Volunteer with Wheels of Hope

To raise the poor (with disabilities) from the dust and give them a place of physical dignity,
spiritual restoration and capability in Christ. —Psalm 113:7&8 | Phillippians 4:13 | Titus 3:4&5

We are starting again in earnest to recondition equipment and share our need of volunteers, and ways younger folks and the young at heart can help make a difference in the lives of persons with disabilities world wide:

Saturdays are for Youth Groups, Scouts and similar groups seeking a one-day service project

If you lead a youth group, and can come on a Saturday morning, we have acres of walkers that need checked for functionality: with the good ones getting any missing rubber feet and shrink wrapped for shipping and the broken ones set aside to strip for scrap metal. We also have lots of crutches that need paired, and tipped with missing rubber feet and wrapped as well.

Contact our Operations Manager Patrick via email: patrick@wheelsofhope.org

Weekdays are for retirees and others wanting to learn reconditioning techniques and help with a group of kindred spirits on a regular basis

If you want to learn how to recondition wheelchairs in the workshop, we need a new team of a few younger volunteers to come in one day a week and start the restoration train going again.

Contact our Operations Manager Patrick via email: patrick@wheelsofhope.org

Become a collection site

Become a collection site

Contact our Operations Manager Patrick via email: patrick@wheelsofhope.org

Become a go-getter driver

Become a go-getter driver

Contact our Operations Manager Patrick via email: patrick@wheelsofhope.org

Pray for Wheels of Hope

Oh that You would bless Wheels of Hope and enlarge its sphere of effective and sustainable service.

Oh that Your Good News of abundant life forever through Jesus Christ would shine forth through those who reach out in country to distribute life-changing mobility to those in need.

Oh that Your mighty hand would be with each and every one of us who serve! Keep us from missing Your way, and protect us from harm, that it will be well with us and those we serve, please grant our request.

— based on the prayer of Jabez in 1 Chronicles 4:10