US EditionGuyton Couple Turns Scrap Metal Into Mobility Aids for Veterans
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Guyton Couple Turns Scrap Metal Into Mobility Aids for Veterans
In Guyton, Georgia, Bubba and Stephanie Shaw run the Wish to Walk Foundation, a nonprofit that collects and recycles scrap metal to fund mobility equipment for veterans and people with disabilities — all at no cost to recipients. Inspired by Bubba’s own experience with cerebral palsy, the couple’s grassroots mission has grown from two wheelchairs to dozens of families helped. With support from community members and local businesses like SA Recyc…
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