Celebrating our 40th year of service in Texas

Have you ever changed a person’s life in a single day?

The Texas Ramp Project volunteers have done it over 29,516 times! We build wheelchair ramps for disabled or elderly people who can’t afford to buy one. In a few hours on a Saturday morning, we give these folks the freedom to leave their home again – the home where they want to remain but whose steps have imprisoned them.

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Stories of Giving

Cooke County, Gainesville

Gainesville’s Second Time Around Thrift Shop generously awards gift to the Texas Ramp Project

The Texas Ramp Project was the generous recipient of a $5,000 award from the Second Time Around Thrift Shop which is owned and operated by the parishioners of First United Methodist Church of Gainesville. Jim Smith, on behalf of Reverend Adam Spore, presented the check to Pete Carey, Texas Ramp …

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Amarillo, United Way

14 Ramps built in one day supporting the United Way of Amarillo and Canyon Day of Caring

The United Way of Amarillo and Canyon held the 2025 Day of Caring Friday, bringing together over 400 volunteers for a full day of hands-on service. “So we got several nonprofit sites, but 14 ramp builds today too with the Texas Ramp Project, so we have teams at all 14 …

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Cooke County, Grants, In The News, United Way

Cooke County United Way honors Texas Ramp Project with a 2025 grant

Over the past 10 years, businesses and individuals of Cooke County have donated over $3,951,000 to Cooke County United Way to help those in need. Talk about a community where good will and selflessness help neighbors to build a stronger, healthier community. Last year, the Cooke County community pledged over …

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29,791 Ramps Built

Total Ramps Built

153.2 Miles of Ramps

Miles of Ramps

768,732 Hours

Volunteer Hours