Free wheel chair mission
The Free Wheel Chair Mission transforms lives with the gift of mobility. And it's just as good, if not better, than a bicycle.

Cycling, running, walking & talking for mobility

An inspirational story

By John Warnick

Months ago I ‘Discovered’ that I had a gift that would “Transform Lives with the Gift of Mobility.” That gift was cycling! After completing a 1000-mile bike trek for the faith-based, non-profit freewheelchairmission.org which gifts lightweight wheelchairs to those impoverished, disabled people crawling on the ground in the 84 countries we serve, My life has been transformed as a spokesperson and representative for those without hope. We have gifted 680,000 wheelchairs, and my part began on a bicycle and has continued in various mobility efforts and speaking to the masses in churches and groups. Riding my bike has been a blessing God has used to change lives by “REACHING DOWN AND LIFTING OTHERS UP” Which is the best exercise for the human heart.

Thanks for your support,
John
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