The Wheelchair Recycler

10/09/2025

🚨 We Need Your Help! 🚨

Every week, we receive calls from families and organizations wanting to donate wheelchairs, walkers, hospital beds, patient lifts, and other medical equipment. These donations are life-changing — they allow us to refurbish, recycle, and deliver mobility devices to people who need them most but can’t afford them. ♿💙

Right now, we use our personal vehicles to pick up donations. Whenever equipment doesn’t fit in the back of an SUV — which happens often with heavy power chairs, hospital beds, and larger loads — we have to rent a trailer. Renting costs money and slows down how quickly we can get these valuable items to those who need them urgently.

That’s why we’ve started a GoFundMe to help us purchase our own enclosed trailer (at least 5x8) — which costs around $4,500.

Owning our own trailer means:
✅ Faster pickups of donated equipment
✅ More funds saved for refurbishing mobility devices
✅ Quick response to urgent donation requests
✅ Safer, more reliable transportation

🧡 Every dollar helps us get closer to this goal. Your support will directly help us bring mobility, independence, and dignity to individuals with disabilities.

👉 Donate here: https://gofund.me/a57c1e81f
Your donation is tax deductible

Thank you for believing in our mission and helping us keep mobility moving forward! 🙏

—
Wheelchair Recycler Team
🌐 wheelchairrecycler.org

Every week, we receive calls from families and organizations … Wheelchair Recycler Inc needs your support for Help us to Buy a Trailer to Keep Mobility Moving

09/28/2025

After 25 years of research, Brazil has unveiled a medical breakthrough that could change the future of medicine: a drug that may regenerate spinal cord injuries. Developed by Tatiana Coelho de Sampaio and her team at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, the treatment — called polylaminin — is derived from placental laminin protein, known for its role in cell growth and repair.

Injected directly into the spine, early trials have shown astonishing outcomes for patients with paraplegia and quadriplegia. Some reported regained movement and improved function, without significant side effects. If validated, this discovery could challenge the long-standing belief that spinal cord damage is permanent.

The drug was developed in partnership with Cristália Laboratory, and while more peer-reviewed studies and regulatory approvals are needed, the potential is immense. Millions of patients worldwide suffering from spinal injuries may finally have hope for recovery. This could be the dawn of a new era in regenerative medicine.

02/28/2024

🔹 Walkers for Donation 🔹

Hello, we have a couple walkers for donation.
If you need or know someone that needs one, please send us a message.

We are located in Hudson MA
Thank you.

02/22/2024

Hello our fellow friends.

We're embarking on a fundraising campaign to rebuild our website, and your support is crucial to our mission.
A revamped website is essential for expanding our impact, as it will enable us to assist even more individuals in need.

With your help, Wheelchair Recycler Inc can reach this goal and continue our amazing work.

Please help if you can. Every donation makes a difference.

Help Wheelchair Recycler Inc reach their goal by donating or sharing with your friends.

01/28/2021

Many people have asked me about a product like this before, so here it is.

https://luci.com/meet-luci/?utm_source=instagram&utm_medium=paid+social&utm_term=wheelchair+interests&utm_content=animation+dark+v2&utm_campaign=traffic&fbclid=PAAaaKnu_CZSzTRsTWLIjB144XW2nTXXnHwxUoGriAPAGbPF3yWiIQaeRWOM0

Meet LUCI: an innovative, attachable hardware/software product for power wheelchairs, designed to give riders a safer and more inclusive experience.

06/23/2017

please if you want to donate do not do it on the wheelchairrecycler.org website page that donation link doesn't work since a con artist stole that website from Dave.

Read the Obituary and view the Guest Book, leave condolences or send flowers. | HEIM, David A. Age 55, of Marlborough, died peacefully, June 20,2017, with his family by his side at Rose Monehan Hospice in Worcester. Born in Waltham, he was the son of Frederick K. and Rachel

02/17/2017

only way to plow threw the snow 4x4

01/31/2017

brand new 4x4 wheelchair.

07/12/2016

Good job man. We need more people trying to help each other in this world.

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10207040188423283&id=1237380104

05/07/2016

Quickie rhythm conversion into this 4x4 all terrain wheelchair.