The Arc of Smith County is part of a non-profit, nationwide volunteer organization of involved parents and family members, active professionals and interested friends who work on behalf of persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Founded… Read More

The Trinity Mother Frances Respite Care Program is funded through a grant with the Department of State Health Services, Children Special Health Care Needs program. The Respite program is sponsored by Trinity Mother Frances Hospitals and Clinics. Saturday… Read More

DC Shares is the place where you can donate gently used durable medical equipment. If you have medical equipment going unused please consider donating it to DC Shares.  DC Shares serves low income District residents with disabilities who are unable to… Read More

The Refurbished Equipment Marketplace is a centralized depository of previously owned assistive technologies that have been donated, refurbished and made available for purchase to individuals and dealers throughout New Hampshire. Each year the REM sells… Read More

Your ReSource offers reconditioned home medical equipment to individuals and families. We collect gently used wheelchairs, walkers, canes, crutches, hospital beds and more. We clean and repair the home medical equipment at our facility. We help people… Read More

The Care Project helps people acquire no-cost medical equipment that has been refurbished, repaired and sanitized, in order to live, learn, work and play more independently. Examples of equipment collected and distributed include: Computers and computer… Read More

Virgin Islands Resource Center for Disabled (VIRCD) is a private, non-profit 501(c)(3) organization designed to meet the informational, instructional, vocational and adaptive technological needs of persons with disabilities. It is the Center's firm belief… Read More

The WILL Center is a nonprofit, community based, nonresidential organization that is run by and for people with disabilities and provides the following services: Individual Advocacy Systems Advocacy Information and Referral Independent Living Skills Training… Read More

With your donations, Goodwill Easter Seals spends 98 cents of every dollar on helping over 8,600 people with disabilities along the Gulf Coast. Your donations make our programs and services possible. From Early Intervention services for kids with disabilities… Read More

Project MEND is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) agency dedicated to helping low-income people with disabilities obtain medical equipment and financial assistance to help with the purchase of assistive technologies medically necessary for rehabilitation and recovery… Read More