In episode 49 of the Life Possible with a Disability Podcast, I interviewed the Executive Director of the Numotion Foundation, Justin Richardson. Justin oversees day-to-day operations, fundraising, and grant distributions for the Numotion Foundation. He is responsible for developing and maintaining national and local partnerships and donor and Numotion employee engagement with the Foundation.

Due to a spinal cord injury sustained in a 2003 diving accident, Justin has been a manual wheelchair user for twenty years. As a sixteen-year veteran of the seating and mobility industry, he has deep perspective and experience as a former Numotion operations manager and communications, customer experience, and advocacy leader. Before joining Numotion in 2012, Justin worked as an Assistive Technology Professional (ATP)/Regional Manager in North Carolina and as a regional leader in the aquatics industry.

The mission of the Numotion Foundation is to support people and causes that work towards enhancing the lives of people with disabilities in communities of common interest. The Numotion Foundation's vision is to Engage employees and supporters to donate funds and provide a centralized, coordinated, and compliant gateway for distributions on behalf of Numotion to advocacy groups, policy influencers, and charitable programs

Numotion contributes to the Foundation with a portion of the proceeds from each new wheelchair sold. Additionally, the Numotion Foundation is dedicated to engaging employees and supporters to donate funds and provide a centralized, coordinated, and compliant structure for distributions on behalf of Numotion to relevant charitable organizations and programs.

If you would like to donate or have a disability-related non-profit and want to apply for a grant, go to www.NumotionFoundation.org. 

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