From today through October 22, 2017, RAMPS is participating in the 2017 Dominion Energy Charity Classic Birdies for Charity! Through the Birdies for Charity Program, donors can make pledges to their charity of choice (we hope you pick us!) either per birdie made in the PGA tournament or through a

RAMPS is fortunate to receive the support of the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation as we partner to make life easier for our clients.  Click on Brian’s photo to read the blog post highlighting the amazing impact of this partnership:

Location Richmond, VA Builders Megan Angstadt Michael Caddell Hannah DeFrank Erin McDonald Sam Mireles Edwin Rodriguez Ben Rothrock Matt Wease Jeff Arnold Slade Heathcott Story Mr. Averette was a medic in the Army.  His service was mostly conducted stateside in the Pittsburgh Area.  He has spine issues and two bad

Build Date 1/5/2017 Client Susan Location Richmond, VA Story Susan is a young woman who lives alone.  She is battling cancer and has a result, relies on a motor scooter for mobility.  She rents a one bedroom apartment in Richmond, and based on the location of her door, is not

Check out our partnership with the amazing Richmond Flying Squirrels.   We had a great time working with these guys, though it was a hot day, we got a lot done to benefit our friend and local veteran, Tim. https://youtu.be/k47cJ08wGp8  

Build Date 7/9/2016 Client Tim Location Richmond, VA Builders Sam Mireles Erin McDonald Megan Angstadt Robert Wease Edwin Rodriguez Jeff Arnold Dan Slania Chas Carroll   This build is a partnership between the Richmond Squirrels baseball organization and RAMPS.  In recognition of the Squirrel’s dedication to the Richmond Community, and

Thank you to Meg for sharing her experiences with RAMPS and our clients.

RAMPS is proud to announce that it has received an $8,000 Quality of Life grant from the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation. The award was one of 75 grants totaling over $600,137 awarded by the Reeve Foundation to nonprofit organizations nationwide that provide more opportunities, access, and daily quality of life for individuals living with paralysis, their families, and caregivers. Conceived by the late Dana Reeve, the program has awarded over 2,400 grants totaling over $18 million since 1999.