In 2004, Glen Mather was asked to go on a wheelchair distribution trip with the Wheelchair Foundation to Mexico City. When he arrived, he was deeply moved by the response and joy of the recipients, and decided that he wanted to find a larger way to help. Through his company, employees, business associates and friends and family, he planned golf tournaments, dinners, author lectures, and special events like the Hero Games to raise funds. With the kindness and generosity of others, the tribe of people wanting to help grew; so much so that he created his own charity: Chair the Love.
Chair the Love is a licensed non-profit organization (501c3) focused on providing equipment and services to people with mobility issues assisting them with regaining their independence. We have provided over 4,000 wheelchairs to those in need worldwide, built wheelchair ramps for people, and provided local schools with mobility devices for their clinics. We have worked with other disability-focused organizations in order to improve the life of those with mobility issues locally
How We Continue To Make A Difference
We continue to expand across the nation and worldwide with the support of organizations like Rotary Club, and are excited to grow our network of like-minded organizations and individuals as we all work to alleviate the devastating need for mobility worldwide! We also are proud of our partnership with the Wheelchair Foundation, where we have access to matching funds and efficient means of ordering wheelchairs.
You can learn more about our team and find our contact info here.
Our Work
Learn more about the work that we do and how we give the gift of mobility to those who need it!
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What we're doing right now
Check out what’s happening in the world of Chair the Love and who we’re making a difference by bringing the gift of mobility.
A Story of Resilience and Gratitude: Meeting Rita and Her Family
Rita from Trinidad who has suffered 2 strokes and has been bedridden for over two years. During a recent wheelchair distribution, we had the honor of meeting a wonderful family
Attitude is Everything By Augie Byllott
From a young age, Pilar’s life had been a testament to overcoming obstacles. Stricken by polio at just 18 months old, now in her 60’s, Pilar has spent her entire
Does Your Mindset Say Yes? By Augie Byllott.
Meet Jojo. He lives in Gingook Bay on the Island of Mindanao in the Philippines. He suffers muscular dystrophy in his lower extremities. The condition has left him unable to
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