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Ramp Builders, Organizations and Projects in Alabama
Alabama list of charitable organizations that build wheelchair ramps for people in desperate need of a ramp, but do not have a source of funding.
CASA Ramp Program
| Organization: | CASA of Madison County |
| Description: | CASA is the Care and Assurance System for the Aging and Homebound. It provides volunteer services to assist the elderly and homebound with activities of daily life, enabling them to maintain their dignity through independent living. All CASA services are free and based solely on need. |
| Address: |
CASA of Madison County |
| Website: | CASA of Madison County |
| Contact Info: | (256) 533-7775 |
CASA Ramp Program
| Organization: | CASA of Marshall County |
| Description: | CASA is the Care and Assurance System for the Aging and Homebound. It provides volunteer services to assist the elderly and homebound with activities of daily life, enabling them to maintain their dignity through independent living. All CASA services are free and based solely on need. |
| Address: |
Marshall County Family Resource Center |
| Website: | CASA of Marshall County |
| Story: | Volunteer 'muscles' needed to build ramps (PDF) |
| Contact Info: | 256-279-0007 |
| Coordinator: | Terri Shaddox |
| Service Area: | Albertville, AL |
Ramps Build with Love
| Organization: | First United Methodist Church of Brewton (FUNC) |
| Description: |
FUNC has built 60 handicap ramps in Brewton and all over the country |
| Address: |
820 Belleville Ave |
| Website: | First United Methodist Church of Brewton |
| Story: | Ramps Built With Love (PDF) |
| Contact Info: | 251-867-8051 |
| Coordinator: | Dr. Ed Glaize |
| Service Area: | Brewton, AL |
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