Nice wheelchairs come to LifeNets

September 5, 2017

Chris Stewart and I picked up a wheelchair in New Richmond, OH today. A power chair in very good condition. You can see delivery of this wheelchair on August 24, 2017 in Milford, Ohio at https://lifenets.org/wheelchair-stroke-victim/.

Also, we have recently been donated a low-mileage van that wheelchair accessible in Indiana and another new power chair from Florida. We are happy to make these chairs and equipment available to those who need them.

Since 2000 LifeNets has been matching wheelchairs from donors to recipients who have deeply appreciate being able to have the mobility that they had not been able to have before.

You can read more about LifeNets wheelchair work at
https://lifenets.org/wheelchair
and see our special site where people with wheelchair donations and those needing them can meet.

Go to http://lifenetswheelchairproject.org

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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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