Today, volunteers packed Mobility Cart number 1200. That's a lot of carts! These carts don't build, pack, and ship themselves. Volunteers and donor partners make it all happen. If you are a part of this unbelievable effort, showing the loving of Christ to the world...Thank you! You are amazing!!! Thanks to the hundreds of volunteers and donor partners who made it possible of 1200 Mobility Carts to be produced since 2017. You are giving a tremendous "hand-up" for folks that wo

If you are new to Make the World Mobile , you might see our shop as a place where steel and wood are shaped into carts. But to a child in Kenya who has spent their life crawling in the dirt, or a neighbor in our local community struggling to reach the front door, your work is the literal hands and feet of Christ. Our mission is simple: to reflect God’s love by giving dignity, opportunity, and independence to those the world has overlooked. In the past year alone, your support

Your September 30th, 2025 shipment, has safely arrived in Partners for Care's Mobility Cart facility in Kenya. Soon 237 families with leg disabled loved ones will come to experience the life changing gift of mobility, dignity, and opportunity! This shipment of Mobility Carts represents donations of cash and in-kind gifts of more than $85,000.00. In addition, volunteers spent at least 7,000 hours of their priceless and irrecoverable time on this earth to build the 237 Mobility

Life can be a series of choices. Sometimes we make good choices, sometimes, not so good. Ken Cheruyoit considered begging to be an embarrassment. So he chose instead to be self-reliant. This is a story about Ken and his choices. "I work as a mechanic because I don't want to beg. I want to be self-reliant. I consider moving around begging to be an embarrassment." Ken does not have legs which look and function like those of most of us. Rather, he "walks" on his knees, as his lo