CBS Chicago 2 News – Emmy Award acceptance and winning video segment by CBS reporter Bob Edwards about Devices 4 the Disabled
CBS 2 News Chicago – Emmy Award acceptance by CBS 2 TV reporter Bob Edwards in December 2016 for his…




This is Lisette, a lovely woman from our community, leaving D4D.. on her own. That’s the freedom that we strive to provide.
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Referred to us by Ability Lab, Lisa came to us for a walker and left looking like sunshine!
The right equipment can make the world feel a little bigger. We’re so happy for Lisa and all the places she’ll go next.

Carrying a purse or a bag of groceries may seem small, but for Traci, it means being able to run errands with confidence.
She needed a rollator that gave her balance and support while also giving her a place to carry the things she needs every day. When she found out D4D could provide one at no cost, she was overjoyed.

Jessica took the time to look online for somewhere to donate medical equipment, leading her to us.
We are so grateful she chose to find us, rather than throw away her devices. That’s the whole idea behind Devices 4 the Disabled: your extra equipment becomes someone else’s independence, mobility, dignity, and freedom — completely free of charge to those who need it.
Encourage the ones around you to donate their devices, every device has the potential to give someone a better lifestyle.

Malek came to D4D for a routine wheelchair adjustment, but the visit turned into this moment right here.
While her chair was being fine-tuned, Malek got to test a device that makes transfers at home safer and easier. Her dad stepped back, and Malek stood on her own.
With a little guidance from our staff, Malek handled the equipment checkout herself with newfound confidence. This is what D4D is all about, and what your support makes possible.

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