When Kenny Salvini, co-founder of the Here and Now Project, made a stop at Harborview Medical Center last week to deliver care baskets, he didn’t expect to run into a familiar face—Martez Bryant. What began as a brief hallway catch-up quickly turned into a powerful reminder of how healing and purpose can intertwine in unexpected ways.

79-year-old Gary Williams – pictured here outside his home near St. Regis, Montana with Kenny & Claire Salvini – has become a regular participant met our weekly virtual gatherings.

A night of community, connection, and the universal joy of dance Dancing Without Limits Back on March 20th, we gathered at Washington...

There’s been a whole lot happening behind the scenes at H&NP, thanks in no small part to a two-year grant from the Craig H. Neilsen...

Alphonso Rodriguez has jumped in to the community. Here he is with Kenny Salvini, his Father-In-Law and Jesse Case at their home for a...

UPDATE on SB 5680 – Washington's Wheelchair Right to Repair bill PASSED UNANIMOUSLY with a 95-0 vote! A stunning turnaround after...

Two weeks ago, we got to deliver a little Holiday cheer in the form of accessibility thanks to the incredible volunteers and driving...

On a sunny February day in 1963, Dan Ohlson’s life changed forever. At just 18, a chairlift accident left him with a spinal cord injury...

Who Was Jordan Guerrero? Jordan Guerrero was a man of remarkable resilience and spirit. In 2022, he experienced a life-changing spinal...

We've delivered dozens of care baskets to the newly injured over the last five years, and we never really know how the interaction will...