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Gifts totaling more than $92,000 were received this year from the estates of two exceptional donors, Charles A. Wunder and Louise Cook Holmes.

The Stuttering Foundation has recognized the song You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet, a 1974 number one hit by Bachman-Turner Overdrive, as being the most unique of the many rock songs featuring stuttering vocals.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The nonprofit Stuttering Foundation is the recipient of eight Parent to Parent Awards for its Website, www.StutteringHelp.org, which attracts millions of visitors each month from around the world. The Website offers free resources for those who stutter, their families, and professionals working with those who stutter.

Joe Fulcher plays a valuable role in the smooth operations and financial excellence of the Stuttering Foundation. Since 1984 he has served in the roles of Vice President, and Assistant Secretary and Treasurer. He also serves on the annual Audit Committee.

His dedication to his work with SFA is an example to the entire board and staff.

The Stuttering Foundation is this year's recipient of the student-led fundraising campaign organized each year by the National Student Speech Language Hearing Association. See donations below. 

By Joan Warner

Like David Seidler said in his Oscar acceptance speech for The King's Speech - "We have a voice. We have been heard"- Stuttering Foundation friend, patron, and unofficial Public Library Ambassador Leon 'Jigger' Sirois has been espousing that sentiment for years. Tirelessly working with his late-in-life found fluency on behalf of the Stuttering Foundation and all people who stutter, he too says we can be heard.

-From the Summer 2011 Newsletter

"We have a voice. We have been heard."
David Seidler, while accepting his Oscar for The King's Speech