It started with a wheelchair.
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In 2012, a community came together to help Sara access the power-assist wheelchair she needed to pursue her university education.
That first fundraiser became Sara Spins. Since then, our community has raised more than $40,000 to help others access assistive technology, while using education and lived experience to advocate for greater accessibility and inclusion for disability. What started as one fundraiser has grown into a community built around a simple idea: the right technology, access, and support can create opportunities to learn, participate, and live more independently. |
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