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The Lakeshore Foundation works with injured military personnel and their families through the Lima Foxtrot program. Its facilities are also used for Olympic and Paralympic training and in international wheelchair sporting events. Wheelchair rugby competitions at Lakeshore were featured in the [[2005]] documentary film "[[Murderball]]". | The Lakeshore Foundation works with injured military personnel and their families through the Lima Foxtrot program. Its facilities are also used for Olympic and Paralympic training and in international wheelchair sporting events. Wheelchair rugby competitions at Lakeshore were featured in the [[2005]] documentary film "[[Murderball]]". | ||
The foundation had assets of over $123,000,000 | The foundation had assets of over $123,000,000 with over $83,000,000 in cash and securities at the end of 2007. | ||
A [[2008]] addition and renovation of the Foundation's 54-bed housing facility was designed by [[KPS Group]] and built by [[HOAR Construction]]. The project was certified by the U. S. Green Building Council as meeting the requirements of the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) program. | A [[2008]] addition and renovation of the Foundation's 54-bed housing facility was designed by [[KPS Group]] and built by [[HOAR Construction]]. The project was certified by the U. S. Green Building Council as meeting the requirements of the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) program. | ||
Revision as of 11:08, 24 June 2009
The Lakeshore Foundation is a non-profit rehabilitation center which offers fitness, recreation, athletic and educational programs to people with physical disabilities or disabling conditions. The foundation is located on a 45-acre campus off Lakeshore Drive in Homewood. The center employs a staff of more than 80, and also houses the Birmingham offices of the Alabama Department of Rehabilitation Services, the National Multiple Sclerosis Society and HealthSouth's Lakeshore Rehabilitation Hospital.
The Lakeshore Foundation works with injured military personnel and their families through the Lima Foxtrot program. Its facilities are also used for Olympic and Paralympic training and in international wheelchair sporting events. Wheelchair rugby competitions at Lakeshore were featured in the 2005 documentary film "Murderball".
The foundation had assets of over $123,000,000 with over $83,000,000 in cash and securities at the end of 2007.
A 2008 addition and renovation of the Foundation's 54-bed housing facility was designed by KPS Group and built by HOAR Construction. The project was certified by the U. S. Green Building Council as meeting the requirements of the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) program.
References
- Cooper, Lauren B. (March 30, 2009) "KPS project earns LEED certification." Birmingham Business Journal.
External links
- Lakeshore Foundation website