Impact Stories

In late 2024, the Numotion Foundation was pleased to provide a grant to Colorado Mama Tribe, a Denver based nonprofit organization focused on connecting and supporting the mothers of children living with special needs. Funding this incredible organization proved to be a unique opportunity for the Numotion Foundation in that assistance was provided to those living with mobility-related disabilities by supporting those who care for them. Kristen Cook of the Colorado Mama Tribe provided the following impact story: Dear Numotion Foundation Team, On behalf of Colorado Mama Tribe, I would…

As a program of its 2024 partnership with United Spinal Association, the Numotion Foundation provided program support to Individual Abilities in Motion, United Spinal’s NE Pennsylvania chapter. The event provided those living with mobility-related disabilities the opportunity to experience equipment designed to provide greater access to nature and the outdoors. Joseph Salva, President of Individual Abilities in Motion provided the following impact story: Dear Numotion Foundation, On behalf of everyone that is a part of our organization and those who participate in our programs, I want to personally extend my…

For the fifth consecutive year, the Numotion Foundation continued its support of Fractured Atlas and the Opulent Mobility Project. Detailing the Numotion Foundation’s impact on the most recent year’s exhibit, A. Laura Brody provided the following impact story: “Thanks to the Numotion Foundation, Opulent Mobility continued to uplift, celebrate, and support disabled artists! This international annual exhibit asks artists to re-imagine disability as opulent and powerful. It imagines a world where disability is celebrated instead of denied, ignored, and feared. The exhibits are curated by founder A. Laura Brody and…

The Numotion Foundation recently continued its support of Dare2Tri, a Chicago-based 501(c)3 non-profit organization whose mission is to enhance the lives of individuals living with physical disabilities and visual impairments by building confidence, community, health, and wellness through swimming, biking, and running. Keri Serota, Executive Director of Dare2Tri, provided the following impact story: At Dare2tri, our mission is to empower athletes of all abilities—from beginners to elite competitors—in their journey toward physical activity, goal-setting, and meaningful community engagement. Our programs change lives by fostering self-esteem, confidence, and overall well-being. We…

The Numotion Foundation was proud to support Peace, Love, and ACCESSibility’s Community Awareness Day event, held in July. The organization, headquartered in Connecticut, was founded on principles of compassion, education and advocacy. Peace, Love, and ACCESSibility is dedicated to fostering inclusivity, promoting accessibility, and empowering individuals with physical disabilities. Executive Director of Peace, Love, and ACCESSibility, Alex Bode provided the following impact story: On July 13th, 2024, we hosted our first annual Community Access Awareness Day, a remarkable success dedicated to raising awareness about accessibility for people living with mobility…

In June, the Numotion Foundation continued its support of Gaylord Specialty Healthcare’s “Gaylord Gauntlet,” a 5k obstacle race to benefit adaptive athletes and the Gaylord Sports Association. Following the event, Gaylord Specialty Healthcare’s Assistant Director of Events & Donor Relations, Katelyn Muolo provided the following impact story. A rare COVID-induced condition called Guillain-Barre Syndrome (GBS) left Lenny Lamarre paralyzed and fully dependent on a ventilator to breathe. “There were days where I thought I was going to be in that bed for the rest of my life,” said the Massachusetts…

The Numotion Foundation was proud to continue its support of Children’s Hospital of Colorado and their Adaptive Recreation for Childhood Health (ARCH) program. The ARCH program was established to help kids living with physical disabilities find confidence and freedom through sports and outdoor recreation. Andrea Colucci, CRTS, Operations Manager of ARCH provided the following impact story: In July 2024, the Numotion Foundation provided sponsorship to support the Children’s Hospital Colorado Courage Classic Bicycle Tour, and the Adaptive Recreation for Childhood Health (ARCH) program.  The ARCH program is a part of the Rehabilitation…

The Numotion Foundation was proud to continue its support of Disability EmpowHer Network, an organization “run for and by girls and women with disabilities that connects, motivates, and guides disabled girls and women to grow, learn, and develop to their highest potential and have the confidence to lead.” Sophie Poost, Director of Programs and Stephanie Woodward, Executive Director of Disability EmpowHER Network provided the following impact story: Disability EmpowHer Network envisions a world where girls and women with disabilities recognize their value and believe in their ability to be leaders.…

The Numotion Foundation was proud to have recently continued their support of Determined2Heal, a Virginia-based nonprofit whose mission is “to simplify the difficult transition into life with paralysis for injured persons and their support team, to inspire and empower the paralysis community through valuable information and rehabilitative outings, and to support paralysis related research, technologies, projects, and organizations.” Founder of Determined2Heal, attorney, and leader in the disability community, Josh Basile provided the following impact story: Every summer Determined2Heal Foundation, Inc. and SPINALpedia organize an Adventurous Weekend at Virginia Beach for…

The Numotion Foundation was recently proud to support Camp Patrick via a grant to the Patsy Reeve Foundation. Camp Patrick is a volunteer-run organization “where kids can strengthen their independence, try new things, and make lifelong friends with children that are similar.” Katie Reeve, Director of Campers and Co-Founder of Camp Patrick provided the following impact story: Camp Patrick takes place in Northern Arizona at an all-accessible facility called Whispering Hope Ranch. This year, we proudly hosted 76 children and young adults living with Spina Bifida, supported by 130 dedicated…