Local Habitat for Humanity Seeks Return of 'Taken' Wheelchair Lift
A wheelchair lift disappeared from a driveway in Sylvan Glen Estates on Tuesday night.
Someone 'accidentally' took our handicapped lift that was by the side of the road this Tuesday, maybe doing some fun drive-by dumpster diving or street diving, and they thought it was out for consumption, but it was not.
According to Executive Director Rechelle Chaffee, the lift is worth about $2,000, which the non-profit cannot afford to replace at this time.
The lift is essential for the 'A Brush with Kindness' program, which helps families in need with home repairs.
- The lift allows individuals in wheelchairs or those who need support to enter their homes.
- Habitat for Humanity installs and lends the lifts to families in need.
The organization is seeking the return of the lift, no questions asked.
Author's summary: Habitat for Humanity seeks return of stolen wheelchair lift.
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