Overview

About this resource

Renew Mobility is a West Michigan nonprofit that refurbishes gently used mobility equipment and gets it into the hands of people who need it, with a mission to “enhance independence through access to mobility equipment.” For families facing the high cost of wheelchairs, walkers, and other devices, it offers a practical, affordable alternative built on community donations.

The organization collects donated equipment, cleans and restores it, and redistributes it to children and adults with disabilities — pairing the equipment with continuing education, delivery, and maintenance so devices keep working over time. Because the equipment comes from donations, it is generally provided at little or no cost to those in need, removing a major financial barrier. Renew Mobility partners with universities, local businesses, and community groups to sustain the supply and reach.

This resource matters because mobility equipment is essential to independence, safety, and dignity, yet new devices are expensive and insurance doesn’t always cover them — a particular hardship for caregivers stretching limited budgets. A reuse program keeps usable equipment out of landfills and into homes where it transforms daily life. Renew Mobility operates in Grand Rapids and Muskegon and can be reached at (616) 493-2620 or 2215 29th Street SE, Suite A6, Grand Rapids. Families can request equipment, and those with devices they no longer need can donate them, through renewmobility.org.

Key Takeaways

What you'll get from this resource

  • A West Michigan nonprofit that refurbishes and redistributes donated mobility equipment.
  • Serves children and adults with disabilities, generally at little or no cost.
  • Provides equipment education, delivery, and maintenance, with locations in Grand Rapids and Muskegon.
  • Request or donate equipment at renewmobility.org or call (616) 493-2620.
Questions

Frequently asked questions

Refurbished mobility equipment such as wheelchairs and walkers, along with education, delivery, and maintenance.

Equipment is provided through community donations, generally at little or no cost to those in need.

Visit renewmobility.org or call (616) 493-2620; the organization is based in Grand Rapids with a Muskegon presence.

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