Impact

2113

Rides Given

to wonderful people like those below.

A comic of three images. Two people joking around and looking at camera.
Helping Retha buy yarn to crochet.
Two men smiling at the camera.
Tiger the Boxer getting groceries.
A woman holding a kitten.
Carolyn adopting Purby the Cat.
Eileen going to get groceries.
James going to church.
John and Angelina reuinited.
A picture of Jo and Gino holding flowers and spelling at the camera
Jo going out to buy flowers.
Helping David to be with his wife and friends.
David visiting his wife and friends.
A group of black sisters of the sorority Zeta Phi Beta standing together, in the middle one is in a wheelchair.
Vivian reunited with her sorority sisters.
A family in the sun smiling at the camera, father in front in wheelchair
The Garrison family able to attend the memorial service for their son’s pediatrician.
Pam going to church.
Liz taken to buy a car battery.
Helping Gladys to fill her prescriptions.
Helping Gladys to fill her prescriptions.
Gino and Mary smiling at camera.
Mary taken to have her nails done.
Pat bending down to pet Beatrice, a cat.
Helping Pam get Beatrice the cat to the vet for a grooming.
Ruth returning library books.

In Their Words

“As a 86 year old stroke survivor with Aphasia, I was very impressed with your service. You made me feel comfortable with my verbal handicap by having patience with me and letting me express myself. I take Mountain Mobility to my medical appointments but Mountain Mobility doesn’t allow me to go to restaurants or to friend’s houses. Socialization is an important part of a stroke survivor’s therapy. Seniors need more services like Better Together. I would use it every day if I could.”

Henry R.
86 years old • Rider

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