Mobility can change everything.
Help us provide durable, appropriate wheelchairs to children and adults who need greater independence, connection, and access to everyday life.
2025 fundraising goal
A wheelchair is more than equipment.
For many people living with disabilities, the right wheelchair supports independence, social interaction, education, employment, and fuller participation in daily life.
Greater independence
Appropriate mobility support can make everyday tasks more manageable and give people more control over where they go and what they do.
More connection
Mobility can reduce isolation and make it easier to participate in school, work, family life, community activities, and social settings.
More opportunity
Reliable wheelchairs can support access to education and employment while helping people move through their communities with greater dignity.
Planned wheelchair distribution
Helping more people move forward with dignity.
The DIL Foundation’s 2025 Wheelchair Drive is focused on providing durable, appropriate wheelchairs to children with mobility challenges, adults with disabilities in the community, and others who need reliable mobility support.
Without a proper wheelchair, daily tasks can become much harder, which can limit access to school, employment, social interaction, and community life.
Fundraising target for the 2025 drive
Original campaign fundraising deadline
What your support helps make possible.
Daily mobility
The right wheelchair can make essential movement and everyday activities easier and safer.
Access to education
Mobility support can help children and adults reach classrooms, training opportunities, and other learning environments.
Access to employment
Reliable mobility can help people reach workplaces and take part more fully in economic and professional opportunities.
Community participation
A wheelchair can support greater independence and make it easier to connect with family, friends, and the wider community.
Help put mobility within reach.
Your support can help provide wheelchairs to people who need them, giving more individuals the chance to move through daily life with greater independence and dignity.
