Join Us in Building a More Accessible World.
Help us remove physical barriers, amplify voices, empower independence and create lasting change.
No One Should Feel Left Behind.
5.5
Million American’s Rely on Wheelchairs for Mobility
Join us in creating a world where mobility, dignity, and inclusion are possible for everyone.
Accessibility
One out of every 14 Americans has a mobility challenge that makes it difficult or impossible to walk. Yet two-thirds of public buildings are inaccessible to people with medical conditions. We advocate for greater accessibility with companies and lawmakers
Representation
One in four Americans lives with a disability, yet when the news covers disabled people, the stories are almost always the same: tragic medical cases, heroic overcomers, or cautionary tales told by everyone except the people actually living the experience. These narratives shape policy, public attitudes, and even the opportunities disabled people are offered. The Alec Project pushes back by amplifying authentic disabled voices for public discourse, because the world will never design for disabled people until it finally hears from disabled people on their own terms.
Independence
Thousands of young adults are forced to use heavy, ill-fitting, decades-old wheelchairs that weren’t built for their bodies or their ambitions. These chairs break down often, cause pain and pressure sores, and send the message that comfort and freedom are privileges rather than expectations. A properly fitted wheelchair isn’t charity; it’s the removal of a barrier that society created. With your support, the Alec Project delivers custom mobility devices that fit real lives, so disabled people can work longer hours, travel farther, stay healthier, and move through the world on equal terms instead of fighting their equipment every day.
Meet Alec
Alec Cabacungan has spent his life breaking barriers—not just for himself, but for the entire disability community. Born with a passion for storytelling and advocacy, Alec has dedicated himself to making the world more inclusive and accessible for people with disabilities.
Request a Wheelchair
You shouldn’t have to fight the world and a bad chair at the same time. If you’re an adult who needs a wheelchair that fits your body and your life, apply today.