Hope Dealers

"We rise by lifting others." – Robert Ingersoll

What is a Hope Dealer

At Chair The Hope, our community of ‘Hope Dealers’ is all about spreading hope to individuals of all abilities. Through our regular contributions and hands-on involvement in both local and global projects, we strive to uplift communities and make a real difference in people’s lives. By embracing diversity and fostering inclusivity, we work together to create a brighter future for everyone, where every individual has the chance to thrive.

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It’s more than just a wheelchair

Our family has seen firsthand how a wheelchair can transform the daily lives of those who need it, as well as their loved ones. The freedom a wheelchair offers is just as meaningful to the recipient as it is to their caregivers. We understand what it feels like to either be served daily or to be the one providing that service. Everyone should have the opportunity to go to school, go to work, attend church, or visit the local market down the street. Everyone deserves the chance to move freely and find their independence.

beautiful examples of strength

There are so many beautiful examples of strength that we’ve encountered over the years, but Evan and Tonito are both something special. They have both taken their new chairs and given themselves a new way of life. We invite you to read their heartwarming stories below.

Please join the Chair The Hope family today so we can help others find their purpose again, through hope and mobility.

Evan Young

At 19, Evan’s life changed when he broke his neck during his senior year of high school. However, with the help of a wheelchair, he’s regained mobility and independence.

Recently, Evan had the incredible opportunity to travel with his family for a Chair The Hope wheelchair distribution, where he not only had a great time but also learned the true meaning of hope. His journey has allowed him to inspire others simply through his strength and presence.

Tonito

Before receiving his wheelchair, nine-year-old Tonito relied on his mother to carry him to school and assist him throughout the day, moving him from class to class.

Tonito is deeply loved by his classmates, and since getting his wheelchair, the positive changes have been remarkable. His teacher shared that his grades have improved, his reading skills have advanced, and he’s now become a leader in the classroom.

Hope dealers