Success Stories

Nate

Nate is a determined young boy who experiences challenges with strength, endurance, and coordinating complex movements, which can make walking and longer periods of activity difficult. Nate first used a Levity Walker in physical therapy, and the experience was unforgettable. He lit up with joy as he ran unassisted for the very first time. After that, Nate’s family knew they wanted him to experience that joy at home.

On top of greater freedom, the Levity Walker also helps Nate build the strength and balance needed to work toward independent walking. This equipment is a vital part of his therapeutic plan, creating more opportunities for Nate to explore, learn, and stay active alongside his friends. This device offers a hopeful vision of Nate’s future—a life where he can grow, thrive, and experience greater independence. Keep on smiling, Nate!

Gabriel

Gabriel is a resilient seven-year-old who thrives when he can participate fully and engage with those around him. He faces mobility and positioning challenges that make everyday activities more difficult, from sitting comfortably at the table to engaging with friends and loved ones.

Thanks to this grant, Gabriel now has a Rifton Activity Chair that supports him exactly where he needs it. The chair helps him sit upright, move more freely, and join in the learning and fun happening around him.

With improved comfort and independence, Gabriel can focus on what he loves most: discovering the world with a big smile and being part of every moment!

Shane

Shane was diagnosed with leukemia at age eight, and a complication during treatment led to a significant brain injury. Through every challenge, he has stayed strong and surrounded by his tight-knit siblings, known proudly as the “Lang Gang.” Some of their happiest memories together are from their days enjoying the sun and sand on the beach.

Thanks to his new Extreme Motus All-Terrain Chair, Shane will soon have a beach-capable wheelchair that brings those moments back. He can once again feel the ocean breeze, hear the waves, and cheer on his siblings at their games.

His mom shares:

“Those sounds, those laughs… they would create more joy for him than anything else I can imagine. Here’s a picture of when we made it to Robert Moses beach for the first time! It was so great to get Shane back to our old happy place. This chair is amazing and we really appreciate your generosity in making this happen.”

Weylan

That smile says it all! Weylan knows no bounds in his new Levity Gait Trainer. He may need assistance to take his steps, but with his new Gait Trainer, Weylan has the freedom to move to his own rhythm!

The Levity Gait Trainer bears some of Weylan’s weight, enabling him to strengthen his core, practice standing and moving around, and explore his surroundings. On top of the physical benefits, Weylan’s parents and family have noticed he is more motivated than ever to engage with his loved ones and friends in his Levity Gait Trainer.

There’s a whole world out there waiting for you, Weylan!

Ailah

Ailah is sitting pretty in her new Testa Seat! Not only does the Testa Seat offer greater freedom of movement and secure support for kids, but it also enables Ailah to have more eye-level interaction with her friends and family.

Her mom shared, “She is now able to be with her peers and participate like a real five year old!”

The Testa Seat is even helping Ailah with her posture as she makes memories, laughs with her loved ones, and engages to her heart’s content.

Christopher

Meet Christopher! Christopher is a young man who loves his new Levity chair almost as much as he loves his sister. Previously, Christopher’s family constructed a chair from household items that was suspended from the ceiling to help him move around. While he loved that chair, his new Levity chair is expertly designed to help him engage more fully in social interactions, enhance his physical development, and make daily tasks much easier.

The Levity chair is not only a medical necessity for Christopher, but it also greatly improves Christopher’s quality of life and happiness. The first thing Christopher did with his new chair was dance to his favorite TV show and play ball with his sister!

Enjoy, Christopher.

Maeleigh

That smile says it all! Maeleigh is loving her new GRIT Freedom Chair. Ever since trying one out at a cerebral palsy event last year, Maeleigh has been coveting the GRIT Freedom, and now she finally has one of her own!

The chair supports trunk strength and head control, as well as granting greater mobility to the user. While the weather has been too chilly for Maeleigh to take it outside just yet, she is looking forward to making full use of her new chair this summer.

Maeleigh’s mom shared a special note of thanks: “Thank you so much to Chase’s Warrior Foundation and to all of the supporters and donors that make great things like this happen!”

Madeline

Madeline is in love with her new Levity Gait Trainer! While Madeline has tried other adaptive equipment, she has never loved one quite as much as her new “Levi.” As soon as Madeline has finished breakfast in the morning, she asks her parents to play in it.

Whether she’s exploring the kitchen cabinets, helping her family unload the dishwasher, turning the kitchen lights on and off, stomping, clapping, jumping, or singing, all of Madeline’s favorite things are made easier and more fun by her new Levi.

Madeline’s parents shared, “Not a day goes by that I don’t think about what you have done for our daughter Madeline by funding her Levity Gait Trainer. We are so incredibly grateful.”

Mila

Little Miss Mila is having the time of her life enjoying her new Worksman Development Trike! After a long stay in the hospital reduced her gross and fine motor skills, Mila has been hard at work restoring her muscular function.

With her new Trike, Mila is able to build her strength and muscle coordination, enjoy more independence day-to-day, and rock around her neighborhood with her sisters and friends. Mila is getting stronger and stronger each day she uses her Trike.

Even better, Mila’s Trike is collapsible, allowing her to take it with her for grand adventures outside the neighborhood. We can’t wait to see how far you go, Mila!

Jedediah

Jedediah is a young man with a zest for life, an inspiring work ethic, and a positive attitude that could bring a smile to anyone’s face. And now, with his new adaptive bicycle, Jed is exploring a whole new world of opportunities!

When he’s not cruising around in his bicycle, Jed uses his wheelchair to navigate. His new bike allows him the chance to strengthen his muscles, increase his range of motion, and enjoy time with family and friends in the great outdoors.

Jed’s family shared, “This bike will help to build strength and explore for years to come. It is truly a life changing gift.”

Emma

Emma’s new GoTo Chair grants her the security to take on the world! Trunk stability is a concern for Emma, but with her new GoTo Chair, she is a happy grocery cart passenger on trips to the store.

Time outside with her family is easier than ever because of the stability the GoTo Chair provides, and Emma’s indoor playtime is more interactive and independent. Her smile says it all.

Emma’s mom shared, “We received Emma’s Go-To Chair. It’s a game changer! She’s secure in her upper body and free to use her arms. She’s so happy! We can’t wait to use it everywhere!”

Laurence

Laurence is all smiles in her brand new Firefly Go To Seat! Recently, Laurence, affectionately called LoLo by her parents, has been struggling with long hours in her wheelchair that have her fighting against gravity.

She may require assistance to shift her positions, but she certainly doesn’t need any help making friends or putting a smile on the face of anyone she meets! In her new Go To Seat, Laurence will not only have more freedom and relief from her wheelchair, but also the opportunity to build muscle, play, and learn in a different position that gives her more comfort.

Sonya

Sonya is a young girl with an incredible sense of adventure and a taste for new things. One of her favorite activities is going for walks with her family and exploring the world around her, but her quick little feet have a tendency to take her to new places faster than her parents can follow.

Her new Wonderfold Luxe Quad Stroller Wagon will allow her to enjoy the best of both worlds — Sonya will be able to enjoy the sights, sounds, and smells around her in the safety and comfort of her new ride.

As a bonus, it has enough room to grow with her and accommodate her brother, too!

Annistyn

Annistyn is sitting pretty in her brand new SensaSoft Support VibroChair! The chair will be the focal point of her therapy room, where she can go to self-soothe and relax.

When Annistyn is feeling a little overwhelmed, the SensaSoft Support VibroChair will synchronize with her favorite songs and vibrate at the level of her comfort to provide sensory relief.

This chair will be especially helpful as Annistyn undergoes a series of surgeries in the coming year. Until then, Annistyn will continue smiling big and jamming out to her favorite tunes.

Phoenyx

Watch out, world, Phoenyx is here! Phoenyx is an active 12 year old girl who always has a smile on her face, but never more than when she’s on her bike. With her new Trivel T-350, Phoenyx is enjoying greater independence, more opportunity for physical activity, and lots of quality time spent in the great outdoors.

She and her mom love to go for long walks. Before, Phoenyx might get tired or stick to her stroller, but with her new Trivel T-350, she and her mom can go further than ever.

Her new tricycle will grow with her as she gets older, taller, and stronger. We can’t wait to see how far she goes!

Quinn

That’s the smile of a kid who loves his new chair! Quinn is a bundle of energy. He is constantly moving and he loves to race around the house, especially at meal time.

Previously, Quinn’s constant movement made dinner time a little messy, but with his new Rifton Compass Chair, Quinn is ecstatic to be included in a fun, comfy, and much cleaner meal time with his family.

When his mom pulled his chair out of the box, Quinn instantly recognized it as similar to one he used at school and gestured excitedly to show how excited he was to sit in it at home.

Emma

Our new friend Emma is strolling in style! Emma has Rett Syndrome, which decreases upper and lower extremity strength, as well as trunk stability. Her sweet new Freedom Concepts Adaptive Tricycle gives her the support she needs to ride in style.

On top of looking like a very cool cat, Emma’s new tricycle provides her an engaging way to increase her muscular strength, widen her range of motion, improve her mobility, and, best of all, have light-hearted fun with her brother, Jacob!

Because this bike will grow with Emma, it will serve her for many years to come.

Oskar

This is the coolest bike crew we have seen here at Chase’s Warrior Foundation! This year, Oskar received a Freedom Concepts DCP 12 Adaptive Bicycle to ensure that when his crew is out, he can be too.

Oskar loves to ride with his siblings and his friends. Not only is his new bike great for spending time socially, but it also helps Oskar to build muscle and exercise to combat the effects of his Cerebral Palsy.

Juliet Black

Look at that smile! Say hello to Juliet, an 11 year old who loves being outdoors with her family, rain or shine. Juliet was recently granted a Hippocampe Recreational Wheelchair to make sure that she can go wherever her family does and never has to miss out on outdoor fun.

Previously, Juliet was only able to join her family on excursions in a wearable backpack or being pulled in a tube in the winter months. While she loved these adventures, she was ready for a more adaptable solution.

With her new chair, Juliet has been enjoying hikes, beach days, water activities, and even snow adventures!

Luqman

Luqman is looking good on his new Early Intervention bike! The bike helps Luqman to strengthen his arms and trunk, maintain flexibility in his legs, and interact with his family and community more effectively – plus, he looks great doing it!

Luqman’s spirits are high when he’s on his bike, singing his own tune as he rides around. Early Intervention also gives Luqman more freedom to self-propel his bike, as it uses all four of his limbs at the same time.

Tristan

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Hunter

Hunter has Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy and tires easily, so this wagon allows him to make memories with his two younger brothers. The wagon, which can hold up to four little passengers, gives Hunter room to stretch when he gets sore and has plenty of room for him to grow – and plenty of room for his brothers to join him!

Naomi

Naomi is in full swing with the tricycle made possible by Chase’s Warrior Foundation. Naomi has congenital hydrocephalus and cerebral palsy. She has put 141 miles on her tricycle since April 2022.

Her family bike rides are now at a faster and longer pace. Naomi is also benefiting greatly from the adaptive tricycle, as it allows her greater independence and the opportunity to increase her activity level with her family and friends.

In her best day so far, she covered 20 miles in one day!

Brett Poskin

Looking good, Brett! Brett is a 12-year-old boy who loves to be active and on the go. Unfortunately, due to his multiple disabilities, he is not always able to take part in active activities. His new adaptive bike will allow him to exert energy, build fine and gross motor skills, and reduce stress and anxiety.

After receiving his bike, he loved it. He was smiling and being more vocal while riding it. He didn’t want to get off his bike after his second ride in the evening; he wanted to keep going.

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Mandie Case

Back in September 2021, Chase’s Warrior Foundation connected with Mandie Case on FaceBook. She is an amazing woman who started a nonprofit called Belief Home in Ghana, Africa to provide support to the children with food, shelter, and school needs to give them a chance to make it as adults.

After a few conversations, the foundation asked if the children there had ever used or heard of an UPSEE from Firefly friends. They had not, so Chase’s UPSEE Kit was sent to them in Ghana. Once they got it, Mandie said the children were so excited!

There are now children there that are walking for the first time ever. In her words: “It is really helping the children!”

Colby and Churro

Colby and Churro unite at last! Meet Colby, a 9 year old with ROHHAD Syndrome who recently met his new helper, Churro. Colby’s family had been trying to get a service dog for Colby to help him pick up items, push the access buttons on doors, and regulate his overheating and pain.

Now that Colby has Churro by his side, his new pal can help. Having Churro will allow Colby to build a friendship and gain confidence in sharing emotions.

Aria

Meet Aria! Aria was born in less than ideal circumstances in a 3rd world country and abandoned at the hospital. When her family adopted her, she was suffering greatly from untreated hydrocephalus and severe spasticity.

She has come so far in the two years that she has been home. Aria loves to be on the move, but unfortunately due to her severe developmental delays, she is unable to crawl or walk. Her new adaptive tricycle gave her the independence she so desperately wanted.

Peyton

Peyton received an adaptive tricycle to go outdoors with her family, and she’s been cruising ever since! Due to her cerebellar atrophy, Global Developmental Delay, scoliosis, and seizures, Peyton was unable to ride standard bikes.

With this adaptive trike, she can enjoy the outdoors with her family, as well as maintain the strength and range of motion that she currently has. Peyton and her family were so excited to have received the tricycle just before summer.

Lia

We were first introduced to Lia a few years ago when she needed a UpSee. Lia has cerebral palsy and down syndrome and has a tracheostomy and gastrostomy. Her family lives in Mexico, so although challenging, the foundation was able to get them the UpSee.

With the high cost of equipment, the family later requested help with an adaptable stroller. As much as the foundation loves to help kids be kids, they also love that this equipment brings such happiness to the entire family.

Lia’s mom shared heartfelt thanks for the humanitarian work and the better quality of life it brings her daughter.

Sawyer

Chase’s Warrior Foundation received a request for a small Rifton tricycle for Sawyer. The Rifton tricycle helps Sawyer strengthen his bilateral lower extremity and increase his core control and balance.

As excited as everyone is that the tricycle is therapeutic for Sawyer, the real joy is knowing that Sawyer can participate in family activities. Not only is he able to ride with his sisters, but it allows him to socially interact with friends and family.

Viv

Viv’s mom requested help with a Freedom Concepts tricycle. Viv was diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy and later with a rare genetic brain condition called Joubert syndrome. Viv is able to use the tricycle on a limited basis in therapy, but her mom saw how much joy this bike gives her.

It gives Viv freedom to explore what kids her age are exploring, and on top of being fun, it’s helping her balance, coordination, strength, and so much more.

Braxton

Braxton is an 8-year-old who is diagnosed with hemiplegic cerebral palsy, autism spectrum disorder, and hypothyroidism. Part of Braxton’s therapy to increase core strength was using a Galileo vibration plate.

The therapist noted significant gains in strength and control, as well as improvement with balance. The best part is that with this therapy, Braxton can develop overall safety and efficiency to give him more opportunity to participate with peers at home, school, and the community.

Owen

Chase’s Warrior Foundation received a request from a family in Florida. Owen has had great success with Trexo equipment and that has helped with his head and trunk control, gait initiation, and most of all, it gives him the ability to participate in recreational activity with his family.

His physical therapist didn’t want the weather to deter from his progress, so Owen’s family requested a Trexo treadmill. The treadmill allows Owen to continue gaining strength and walk indoors so he can continue to increase endurance and mobility with the family.

Cody

Cody’s dad requested help with the purchase of a Freedom Chair. Cody was born at 32 weeks and due to lack of oxygen during and after birth, suffered from periventricular leukomalacia that led to cerebral palsy.

Cody’s challenges include struggles with gross and fine motor skills and his vision. The Grit Freedom Spartan chair is equipped to give Cody the independence all teenage boys like and will allow him to “off-road” in the parks they like to visit.

Stella

Stella was born with brain abnormalities that have resulted in significant developmental, physical, and cognitive delays. Her family asked for help in getting Stella an adaptive trike, as she loves the outdoors and would greatly benefit from an adaptive trike.

She utilizes one at school, and she absolutely loves it. Due to Covid, Stella missed out on physical therapy and school, so there was a need for her to have an adaptive trike at home.

Mitchell

Mitchell’s family had asked for help in the purchase of an adapted bike. Mitchell has severe spastic and dystonia quadrapledia cerebral palsy. Every day is a challenge. He is completely dependent on us for everything. He is still working on developing head and trunk control.

He is a very social little guy, despite being nonverbal. Chase’s Warrior Foundation were excited to help Mitchell, and the payback is the contagious smile.

Lia

We received a request from Lia’s parents from Mexico City. Lia has down syndrome and suffered severe neurological damage caused by cardiac arrest. The Upsee arrived and brought joy and tears for Lia’s family.

Lia’s mom shared, “Our eyes have filled with tears, when we saw our daughter standing for the first time. Thank you very much to all the people who made this dream possible.”

Leo Is Back!

Leo recently received an Upsee from Chase’s Warrior Foundation. This will help Leo who is working so hard in his physical therapy. Leo’s mom sent a thank you as it brings joy to her as much as it does to Leo.

NPAS 18-21 Transition Program

“Thank you for the wonderful bike! The individuals attending the NPAS 18-21 transition program are already using it for therapeutic purposes as well as having fun on it. We are thankful for your generous donation!”

— Sue Kratochvil and NPAS 18-21 transition program students and staff

Tyson

Tyson is 4-years-old and was diagnosed with Spina Bifida. It looks like he was excited to get his new bike!

Bella

This is Bella’s first few minutes using the gift you gave her. What you are hearing from her is her content chatter. She took to it right away. They only used it for about 5–10 minutes so not to tire her out, but she was already moving her stronger leg a few times on her own.

Her family was overjoyed and deeply thankful for the gift and the joy it brought.

Oliver

Here are a few pictures and a video of Ollie enjoying his new independence! Thanks to Chase’s Warrior Foundation, Oliver has been able to go more places and see more than ever before thanks to his new GoTo seat.

After being born with severe hydrocephalus, which resulted in several additional diagnoses including cerebral palsy and significant gross motor skill delay, Oliver had spent most of his time lying down or strapped in his carseat.

The new seat gives him a new viewpoint, more supported therapy time, and his family a little piece of “normal” back.

Logan

Logan absolutely loves his Upsee! Not only has the Upsee given him mobility to see and experience a 3-dimensional world, but it has also provided so many opportunities for him to interact with his twin sister on her level.

One of the first nights he was using it, he and his sister Greta spent time in the backyard laughing hysterically together. These are experiences his family doesn’t take for granted, because they know how precious they are.

Jaxon

Jaxon’s family shared how much these products have changed and improved his quality of life. The GoTo seat, Splashy, and Upsee each helped in different ways — from making bath time easier to giving him more support and even allowing him to go outside for a walk that would not have been possible before.

Their gratitude was clear: these items made a meaningful difference in Jaxon’s daily life.

Playground Equipment!

One of the foundation’s members had the opportunity to present a check for adaptive playground equipment at Five Hawks Elementary School in Prior Lake. It was a great honor to talk to the faculty and students about the foundation and what it stands for.

The kids and staff were excited for the new playground pieces, and thanks to generous donors, a check for $6,000 was presented to help make it happen.

Everlee

Everlee was born at 29 weeks and faced serious medical challenges early in life, including a severe infection, CPR, surgery, and significant brain damage. She is nonverbal and nonmobile without equipment, but her family describes her as a very happy baby who loves people watching.

Her family believed she would love the Splashy seat because she had never sat up in the bathtub to play, and the GoTo seat to make shopping trips, restaurant outings, and everyday adventures easier.

Oak View Elementary School

The students in the Connect program at Oak View have a wide range of abilities and needs, but one common factor is that all students have sensory-motor integration disruptions and require adapted motor and sensory equipment.

These students require adapted equipment to be able to ride bicycles and tricycles as their peers do. An adapted bicycle or tricycle would give them the opportunity to experience recreation, learn skills, and simply have fun being a kid.

Alex

Alex endured tremendous challenges from birth, including multiple strokes, seizures, cerebral palsy, cortical visual impairment, feeding and speech impairments, and daily therapies. Despite all of it, his family describes him as a miracle — a strong little boy and a fighter who never gives up.

Because Alex wants so badly to stand and walk, the small Firefly Upsee would allow him to participate in more activities, be upright and supported, and experience greater independence.

Wyatt

Wyatt is a four-year-old little boy who suffered an anoxic brain injury at 18 months old from nearly drowning. Wyatt responded well to a product from Litegait in therapy, and Chase’s Warrior Foundation was able to help fund that product for a therapy company in Florida.

The Litegait system has been helping Wyatt learn to stand with his weight as well as initiate steps — something huge in his recovery.

Surai

In July 2017, Chase’s Warrior Foundation donated an Upsee to Surai. Surai practiced in her Upsee so she could walk down the aisle as a flower girl in her parents’ renewal of their vows.

Her parents were so thankful for the donation that made their day very special.

Leo

Leo has a genetic condition called Methylmalonic Acidemia (MMA), which went undetected and untreated, leading to a stroke and a life-threatening emergency when he was just 16 months old.

He had to relearn basic skills like swallowing, talking, using his fingers, rolling over, and crawling. Despite everything, Leo has done better than physicians first expected and continues to make progress.

Brooke

Brooke is 11 and has a diagnosis of DDX3X, epilepsy, and mitochondrial dysfunction. She has many challenges, and one of them is hypotonia, which means her muscles are weak and floppy and she is unable to stand or walk on her own.

With the UpSee, Brooke is able to walk with her family as often as she wants and loves it. It gives her therapeutic benefits while also allowing her to do things other kids her age can do.

Nolan

Nolan began having seizures at four months old, which quickly evolved into infantile spasms. Over time, he endured multiple treatments and even brain surgery. Although his seizures are now far more controlled, he remains severely physically and cognitively delayed.

Even so, Nolan goes through life with a big smile on his face. His bike has given him a chance to be like a neurotypical kid, cruising around on neighborhood trails full of smiles and giggles.

Lucy

Lucy Joan Gallagher was born with a rare genetic disorder called CDG Type 1A. She has faced many medical challenges, including developmental delays, hypotonia, seizures, feeding difficulties, and ongoing therapy needs.

Lucy has ongoing needs for special equipment and support, and her family shared that she has been enjoying the UpSee — especially when her cousins are over. It has been a wonderful piece of equipment for her.

Daylan

Daylan is a teenager with an amazing personality and an unbelievably kind heart. After a devastating four-wheeler accident in 2016, he was left paralyzed with a complete T7 spinal cord injury and faced a long, difficult recovery full of surgeries, rehab, and additional medical complications.

Through it all, his family describes him as incredibly strong, positive, and determined to turn this horrible experience into something meaningful by helping others going through similar injuries.

Chase’s Warrior Foundation helped fund a custom-built ramp for their home so that Daylan could roam more freely without restrictions.

Jacob

Jacob is a vibrant six year old boy born with Spastic Quadriplegia Cerebral Palsy. Thanks to Chase’s Warrior Foundation, Jacob has been able to move around and interact with his family and friends using the Upsee.

Using the Upsee, Jacob is better able to engage, out of his wheelchair, with those around him. He can walk, run, and play, and his favorite things to do include playing baseball, showing off at family picnics, and simply being part of whatever is going on.

Abby

Abby is a sweet, smiley, vibrant nine-year-old with cerebral palsy. She is nonverbal, but she clearly expresses her needs and wants through her expressions and eye movements. She loves family, school, animals, and being with other people doing whatever they are doing.

Abby’s family had started a fundraiser to purchase a special needs bike from Freedom Concepts, and thanks to generous donations, Chase’s Warrior Foundation was able to make a meaningful contribution to help purchase the bike.

Harrison

Harrison was born via emergency C-section and later diagnosed with a rare genetic condition called CAGSSS. This condition has challenged him with visual impairment, global developmental delay, seizures, and many daily obstacles.

Harrison’s mom reached out to request a special chair that would help him feel supported and secure so he could better use his other skills to play and learn. Chase’s Warrior Foundation was happy to help purchase the chair so Harrison could focus more on having fun and interacting with those around him.

Sebastian

Sebastian sent a letter asking for financial help to get a Freedom Chair. He shared the struggles of having lung disease and EDS, which make everyday tasks difficult and can keep him from participating fully in school activities and therapy.

His biggest dream is to be a Broadway star, and he loves drawing. The chair was chosen as the best way to help him stay active and keep up with his friends.

Lillian

Lillian has cerebral palsy, which makes her arms and legs very tight. She has had a feeding tube since she was a baby, but she also has a strong spirit and loves going for walks with her dogs.

Her wheelchair is heavy and difficult to push up hills, and it does not work well on trails or even small amounts of snow. A jogging stroller makes neighborhood walks easier and opens up more opportunities for parks, trails, and outdoor adventures with her family.

Henry

Henry (Joey) is a 15 year old boy with Angelman Syndrome, epilepsy, autism, ataxia, and muscle weakness. He is not able to use regular mobility products, but Henry would do great with a Freedom Concepts ET2600 Tandem mobility bike.

The adaptive bike provides a sense of independence and allows for peer interaction and social acceptance. His therapist knew exactly what he needed to allow him to be a kid.

Ka Hin

Meet Ka Hin, who was diagnosed with left hemiparesis with secondary AVM occlusion. With this diagnosis, Ka Hin isn’t able to use the bike he had, and biking is something he truly enjoyed.

Ka Hin’s mom sent a request to Chase’s Warrior Foundation to help purchase a KGK Electric bike, so he can safely enjoy biking again. Not only would the bike bring joy, but it would also help build strength and independence.