The money will be used to purchase new wheelchairs, scooters, walkers - all the tools that give people back their freedom. When Project MEND’s warehouse is full, they can get equipment to folks fast ...

SAN ANTONIO – Settled into its new 16,000-square-foot facility in the Medical Center area, Project MEND’s big move in January 2022 couldn’t have come at a better time, said Cathy Valdez, the nonprofit ...

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For almost 17 years, Project MEND has provided medical equipment for low-income disabled people. MEND leaders say they will need to raise about $100,000 by the end of the year. For almost 17 years, ...

Last week, Project MEND launched “A Day in the Life,” with supporters spending time with Project MEND clients to understand the everyday challenges of those living with disabilities. It was humbling ...

Project MEND, a nonprofit that refurbishes medical equipment for people with disabilities, plans to build a new facility by the end of next year at the Medical Center. The larger space — 18,000 square ...