“When we lift up each other during tough times, we strengthen the entire fabric of our neighborhood.”
Life-changing freedom begins at someone’s front door. For a neighbor, friend, or family member with a disability, a wheelchair ramp provides the freedom to visit family, attend church, visit a doctor, or simply enjoy the outdoors again. For over 40 years, we have built more than ramps. We restore independence, dignity, and hope, one ramp at a time.
Stories of Giving
San Antonio Area Foundation proudly supports the Texas Ramp Project with a generous grant
The San Antonio Area Foundation is proud to be associated with the Texas Ramp Project. The grant from the San Antonio Area Foundation will be used over the next two years to allow the Texas Ramp Project to build wheelchair ramps for our neighbors that cannot experience the freedom and …
A special birthday gift!
How’s this for a birthday party? Organize your extended family to build a ramp in your honor. Britanny Pratt, TRP board member in San Antonio, and her husband, daughters, brother, niece, mom, dad and father-in-law turned out on September 26 to build a 21-foot ramp for a 79-year-old San Antonio …
Fayette County Volunteers build a wheelchair ramp in Plum, Texas
On Sept. 3, Fayette County Texas Ramp Project volunteers built this 12-foot wheelchair ramp on Belota-Walla Road in Plum. Courtesy of the The Fayette County Record, La Grange, Texas, September, 2026
34,183 Ramps Built
Total Ramps Built
178.3 Miles of Ramps
Miles of Ramps
897,121 Volunteer Hours
