Huey Magoo’s Supports Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Month with Roundup Campaign

Huey Magoo’s, the fast-casual chain known for premium chicken tenders, is inviting guests to make a meaningful difference one meal at a time through a monthlong partnership with the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation. Throughout September, in recognition of Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Month, guests at participating Huey Magoo’s locations can round up their in-store purchase to the next dollar, with every cent donated to the foundation in support of its mission, “Today’s Care. Tomorrow’s Cure.”

The September roundup campaign gives guests an easy way to support an organization dedicated to advancing research while improving the quality of life for individuals and families living with paralysis. Every donation, no matter the amount, helps further the Foundation’s work to accelerate promising treatments, expand access to critical resources and provide hope for those navigating life after spinal cord injury and other causes of paralysis.

Founded in 1982, the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation has become a leading national nonprofit dedicated to curing spinal cord injury by advancing innovative research and improving quality of life for people living with paralysis. Inspired by Christopher and Dana Reeve’s leadership and advocacy, the Foundation supports cutting-edge scientific research while providing free resources, peer and family support, advocacy initiatives and educational programs through its National Paralysis Resource Center, helping individuals caregivers, health professionals and others navigate the day-to-day challenges of life with paralysis.

“The Reeve Foundation is near and dear to my family,” said Andy Howard, president and CEO of Huey Magoo’s. “We’re honored to support the foundation’s incredible work and invite guests at participating Huey Magoo’s locations to join us this September by rounding up their in-store purchase. Even the smallest donation can make a meaningful difference in advancing life-changing care, groundbreaking research and hope for individuals and families living with paralysis.”