When you give to the Madonna Foundation during #GivetoLincoln, you empower us to help people facing complex medical conditions reach their fullest potential. Your support can change lives, such as that of 25-year-old Hayden Higgins. At age five, Hayden was diagnosed with muscular dystrophy, which causes progressive muscle weakness. Hayden has encountered challenges with limited use of his arms and legs and relies on a ventilator for breathing. Since childhood, he has greatly benefited from Madonna's adaptive sports programs and outpatient services. Now living in Madonna's ventilator-assisted unit and using a wheelchair for mobility, Hayden continues to thrive, achieving a level of independence that many young adults aspire to. Together, we can inspire hope and make a meaningful difference in the lives of those navigating the challenges of medical rehabilitation. To join in our journey, please visit: https://givetolincoln.com/nonprofits/madonna-foundation (fb)

Forty-five-year-old Andy Rosendahl, a self-described workaholic, believes that his busy lifestyle likely contributed to a stroke he experienced in January. When his life took a dramatic turn, he nearly gave up, but his care team at Madonna wouldn't let him. The community he built with his therapists and nurses, along with the strong support system he received from home, helped him discover his inner strength and persevere through his recovery. LEARN MORE: https://bit.ly/3F3AHLb (fb)