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Celebration of 100 Miles of Ramps built since 1996.
The Texas Ramp Project operates in select Texas counties, requiring local funding and storage space for expansion.
The Texas Ramp Project currently serves 154 Texas counties, with expansion dependent on volunteer and funding availability.
Volunteers from Coryell Community Church support the Texas Ramp Project’s mission by building wheelchair-accessible ramps for disabled or low-income individuals.
On Sept. 3, Fayette County Texas Ramp Project volunteers built this 12-foot wheelchair ramp on Belota-Walla Road in Plum. Courtesy of the The Fayette County Record, La Grange, Texas, September, 2026
The Texas Ramp Project addresses barriers to independence for Texans with mobility impairments by building wheelchair-accessible ramps.
The San Antonio Area Foundation granted funds to the Texas Ramp Project for building wheelchair ramps over two years.
The Texas Ramp Project partners with volunteers, including Sheppard Air Force Base members, to build free wheelchair ramps in Texoma.
The Texas Ramp Project releases monthly fact sheets to inform potential volunteers and donors about its work.
Volunteers must commit to completing a ramp build, as project duration varies by size and customization needs.
The Texas Ramp Project Board of Directors elected Mark Hinzman as Vice President, effective January 12, 2025.
The Texas Ramp Project appointed Mark Denzin as Executive Director, effective October 7, 2024.
Volunteers built a ramp for Maria Gage in Brownwood, improving her ability to enter and exit her home.
Since 1985, the Texas Ramp Project has provided free wheelchair ramps to low-income individuals with disabilities in Dallas County.
A WellMed volunteer group built a ramp for Jimmy in East Austin, enabling safe home access.
"Funds for Facts - Data for Dollars" Any way you put it, the facts and figures supplied by crew leaders for the ramps they build help bring in the funds needed to pay for the materials, hardware, tools and facilities volunteers around the state use to serve their communities. In…
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