
| Welcome! Wheelchairs for Iraqi Kids helps Iraqi children with disabilities by providing high quality pediatric wheelchairs, each sponsored by individual and corporate donors. Sponsors receive a picture of the children as they are placed in their wheelchair for the first time! This is a unique opportunity, as families around the world have the opportunity to directly impact the life of an Iraqi family with a real need in a big way. This incredible gift literally changes the life of the child as well as the family. Children with disabilities discover a new level of mobility not previously experienced. The family no longer carries the heavy child from place to place. And the heart of the community is touched, resulting in long-lasting friendships! Please consider donating to help kids with disabilities receive these previously unavailable and valuable gifts which will help them live longer, healthier and more respectful lives. All donations are TAX DEDUCTIBLE through my non-profit partner Reach Out and Care Wheels. Click here to sponsor wheelchairs for kids: Or mail a check to : Full Sponsorship - $350/wheelchair Wheelchairs for Iraqi Kids (partial sponsorships also welcomed!) c/o ROC Wheels 301 Gallatin Park Dr Bozeman, MT 59715 Click here to help sponsor Brad's operating expenses in Baghdad: If you make a donation of any size, please email me at Brad@WheelchairsForIraqiKids.com so I can accurately track progress on sponsored wheelchairs. ********Latest Developments******** The Wheelchair factory in Baghdad has completed their prototype of the ROC pediatric wheelchair! See the YouTube demonstration video HERE. Production should begin very soon on our order of 350 chairs for Northern Iraq! Wheelchair Distribution Picture Galleries Click for Wheelchair distribution reports: Aug 2009 - Diyala Oct 2009 - Sadr City Jan 2010 - Sadr City 21 Jun 2010 - Baghdad 10 Jun 2010 - Baghdad Aug 2010 - Diwaniyah Jan 2011 - Baghdad Feb 2011 - Tikrit Join the Wheelchairs for Iraqi Kids Facebook Cause! CNN Heroes Story Video CNN Think Big for the Little Ones FoxNews Dallas Story CNN Interview with Larry King |
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Meet Ben, a hero for Iraqi children who can't walk! A young man named Ben watched the CNN report on this project, and decided he would personally get involved to make a difference in the lives of the children I am trying to help. With help from Helen, his Mom, he set up to play his guitar on the streets of San Francisco for two hours, raising an incredible $2269.46! Thanks to Ben, many Iraqi children with disabilities who have never had a wheelchair will now know the freedom and mobility which a high quality pediatric wheelchair can bring. Ben - YOU ARE THEIR HERO! And MY HERO! Ben has been a real trooper, raising donations many weekends since March 2008 - even while he was sick. He's encountered many generous people who have encouraged him and donated money right into his guitar case to support the WFIK project with his Mom standing by. However, he's also endured the ridicule of a few adults and classmates for standing up for the disabled children of Iraq and doing the right thing. It's been a great maturing experience for him, and he's a better guy for it! Ben set up his own website and blog (I Play for Peace.net). As of 19 May 2011, Ben has raised $35,000! Because of Ben's efforts, the lives of one hundred Iraqi children and their families have been changed in a big way. |
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From General David Petraeus (Feb 2008) : "Brad, I just saw the CNN story on your program and wanted to thank you for what you're doing. Your initiative has proven to be a wonderful idea, and you clearly have been doing a superb job turning that idea into reality. Needless to say, our troopers enjoy distributing the wheelchairs very much, and the goodwill they generate has been significant. Well done/thanks very much -- GEN David Petraeus, CG, MNF-I" |
| June 2009 82nd Airborne and 225th Engineers |
| April 2009 5-73 Cavalry Regiment 82nd Airborne |
| March 2009 1-319 Field Artillery Regiment 82nd Airborne |
| March 2009 5-73 Cavalry Regiment 82nd Airborne |
| February 2009 3rd BCT, 4th ID and 226th Engineers |
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