After 15 continuous years of providing iBot and Track Chairs to Disabled Veterans and more recently First Responders (Firefighters, Paramedics, and Police Officers) while these needs still exist, Gary Lawson, a co-founder of and running Independence Corps alone now for the last several years has decided to pass the baton to two younger teams that have also been meeting these needs.

CW5 Gary Linfoot (USA, Ret.) a long-time member of the elite 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (“Nightstalkers”), himself a mobility-challenged veteran after a crash of the helicopter he was piloting returning from a mission in Iraq, and his wife Mari founded https://www.americanmobilityproject.org/ Besides veterans and first responders the American Mobility Project also addresses the mobility needs of many young and some older civilians as well.

And Maj. Genl. Kevin Pottinger, USAF, Ret. and his wife Anne who after an illustrious military career as a pilot and a pilot for one of America’s flagship airlines, founded https://www.freedommobilityfoundation.org/ to also address the needs of our mility challenged veteran and first responder community.

Both the American Mobility Project and Freedom Mobility Foundation are two of the most excellent nonprofits in America, and should be your go-to nonprofit organizations to make donations to support the needs of our nation’s injured and ill mobility-challenged veterans and first responders and other citizens.

I have been blessed to know both the Linfoots and the Pottingers for more than a decade each, have worked with them on veteran and military family support missions for years, and would trust them with my soul.

I can give no higher praise.

God Bless America and those who stand guard and put their lives on the line every day to preserve and protect Americans and our allies around the world.