The MobilityWorks Foundation Accessibility Funding Donate

The MobilityWorks Foundation is a non-profit organization, which provides handicap accessible transportation to those in need. Whether one needs a lift installed in his mini-van, hand controls installed in her pick-up truck, or a new vehicle altogether, the MobilityWorks Foundation would like to help.

The MobilityWorks Foundation is a non-profit organization that will provide financial assistance and or equipment to selected individuals requiring adaptive vehicles or driving aids. The Foundation's goal is to make the world accessible for physically challenged individuals and families. The Foundation will provide financial assistance and or equipment to selected, qualified applicants requiring adaptive vehicles or driving aids. Its funding comes from four sources:

• Direct Donations
• Fund-raising
• Sponsorship
• Opportunities Grants

Many Individuals and families require financial assistance with adaptive transportation equipment.

According to MobilityWorks, 50% of individuals looking to purchase adaptive transportation lack financial assistance. The MobilityWorks Foundation will assist in providing accessible transportation to selected, qualified applicants.

We need volunteers!

You can help! The MobilityWorks Foundation is looking for volunteers to help set-up fund-raising events in communities throughout the US. If you are interested, contact us to see how you can contribute. There are great incentives for our dedicated volunteer


Special Thanks

The following organization has been extremely supportive of our desire to help deserving individuals with their mobility needs.

The David Lytle Memorial Foundation - Assisting Persons with Spinal Cord Injuries


"I didn't lose my ability to smile ... or my ability to have dreams. It just takes a different strategy"Julia Rodes, Ms. Wheelchair South Carolina


 

Click here for information on the August 4 event "Saluting the DAV"

Recent Foundation Activity

Juliana Ramos ABC News
The MobilityWorks Foundation provided a Conquest wheelchair motorcycle to Staff Sergeant Jack Pierce who was paralyzed by an IED while serving in Afghanistan. Pierce was the winner of an essay contest titled "Nominate Your Hero" that was announced by MobilityWorks President/CEO Bill Koeblitz in Sturgis, SD on August 13th. Video Documentary

Cincinnati wheelchair van donation to Arnneater Crawford
Cincinnati Mayor Mark Mallory with Arnneater Crawford and the wheelchair accessible minivan donated by The MobilityWorks Foundation and Vantage Mobility International. The van was presented to Arnneater May 31, 2011. Cincinnati News Herald Story

Juliana Ramos ABC News
The MobilityWorks Foundation and BraunAbility teamed up to help Juliana Ramos with a wheelchair van in March, 2011. Juliana was severely injured in a car accident just weeks before she was supposed to get married. ABC News Chicago Channel 7

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