Together, We Build Freedom
5,310
Ramps Built
286,740
Volunteer Hours
$8.9 Million
Volunteer Labor Value
*Estimated mean based on aggregate data
Building Community Transforming Lives Accessing the World
SAWs® is a nonprofit, volunteer organization founded in 2003. Originally started in Indianapolis, our organization serves clients across Indiana, as well as Arizona and Virginia. We specialize in building wooden wheelchair ramps for low-income, permanently disabled individuals. With the support of our donors and volunteers, lives are changed one ramp at a time and in less than six hours we transform a client’s life FOREVER.
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Support SAWs®
Because SAWs® does not charge low-income, permanently disabled persons for their ramps, we depend on the generosity of individuals, churches, corporations and nonprofit organizations to support our efforts.
Your donation will allow us to continue our mission of providing life-changing results for our clients and our volunteers.
Whether you like to build ramps, make phone calls to prospective recipients or prepare and serve refreshments for our build teams.
A SAWs® Affiliate is a group of volunteers who come together to build wheelchair ramps for those most in need in their area.
Referring Agency Partners
SAWs® is in the process of building a strong referral network consisting of healthcare providers and nonprofit agencies that already work with our future clients and are more familiar with their circumstances.
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SAWs® is in the process of building a strong referral network consisting of healthcare providers and nonprofit agencies that already work with our future clients and are more familiar with their circumstances.
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Because of the generosity of the Community Foundation of Hancock County eight residents now have safer access to their homes.![]()
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Their $10,000 grant helped SAWs build eight wheelchair ramps, restoring freedom, independence, and peace of mind for local neighbors living with mobility challenges.![]()
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These photos capture just two of those life-changing builds. Every ramp represents a story, a family, and a community coming together to make a difference.![]()
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Thank you, Community Foundation of Hancock County, for investing in accessibility and helping us build freedom, one ramp at a time.![]()
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#AccessibilityMatters #buildingfreedom #CommunityImpact #HancockCounty #indiananonprofit #givingback #VolunteerPowered
Bravo to SAWs Volunteers: Leading with servants hearts 💚👏![]()
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Temporary courthouse ramp insalled
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Temporary ramp installed at Henry County Courthouse
We're honored to share that Servants at Work has received a $25,000 grant Glick Philanthropiesopies to support our mission of building freedom and independence through accessibility ramps.![]()
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This unrestricted funding allows us to direct resources where they are needed most as demand for ramps continues to grow across Indiana. Every ramp we build helps an older adult, veteran, or person with a disability safely access their home, medical care, family, and community.![]()
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Since 2003, SAWs has built more than 5,000 ramps and now serves 70 Indiana counties. Partnerships like this help ensure we can continue meeting the growing need for accessibility across our state.![]()
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Thank you to Glick Philanthropies for investing in dignity, independence, and community connection.![]()
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Read more: www.sawsramps.org/gli#SAWsRampsR#accessibilityi#CommunityImpactm#indiananonprofitr#buildingfreedome#VolunteerPoweredwered
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