Bel13ve in Miracles Foundation

1.3 million Americans are living with paralysis from a spinal cord injury.

They were all told paralysis is permanent. Medical science is changing that.

Our Mission

Jack Jablonski Bel13ve in Miracles Foundation is driven to advance medical research and innovative treatments that are achieving victories over paralysis. Our vision is a world where paralysis is no longer permanent.

It's Time to Step Up

Wine & Spirits to BEL13VE

50+ wines, champagne, scotch, bourbon, great food, & fun – all to make something amazing happen.

Please join us for our 2018 wine & spirits tasting event hosted by Jamie & Jordan Leopold at their stunning Mississippi Gardens event center. Thursday – March 1 from 6:00 – 8:00 PM

Event net proceeds will advance paralysis recovery through medical research.

2018 Wine & Spirits Event Highlights

Eight tasting stations. 6 with fine wines. 1 with champagne & scotch. 1 with spirits. The tastes for 2018 will be revealed at the event. Previous year tastings featured Sterling, Stags’ Leap, Joel Gott, Napa Cellars, Chateau Ste. Michelle, Oyster Bay, Folie a Deux, Coppola Diamond, Layer Cake, & many more.PlusMaker’s 46, Basil Hayden, Bakers, and Jim Beam Double Oak. All guests receive a commemorative wine glass etched with the BEL13VE logo.

Special guest emcees – Carly Zucker, radio and TV personality and wife of Jason Zucker of the Minnesota Wildwill join former NHL star andHobey Baker winner Jordan Leopold to host a brief update on the amazing medical research collaboration between BEL13VE and the Mayo Clinic that is changing what is possible in paralysis recovery.

Enjoy butler-passed appetizers.

Hosted by Jamie and Jordan Leopold at their beautiful MISSISSIPPI GARDENS event center located on the bluffs of the Mississippi River, just minutes north of the Twin Cities.

All guests registering by Tuesday, February 27 will receive hosted (free) Uber ride service to and from the event.

The big message here is that people with a spinal cord injury no longer need to think they have a lifelong sentence of paralysis.”

Dr. Roderic Pettigrew, Director

National Institutes of Health, U.S. National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering – April 8, 2014

Paralysis is no longer permanent. The miracle is now out there. It’s called epidural stimulation, and it is already helping trial patients regain some of the functions and mobility they had been told they’d never have again.

2017 BEL13VE GOLF TOURNAMENT

July 20, 2017 – The Wild’s Golf Club

Together, we will get this done. BEL13VE.

Thank you golfers, sponsors, and volunteers for coming together to help make recovery possible.

Click here to see more photos from 2017 Bel13ve Golf

The first epidural stimulation procedures were successfully performed on human patients with chronic paralysis at the University of Louisville beginning in 2011. The amazing results achieved were reported in medical journals in 2012 (Lancet) and 2014 (BRAIN).

The Mayo Clinic’s successful replication of these results, published in April 2017, completes an important step that is essential to securing FDA approval for general use of this procedure to restore abilities once considered permanently lost with paralysis.

More than 6 million Americans live with paralysis today, including 1.3 million who suffered an injury to their spinal cord.

Together, we can get up from anything. Believe. —Jack”

2016 NIGHT TO BEL13VE funds Paralysis Recovery at Mayo Clinic

With our research partner – the world-renowned Mayo Clinic – BEL13VE is currently funding the first two trial patients in a life-changing epidural stimulation implant procedure for paralysis recovery treatment. Learn more in the video.