Rocked by the deaths of its founders and namesakes, the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation set out to rebuild its brand and infrastructure — and a renewed, more empowered organization emerged.
When tragedy struck again and Reeve died unexpectedly on Oct. 10, 2004, at age 52, it sent a shock felt across the world, and one that shook CRPF to its core. Because he was intimately involved in so many aspects of the organization, there was a fair amount of questions about whether the foundation would continue and be able to sustain itself after Reeve’s death.
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When tragedy struck again and Reeve died unexpectedly on Oct. 10, 2004, at age 52, it sent a shock felt across the world, and one that shook CRPF to its core. Because he was intimately involved in so many aspects of the organization, there was a fair amount of questions about whether the foundation would continue and be able to sustain itself after Reeve’s death.