A Leg Forever supports amputees and families through community, fundraising, and direct assistance. Meet some of the recipients whose lives have been touched by your support.
Note: To apply for amputee support, you must be a Massachusetts resident and injured in a horrific accident. We review all applications carefully for this criteria and are limited in our assistance. Thank you for your complete understanding.
Making a difference in the lives of amputees.
Tom Sheehan – 2022 A Leg Forever Recipient
When JP & Paul lost their right legs in 2013, supporters from the Dockside restaurant in Wakefield, Massachusetts jumped into action with fundraisers. Nine years later, those connections helped bring support to Tom Sheehan, an amputee who had lived in pain for many years and needed help with a new prosthetic leg.
It is with your donations and support that A Leg Forever is able to help amputees like Tom. Your donation gives hope for a better future.
Jennie McCarthy – 2017 A Leg Forever Recipient
Jennie described meeting the Nordens as a moment that brought hope, strength, and laughter during one of the hardest periods of her life. A Leg Forever helped support her first leg and made her feel loved, encouraged, and part of a family.
“A Leg Forever will always be something I cherish.”
Tommy Cox – 2014 A Leg Forever Recipient
After the Boston Marathon bombing, JP & Paul Norden formed A Leg Forever to help others who have lost limbs. One of the first recipients was Tommy Cox, a young boy from North Andover who lost his leg in a boating accident.