Wheelchair Project

Welcome to LifeNets The Wheelchair Project!

The goal of LifeNet's Wheelchair Project is to put wheelchairs that are not currently being used into the hands of someone who can benefit from them.

LifeNet's Wheelchair Project is for those living in the United States. The program is designed to facilitate the exchange of wheelchairs between individuals and is not for the use of vendors or distributors.

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If you need to reach us by e-mail, please e-mail us at mikekubik@gmail.com.

WHEELCHAIR PROJECT

Nice wheelchairs come to LifeNets
September 5, 2017 Chris Stewart and I picked up a…
Wheelchair for stroke victim
This is a success story about a typical…
Wheelchair story from Annual Report
Posted originally on November…
LifeNets Wheelchair Project Update with 2020 report
The LifeNets Wheelchair Project…
LifeNets Wheelchair Report by Mike Kubik
Michael Kubik, our son, manages the LifeNetes…
Wheelchair makes wedding sweet for father
August 18, 2022 Our LifeNets Wheelchair…
LifeNets helps Winchester, OH resident with wheelchair ramp
February 2023 Providing mobility support is one…
Wheelchair Foundation Endorses LifeNets for Wheelchairs
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Boise Scooter Headed to Portland
May 25, 2023 by Debbie Bensinger As spring began…
LifeNets Wheelchair Testimonial
April 18, 2024 The LifeNets Wheelchair Project…
Example of LifeNets Wheelchair Match in Queens NY
May 17, 2024 Here is an example of one of…
LifeNets Volunteer Helps With Wheelchair Repair
June 12, 2024 From Robert Curry in Colorado "I…
Van for Faith
July 26, 2024 Family In Need of Wheelchair…
The Tim Adams Wheelchair Story
August 21, 2024 From Michael Kubik, Wheelchair…
Van for Faith Delivered
September 5, 2024 We at LifeNets are so…

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About LifeNets

Meeting humanitarian needs to relieve suffering.
Generating hope through opportunities to become self-sufficient.
Working on the basis of mutual respect, honor and dignity with recipients and donors.
Delivering services through local leaders whom we know and trust.
Being culturally sensitive in the type and amount of aid we deliver.
Leveraging donations by partnering with organizations who sell us their products at a fraction of the wholesale cost.
Using governmental services such as the U.S. Defense and State Departments to defray costs of container shipments.
Creating a circle of ongoing benefits. In many cases recipients are able to pass on aid, training and services to others. They are living examples of "Passing on the Gift" to their communities. This preserves individual dignity and reinforces the practice of giving to others.

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