“When we lift up each other during tough times, we strengthen the entire fabric of our neighborhood.”
Life-changing freedom begins at someone’s front door. For a neighbor, friend, or family member with a disability, a wheelchair ramp provides the freedom to visit family, attend church, visit a doctor, or simply enjoy the outdoors again. For over 40 years, we have built more than ramps. We restore independence, dignity, and hope, one ramp at a time.
Stories of Giving
Wilson County, building one ramp at a time
During the heat of a Texas summer, many families opt to spend time cooling off — splashing in a pool, tubing a river, wading the waters on a Texas beach. But Nikki Hardwick, clinical operations manager and community paramedic with Wilson County Emergency Services District 3 (ESD 3), and her …
Coryell and Gatesville local Texas Ramp Project volunteers help community
A group of volunteers from Coryell Community Church (CCC) aid a non-profit’s mission to provide wheelchair accessible ramps to those with disabilities or low-income elders. The Gatesville branch of the Texas Ramp Project (TRP) was founded sometime in 2021 by Jim and Marcia Hoge, formerly members of the Waco branch, …
Serve 2026. United Way – Smith County and the Texas Ramp Project partnership
The Field Fastener team and the Texas Ramp Project volunteers completed a much needed and appreciated wheelchair ramp for one of our neighbors during the United Way of Smith County’s Serve United 2026 initiative. Serve United 2026 was a great success with 246 volunteers completing 24 projects across Tyler. This …
33,723 Ramps Built
Total Ramps Built
175.6 Miles of Ramps
Miles of Ramps
889,778 Volunteer Hours
