Mobility Worldwide MO Columbia: Maker of the Mobility Cart since 1994

When you do good things, and do them well, and let people know about it, good people want to help. - Mel West, Mobility Cart Founder

Here's Donor Jim Wall & Founder Mel West building a ceremonial 1st cart at our new facility. These guys have changed so many lives with the carts they've built, they could probably build them blindfolded. Thanks for breaking in the new facilities, gentlemen!

Say "hello" to Paul Kapiyo! Bishop Harvey from Malawi sent this video of Paul enjoying a Mobility Cart from their container this summer, sent by Orphan Grain Train, Inc. in Norfolk, NE. Paul goes to Ndiola primary school. His parents joined the Bishop's church now and most of the family members. More than 5 disabled people have registered their names looking for Mobility Carts. Pastors are very grateful that most of the children and people come to church now wearing shoes a...nd good clothes which never happened before. Bicycles have also made it easy to travel short distances and visit local churches, too.

If you're looking for other ways to help, we can definitely use some extra gallon jugs and tin cans. Gallon jugs and tin cans (all clean and dry) are used for packing the Mobility Carts into shipping boxes. Jugs are used to fill in spaces and help keep things from shifting so much in months of storage and transport over long distances. The cans go over the axles to keep from punching thru the boxes. With ramping up production, we'll need a good supply. Thank you everyone!

Meet Peter Ngungi, a disabled 40-year-old man living in Kenya, who was able to ride his Mobility Cart for the first time. You can see how his life will be changed forever! #GiftofMobility To see Peter and other stories about our mission in action, check out our videos here: https://loom.ly/CL3jaY0

It's 2021! Hallelujah. Despite the craziness, we built over 1,100 Mobility Carts in 2020 thanks to your support! Lots of people all over the world getting the gift of mobility.