennis Team. Take-out orders qualify too!

Our latest issue of the Independent Magazine is out! This issue is dedicated to one of Madonna’s CORE values: teaching. Along with patient stories and Foundation news, you'll discover our commitment to our rich history of providing excellent patient care and how we're training the next generation of rehabilitation professionals. Download our spring issue and tell us which article is your favorite! https://www.madonna.org/images/uploads-users/news/Spring_2018_Independent.pdf

The Mullin Education Endowment Scholarships were awarded to three outstanding Madonna employees who are working toward their bachelor of science degrees in nursing: Gabby Jacobsen, nurse aid at the Omaha Campus, studying at Nebraska Methodist College; Angie Gaughen, charge nurse at the Lincoln Campus, studying at the University of Nebraska Medical Center; and Emily Klein, nurse aid at the Lincoln Campus, studying at Bryan College of Health Sciences.

The Betty A. Sweinimer Memorial Scholarships were awarded to two Madonna employees at the Angel Spotlight. Recipients include Coleman Lay, rehabilitation associate at the Omaha Campus, who is studying to become a doctor of occupational therapy at Creighton University and Kaylea Speckmann, a nurse aid at the Lincoln Campus, who is currently applying to physical therapy schools.