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Community Impact
Disability Parking Permits
People in Motion delivers the DPP program. There are two (2) types of parking permits for people with disabilities: Permanent: Valid for a period of three (3) years, and renewable. Temporary: Valid for a period up to twelve (12) months. Must reapply for extension.
Programs
We offer inclusive, active, and educational member-driven programs for people living with disabilities. For more information check out our Programs page.
Memories in Motion
Our "Memories in Motion" program offers by-donation, wheelchair accessible transportation for people with physical disabilities and seniors with mobility barriers.
Your Impact
Donations
Making a Difference is Easy
Every donation - whether monthly or one-time - helps sustain our services and programs, which includes:
- Keeping our vital transportaton service running and accessible to all
- Maintain and fuel our vehicles for community transportation
- Expand our successful programs to reach more participants
- Purchase supplies and equipment for cooking, fitness, and art classes
- Develop new programs based on community needs
As a registered charity, we'll provide you with a tax receipt for all contributions.
Friends of People in Motion
Friend Highlight - AmGive Grant Program
“Amway believes that giving back is core to a healthy community. It is more than an action; it is a commitment to strengthen the places and people around us. The AmGive grant program β which allows IBOs to obtain grant funding for the charities they personally support β was created to amplify the incredible work already in motion across the United States, Canada and the Dominican Republic.
Seasoned Amway IBOs Pierre & Bonnie Lapointe nominated a cause close to their hearts: People in Motion. This organization has empowered people living with disabilities since 1989 by providing fitness, recreational, educational, and social programs and services. Their unique service, βThe Mobility Garage,β provides a dedicated space with tools and experts available to fix wheelchairs. With community support, they also lend out equipment while individuals wait for their mobility device to be repaired.”



