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Mobility Worldwide

Our mission is to empower people with the freedom of mobility, enhancing their quality of life, independence, and ability to participate in their communities.

We’ve spent the past 30+ years developing, producing, and distributing our Mobility Carts. PET International envisions a ten-fold increase in PET production and distribution by 2015.

11/03/2025

This weekend, our Executive Director, C.J. Stanfill, joined Alice Tiesen, founder of His Wheels, to celebrate almost 20 years of service and impact.

As His Wheels officially closes its doors, we’re grateful for their lasting impact in the mobility community.

His Wheels dedicated its efforts to designing and manufacturing hand-pedaled trikes for people with disabilities. Their legacy will continue through the work of Mobility Worldwide.

Pictured (left to right): Kevin Nikolich (engineer for His Wheels handcycle), Nancy Biedry (author of His Wheels seating manual), and Alice Tiesen, founder of His Wheels International.

To learn more, please visit: https://mobilityworldwide.org/his-wheels/

10/30/2025

Our partners and supporters make it possible to deliver Mobility Carts around the world. We’re grateful for the support from local Lions Clubs, including Ruiru Pioneer Lions Club, The Lions Club of Nairobi – Huru, and Leos from Zetech University.

Photos of Lions volunteers assembling Mobility Carts in Kenya.

10/29/2025

In Kanthonga Village, Malawi, the rainy season can wash everything away.

For Joseph, rain used to mean months of being stuck indoors. The mud made movement impossible. Although he wanted to own a grocery shop, his disability limited his dreams.

That changed when our partners at Action for Progress delivered a new Mobility Cart. Joseph was able to start his shop and become an active part of his community.

Today, he owns a small grocery shop and is known throughout his village as an example of what’s possible.

His guardian said, “We now buy groceries from his shop, and he is an example for disabled people that disability does not limit them to inability. In our village, he is like a torch that you can see from afar. Everyone knows him, and you cannot fail to see him.”

10/28/2025

Penney Farms recently celebrated three of our newest Mobility Worldwide Hall of Fame inductees, Vince Petno, Armand Schmaltz, and Sid Rooy.

Thank you for your service, leadership, and legacy!

10/24/2025

Polio still changes lives.
 So does mobility.

This World Polio Day, we celebrate the survivors, volunteers, and partners who make movement possible.

10/21/2025

A container arrived in Malawi today for our partner, Somebody Cares Ministries!

This shipment was organized by Mobility Worldwide Austin, with carts and materials provided by our friends at MW Brazos Valley, MW San Antonio, MW Columbia - MO, and others.

Thank you to every affiliate and volunteer who helped make this possible.

10/20/2025

Gbessay, 41, lives in Bo, Sierra Leone. Diagnosed with polio at age four, he’s never let his disability define him.

He received his first Mobility Cart in 1998 and this year he received a new one!

He continues to travel five miles each day with his cart to his tailoring shop, where he works and trains apprentices. Gbessay is passionate about helping others with disabilities gain the skills and confidence to build their own independence.

He’s known in his community not for his limitations, but for his leadership and as a father of five.

10/17/2025

A few snapshots from an our 2025 Annual Conference in Wichita!

Thank you to everyone who traveled to join us this year! We’re already looking forward to next year’s conferece, Oct 1–3, 2026.

10/15/2025

“I’m getting a Mobility Cart? And it’s free?”

There’s so much joy and excitement for the recipient who is getting their mobility back, but also for their community.

Thank you, Rose Farhat, Director of Women of the Lutheran Church in Liberia, for sharing this story during our panel at the 2025 Annual Conference.

10/13/2025

42 Mobility Carts delivered in Tanzania!

Brighton Mkocha helped deliver Mobility Carts to individuals living with leg disabilities in the Iringa Region, Kilolo Districts.

As he shared, “Their smiles were like food and healing to my soul… this has been a life-game changer as it elevated my humanity and my perspective toward human being.”

Thank you, Brighton, for sharing your words and photos!

10/10/2025

This year at our Annual Friendship Banquet, we added a second new award, the Forward Motion Award.

This award recognizes someone who thinks boldly and brings fresh ideas and creative solutions that move our mission forward, whether it’s redesigning a process, expanding reach, or improving the way we serve.

Help us celebrate this year’s recipients, Christine and Kirby Goering!

10/09/2025

This year at our Annual Friendship banquet, we introduced a new award: The Community Builder Award.

This award honors an individual whose leadership, collaboration, and compassion strengthen the Mobility Worldwide family, both within their shop and across all affiliates.

This year’s recipient, Gary Moreau, has spent years bringing people together. Through his dedication and heart for others, Gary has helped build more than carts. He’s also helped build a community focused on helping bring mobility to others.

Congratulations, Gary, and thank you for showing what it means to move forward together.

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+17704078796

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https://MobilityWorldwide.org/

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Your gifts to Mobility Worldwide provide these children of God with hand-cranked Mobility Carts, vehicles that allow them to go where ordinary wheelchairs won’t go. There is no cost to the recipient – we reflect the love of God by giving them the Gift of Mobility.

Since 1994:

Over 73,000 Mobility Carts built

Hundreds of volunteers