Limbs for Life Foundation

Description

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Title:

Limbs for Life Foundation

Historic Information:

The Limbs for Life Foundation was established in 1995. Prosthetist John A. Sabolich saw a need to assist amputees who did not have insurance coverage for prosthetics. His passion for helping amputees was deep-rooted in his family’s history, as his father Lester opened his first prosthetic clinic in Oklahoma City in 1947. Sabolich grew up watching his father give the gift of movement through prosthetic care. His vision for a global network comprised of clinics and partners to assist amputees in need continues through Limbs for Life Foundation.



Since its inception, Limbs for Life has provided thousands of new prosthetic limbs to amputees across the United States. Many more amputees are helped with the distribution of used prosthetic parts and components shared through international partnerships and missions, empowering amputees on five continents.

URL:

www.limbsforlife.org

Countries Served:

USA
Regions: Africa, North America, Central America, Middle East, Asia, South AmericaCountries: Ecuador, Guatemala, Haiti, Mexico, Panama, Philippines, Dominican Republic, AfricaAge Group: Adults, ChildrenFees Charged: No

Organization Type:

Non-profit

Tax ID:

73-1422414

Not-for-profit Type:

501C-3

Contact Name/Title:

Randy Titony - Executive Director

Address:

9604 N May Ave.

City:

Oklahoma City

State/Province:

Oklahoma

Postal Code:

73120

Phone:

405-843-5174

Fax:

405-843-5123

Email:

admin@limbsforlife.org

Need I:

Financial Assistance

Need II:

General Background Information

Need III:

Volunteers

Additional Info & Comments:

Mission StatementLimbs for Life is a global nonprofit organization dedicated to providing fully functional prosthetic care for individuals who cannot otherwise afford it and raising awareness of the challenges facing amputees.

Citation

“Limbs for Life Foundation,” Digital Resource Foundation for Orthotics and Prosthetics, accessed March 28, 2024, https://library.drfop.org/items/show/3.