2025 Giving Tuesday and Holiday Giving

F.R.E.E. Giving Campaign: Give the Gift of Mobility this Christmas

This holiday season, you can change someone’s life with a gift that restores independence, dignity, and hope. F.R.E.E. of Virginia provides mobility and bathroom equipment—wheelchairs, walkers, shower chairs, and more—to low-income adults with disabilities across the Commonwealth. Every piece of equipment empowers someone to safely stay in their home, regain independence, and live with dignity.

This season, help us place freedom under the tree for someone who can’t afford the equipment they need.

Ways to Give This Christmas

⭐ 1. Give a One-Time Christmas Gift

A single donation today provides urgently needed equipment like wheelchairs, shower chairs, and hospital beds for adults who have nowhere else to turn.

🎁 2. Become a Monthly Partner

Monthly givers sustain F.R.E.E.’s mission year-round.
Just $25–$50/month helps ensure we never have to turn someone away when they need safe, life-changing equipment.

🎄 3. Neighborhood Assistance Program (NAP Tax Credits)

Your gift can stretch even further.
Donors who give through Virginia’s Neighborhood Assistance Program may qualify for 65% Virginia tax credits, significantly reducing state tax liability. (Approved donations greater than $500, while credits last.)
Example: A $1,000 gift may cost you only $350 after tax credit return.
These credits help ensure your generosity goes further, reaching more people in need. Contact Robin@free-foundation.org to complete qualifying paperwork.

Your Gift = A Life Restored

With your support:

• A grandmother regains mobility after a stroke, returning home instead of going to long-term care.
• A veteran stands again with a sit-to-stand assist.
• A dad returns to work quicker after surgery.

This Christmas, help us bring independence, hope, and freedom to those who need it most.

Give today at www.free-foundation.org and make mobility your Christmas miracle.

If you would like to begin a planned gift to support F.R.E.E.’s mission for years to come, please contact Robin at robin@free-foundation.org.