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The Louise Grant

Louise was born with severe disabilities, but that didn’t stop her from seeing the world! Her chair took her to Disney World, on countless flights, and into every adventure her family had in store. She traveled with feeding pumps, trachs, oxygen, suction machines, and even ventilators, but none of it ever slowed her down. 

Now, in honor of Louise, her family is on a mission to give that same opportunity to kids just like her.Families can now apply for the Louise Grant to receive a mobility device that may be difficult to get approved through insurance. It would be our honor to help your child see the world... Adventure is out there! 

Adventure is Out There

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Louise’s Story

A young girl with a sad or upset expression sitting in a stroller wearing a red and white polka dot tutu, a cream-colored fleece jacket, and a red topper resembling a pirate hat.
A figure standing on a large, textured purple surface with a black background.
A commercial airplane flying in the sky.
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Louise was born with a very rare genetic abnormality that we didn’t let keep her homebound!  In her short yet impactful life, Louise traveled not only to doctor’s appointments and therapies, but also attended the ballet, saw Disney World, and rode on a yacht!   

We traveled with feeding pumps, trachs, oxygen, suction machines, and even ventilators! 

None of it slowed us down. 

A family of four standing together at a hospital or clinic. A woman in a pink dress, a man in a striped polo shirt, and a girl in a stroller with medical equipment. The girl appears to be unwell, with a concerned expression.
A torn piece of a city map showing streets and neighborhoods.

Even though Louise is in Heaven now, we know the importance of mobility and being able to introduce our kids to different experiences.  

The right equipment is crucial, and yet we are aware of how expensive these strollers and wagons can be, especially when they are not covered by insurance. 

Each year, in honor of Louise, it is our joy to be able to bless a family with a mobility device to help their child see as much of the world as possible. 

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